Pak Sahafat – Controversial former US President Donald Trump, who is facing 91 charges in 4 criminal cases and is one of the Republican candidates in the 2024 US presidential election, plans to impose unprecedented immigration and border restrictions if he wins this election.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, based on the announcement of an American media on Monday local time, former US President Donald Trump plans to impose unprecedented restrictions on immigration and borders if he is elected in 2024.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, former US President Donald Trump has announced on his account on his social network known as Truth Social that he will not participate in the Republican primary debate on August 23, but this is the first time he has categorically announced this.
He wrote on his account: “Everyone knows who I am and what a successful presidency I had. So I will not do the debate!”
Trump reportedly plans to skip the first Republican primary debate and instead appear in a virtual interview with Tucker Carlson.
American website Axios wrote on Monday local time: Trump built part of the country’s border wall with Maxim during his tenure as US president, started strict wealth and health checks for potential immigrants and limited asylum. His 2025 plan would go far beyond those restrictions, potentially making it harder for millions of foreigners to enter or stay in the United States.
Trump’s new plan for the 2024 US presidential election will include a wave of new and extreme policies.
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According to this report, Trump will tighten ideological screening for people who legally apply to enter the United States. American law has barred communists from entering for decades.
Trump wants to make more use of this rule to reject applicants who are considered “Marxists.”
He plans to send the Coast Guard and Navy to American and Latin American waters to stop drug smuggling boats.
Axios stated: Trump will expand the “Muslim ban” that includes the entry of citizens of some Muslim countries into the United States. Joe Biden, the current president of the United States, canceled this ban.
Trump also plans to designate drug cartels as “unlawful enemy forces” to allow the US military to target them in Mexico. One of Trump’s immigration plans is to end citizenship rights for the children of illegal immigrants.
Trump plans to quickly deport members of criminal gangs, traffickers and other criminals using the vague section of the Alien and Sedition Act of 1798.
He will also complete his border wall. Trump spent billions of dollars to build 452 miles of new fencing along the 1,954-mile southern border with Mexico. Biden stopped this project.
Trump’s focus is on the southern border with Mexico, but he is also poised to sharply reduce legal immigration. His plan is likely to be controversial at a time when many experts say America increasingly needs immigrants to bolster its economy.
Several of Trump’s plans, such as declaring cartels “illegal enemy forces” and a naval blockade, could raise tensions with Mexico, whose cooperation Trump needs.