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[New Blog 🖋 ] Dr. Leanne Purdum's insightful analysis highlights the roots of Trump's family separation policy in Obama-era immigration strategies. Threats of separation, legal battles over detention, and the 20-day limit on family detention by the Obama administration all played a part. Don't miss out on this blog and her new journal article on Geopolitics! Read here: https://lnkd.in/exb7Fr22

[New Blog 🖋 ] Dr. Leanne Purdum's insightful analysis highlights the roots of Trump's family separation policy in Obama-era immigration strategies. Threats of separation, legal battles over detention, and the 20-day limit on family detention by the Obama administration all played a part. Don't miss out on this blog and her new journal article on Geopolitics! Read here: https://lnkd.in/eMD_b4ku

Trump vs. Sanctuary Cities: The Deportation Debate We dive into Donald Trump's plans to combat illegal immigration and the resistance from sanctuary city mayors. Can Trump's no-nonsense approach succeed against those who oppose his deportation strategy? Discover the implications for American citizens. #DonaldTrump #SanctuaryCities #IllegalImmigration #Deportation #AmericanCitizens #ImmigrationPolicy #CurrentAffairs #Politics #CivicResponsibility #NationalSecurity

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📜 A Comprehensive Review of Trump’s Early Executive Orders President Donald Trump launched his administration with a series of executive orders and actions designed to reshape U.S. policy. These orders addressed a variety of critical issues, including: Trade and immigration reform U.S. foreign aid policies Demographic diversity and civil rights Federal hiring practices Some policies had an immediate impact, while others were more symbolic or became embroiled in legal challenges. For an in-depth analysis, explore the article here: Link #TheBalmInGilead #ExecutiveOrders #CivilRights #USPolicy #PoliticalLeadership

Former president Donald Trump's mass deportation plan has been a pillar of his candidacy. Just last week during a rally in the city of Aurora, Colorado, he christened the operation as "Operation Aurora", a rehash of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, for which he plans to use "elite squads" from federal agencies like Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to actively pursue and remove such undocumented immigrants. But besides the constitutional and humanitarian implications of such a plan, little has been researched about the financial implications it would entail for the country. A new analysis by CBS News, however, digs deep into the numbers, estimating that deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants (based on the 2022 American Community Survey) would cost the U.S. between $160 billion and $216 billion over a four-year presidency. In fact, even if Congress were to approve such a number, deporting every undocumented immigrant living in the U.S. would take far longer than four years, the analysis finds.

The Washington Post reports that last month, the task force established by President Biden to reunify children separated from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border published its most recent set of data on the reunification efforts. More than 3,200 children have been reunited with their families, about 800 of them thanks to the task force’s work. An additional 1,400, though, have not been—at least through the auspices of the task force. Of the 1,400, about 300 are either in the process of being reunified or have had their families contacted. For the latest immigration updates, subscribe to Gordon Law Group PC's page on LinkedIn. #immigration #visa #workvisa

🚨 Trump Revives Aggressive Deportation Plans Ahead of Election 🇺🇸 Former President Donald Trump is pushing forward with plans to deport an estimated 15–20 million undocumented immigrants if re-elected. His strategy includes: 🔹 Expanding the roles of ICE and CBP for mass deportations 🔹 Deploying military resources within U.S. borders for immigration enforcement 🔹 Reinstating and intensifying policies like "Remain in Mexico" and Title 42 🔹 Collaborating with Republican-led states to bypass federal enforcement limits Industry Impact: Sectors like agriculture, construction, and hospitality could face significant labor shortages. Legal experts warn of constitutional challenges, while human rights groups highlight risks to families and civil liberties. This approach is reshaping the national debate on immigration policy. https://lnkd.in/gd2Whm7X #ImmigrationPolicy #USPolitics #Deportation #Economy #LaborMarket #LegalImpact #DonaldTrump #WorkforceChallenges THE CORPORATE MAGAZINE

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