Trump's Pledge for Largest Mass Deportation Effort in U.S. History

Throughout his political career, Trump has consistently emphasized his agenda to enforce stricter immigration policies. In this latest interview, he outlined a strategy that mirrors the sweeping operations of "Operation Wetback" under President Dwight Eisenhower in 1954, which led to the deportation of over 1 million migrants.

Trump's campaign for the 2024 presidential election has yet to provide specifics on how this massive undertaking would be executed, including the resources required to locate, detain, and deport the estimated "nearly 20 million" illegal migrants currently in the United States.

The former president's proposal has reignited debates on immigration policy and the logistics of implementing such a large-scale operation. Critics have raised concerns about the potential civil rights implications and the practical challenges of identifying and removing such a significant number of individuals from the country.

Despite the controversy, Trump's supporters argue that his plan represents a firm stance on border security and a commitment to enforcing immigration laws. As the 2024 election approaches, the debate over immigration policy and Trump's proposed mass deportation effort is likely to intensify.