The Trump administration promised mass deportations — and it’s following through
March 21, 2026
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as posted by the channelThe Trump administration promised mass deportations — and it’s following through. That means immigration enforcement isn’t just targeting criminals. It’s going after anyone who can technically be removed, regardless of whether they actually pose a threat. 🚨 The reality is that there simply aren’t enough violent or criminal offenders to meet those numbers. So enforcement has turned to easier targets — people who overstayed a visa, or even people who entered the country legally and followed every rule. ⚠️ Some of those people lost their status through no fault of their own, after the administration unilaterally ended the humanitarian parole programs they were authorized under. They did everything right, and the government changed the rules on them. 📋 If you have an asylum case and you’re worried about your status, now is the time to get serious about it. For help with your asylum case, send the word “CONSULT” to me in a direct message.
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