Trump to Declare National Emergency, Revamp Immigration Policies
Donald Trump, newly sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, is poised to initiate sweeping changes to U.S. immigration policies.
According to Anna Kelly, the incoming Deputy Press Secretary, Trump will sign several executive orders aimed at reducing migrant inflow and addressing border security challenges.
National Emergency Declaration
Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kelly revealed that the administration would immediately declare a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border.
This declaration will empower the military to prioritize border security and safeguard U.S. territorial integrity.
End of Birthright Citizenship
In a move that has sparked widespread debate, Trump intends to end birthright citizenship, a practice enshrined in the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
“The federal government will no longer recognize automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants born in the U.S.,” Kelly stated.
She also mentioned plans to clarify the constitutional clause to reflect this new policy.
Termination of Asylum Rights
The administration also plans to terminate the asylum process, replacing it with an immediate removal system for undocumented migrants.
This policy aims to deter illegal border crossings and address growing concerns about demographic changes among Americans.
These drastic measures align with Trump’s campaign promises to overhaul immigration systems and maintain stronger borders.
However, critics argue that these policies could face significant legal challenges, particularly regarding constitutional interpretations of birthright citizenship.
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