During Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, he revealed plans for what he claims will be the largest deportation operation in U.S. history.
According to Rolling Stone reporter Aswan Suesaeng, Trump and his team are aware that their ambitious plans, which may include creating a network of heavily guarded “camps,” will take time to carry out.
In the meantime, Trump and his team reportedly plan to use widespread propaganda and media tactics to scare undocumented immigrants into leaving the country voluntarily and discourage others from coming to the U.S.
“People are really scared,” said immigration attorney Katie Kersh. She explained that many Haitian migrants are worried their rights will be ignored and fear deportation, even though the law doesn’t allow for such immediate actions.
Suesaeng also reported that Trump’s team has discussed launching major immigration raids in big cities early in his second term. They aim to promote these raids aggressively through media and social platforms.
This would include working with outlets like Fox News, creating their own media content, sharing updates with influential social media figures, and using Elon Musk’s platform, X (formerly Twitter), to amplify their message. Trump himself would take to TV and social media to promote these operations and claim credit for them.
