Trump Approves Use of National Guard as Immigration Judges in Florida Detention Center
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Trump Approves Use of National Guard as Immigration Judges in Florida Detention Center
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has been pushing for federal approval to use National Guard members as immigration judges for months. And now, President Donald Trump has finally given the green light for this controversial measure to be implemented at a detention center in Tampa Bay.
Expanding Deportation Efforts in Democratic Cities
This decision comes in the wake of Trump's previous order for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to expand deportation efforts in Democratic cities. The president has been vocal about his immigration policies and has been determined to follow through on his campaign promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
In a recent tweet, Trump called for ICE officers to "do all in their power" to achieve mass deportations in these cities. This has caused an uproar among Democrats, with some even accusing the president of using immigration as a political tool.
Deportations of Long-time US Residents
The Trump administration's aggressive approach to immigration has also resulted in the deportation of long-time US residents. Recently, a woman who had lived in the country for 47 years, married a US citizen, and raised their daughter was deported from her home in New Orleans. This has sparked outrage and raised questions about the fairness of the deportation process.
Supreme Court Rulings in Favor of Trump's Immigration Policies
Despite some pushback from lower courts, the Supreme Court has shown its support for Trump's immigration policies. In a recent ruling, the court limited judges' power to block Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. This has been seen as a victory for the president and his administration.
Working on a 'Temporary Pass' for Immigrants in Certain Industries
In a recent interview, Trump mentioned that the administration is working on developing a 'temporary pass' for immigrants who work in certain industries. This would be a major shift in the current immigration system and could provide relief for many immigrants who are currently facing deportation.
Florida's National Guard as Immigration Judges
With Trump's approval, Florida's National Guard will now serve as immigration judges at a detention center in Tampa Bay. This is a first for the state and could set a precedent for other states to follow suit.
While some may see this as a controversial decision, others argue that it is necessary to address the overwhelming number of immigration cases and expedite the deportation process. Only time will tell the effectiveness of this measure and its impact on the immigration system in the US.
