Donald Trump has warned that a Supreme Court ruling against his immigration policies could “destroy” the United States. He made the statement on Truth Social after requesting permission to deport around 200 Venezuelan migrants detained in Texas, claiming they have gang ties.
Since taking office again, Trump has pushed for stricter immigration controls, including mass deportations and stronger border security. But courts have repeatedly blocked his efforts. In April, the Supreme Court stopped him from using the Alien Enemies Act to remove these migrants.
On social media, Trump called the migrants “murderers” and “criminals,” saying that if the U.S. can’t deport them, “we aren’t going to have a country anymore.” He accused liberal judges and politicians of ignoring the issue but claimed most Americans support his stance.
Public opinion is divided—some polls show a slight majority backing his policies, while others indicate opposition. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is also set to review Trump’s attempt to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, a case that could have major consequences.
