Trump’s mass deportation plan ‘would damage our economy and separate American families,’ top Senate Democrat warns – live | Donald Trump

Supreme Republican in Senate Judiciary; Lindsey GrahamHe said that as soon as the party of the room was in possession of the next year, he would endeavor to send it Donald Trump laws to implement the hardline policy.

“In January of 2025, the Senate Republicans will make a top priority security border transformation bill that will be taken by the budget committee and passed, increasing the number of bed spaces available for the detention of people instead of paying, increasing the number. Ice agents to deal with people who must be deported, “Finish the wall and put the technology … in the border, so we’ll have operational control of the border. That’s going to be our top priority,” Graham said.

Trumpet and Republicans plenty of other priorities to have power in Washington once he took over, but Graham said border security was the first thing he would address.

“I want to cut taxes. I’m going to kill our taxes. As for the Senate, the transformational security term goes through reconciliation first,” Graham said, referring to the parliamentary process that allows Republicans to bypass a filibuster. Democrats in the senate

Graham vowed;

Let’s start sending people out of the country that pose a threat to us and never start here.

Senate Judiciary Committee Dick Durbin kicked off the hearing Donald TrumpThe decision on the capture of the mission was warned that such an attempt would be inhumane, prohibitively expensive and damaging to the US military.

Trump and his advisers have proposed using the active duty military to deport any undocumented person into the country. In his opening remarks, Durbin warned that he could harm the military’s readiness.

“Things change when you go from a high-flying rhetorical campaign to the ground … Think for a moment, using our military to plan mass deportations. Certainly, it would have an important loss in the morale of the military, bringing people together in their communities at a time when we are already facing the most serious recruiting challenge in years,” said Durbin.

“In addition to weakening our military, it would cost hundreds of billions of dollars to deport every undocumented resident from the country. The damage to our economy and to the American family. But we must focus on those who are truly a danger to America, and give the rest a chance to earn their rights. They should register with the government, pay taxes certainly to be paid, and to be subject to checking in heavy courses”.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has just begun its hearing Donald TrumpTransmigration plans are planned and damage to communities is planned.

when Donald Trump vowing to implement hardline immigration policies including mass deportations when he first entered office, a group of Democratic senators is demanding. Joseph Biden They say they will approve new measures that will allow some migrants to stay in the country.

“Mass deportations threaten the health and safety of millions of mixed-income families, instill distrust and fear in the communities we represent, and destroy the U.S. economy,” seven senators from Illinois, New Jersey, Nevada, New Mexico, Hawaii and California said today in letter to Biden

“We are writing now that the windows to secure and finalize your administration’s plans are rapidly closing. We are asking you for your utmost assistance between now and the inauguration of the president-elect to complete the most important work of the past four years and protect immigrant families.

Among the group’s goals is the program of expanding the targets for the deportation of citizens of certain countries that are determined to be safe. They also call for an expedited process for applying for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which targets deportation of undocumented people brought to the US as children.

Democrats are likely to withdraw their call for the president’s exit from the Senate Judiciary hearing on Trump’s deportation order, which will begin at 10 a.m. You can read the full letter here”.

Hello, US political blog readers. Donald Trump It had the appearance of a night next night, like a night where someone wanders into the Canadian city and the prime minister Justin Trudeau to his commander. “I had the pleasure of having dinner the other night with Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada. I look forward to seeing the Governor again soon as we continue our in-depth discussions on Tariffs and Trade, the results of which will be truly spectacular for everyone! trumpet He said in Social Truth. Only 41 days remain until this matter can be written from the White House.

Meanwhile, Democrats are using their final days in power in the Senate to shine a spotlight on the damage Trump’s mass deportations have done to American communities. At 10am, the judiciary committee will convene a hearing on how the president-elect’s campaign promises will “separate American families, harm our weapons and devastate our economy.” Democrats have called for the resignation of an undocumented Philadelphia mayor and prosecutor temporarily safe certificate of deportation. The GOP called Mary’s mother a woman kidnapped and killed, allegedly by an undocumented man.

Here’s what else is going on today;

• More than 75 Nobelians have match he signed a letter asking the senators not to confirm the conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr as secretary of health and human services after Trump nominated him last month.

• Joseph Biden He will defend his economic record in a speech from the Brookings Institution in Washington DC at 12.15pm.

• Karine John-PierreThe White House press conference will take questions from reporters at 2pm.