Trump Admin’s Bold Immigration Move: Thousands Classified Deceased
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**Trump Administration Takes Bold Action to Address Illegal Immigration by Classifying Thousands as Deceased**
In a significant move aimed at curbing illegal immigration, the Trump administration has classified more than 6,000 living immigrants as deceased, effectively stripping them of their Social Security numbers.
This decisive action, aimed at pressuring those affected to self-deport, zeroes in on immigrants who originally entered the United States temporarily under the policies of the previous administration.
White House spokeswoman Elizabeth Huston emphasized that the initiative is designed to remove the financial incentives for illegal immigrants to remain in the country.
"We will encourage them to self-deport," Huston stated, reinforcing President Trump's commitment to fulfilling his promise of stricter immigration enforcement.
Under this new directive, immigrants who have lost their legal statuses—including those who utilized the Biden-era CBP One app—will now find it challenging to access basic banking services, employment opportunities, and essential government benefits such as Medicaid and unemployment insurance.
In a coordinated effort, the administration has also announced plans to target approximately 92,000 undocumented immigrants with criminal convictions.
A White House official noted that the strategy involves moving these immigrants’ names into the Social Security Administration’s "Death Master File," a database typically reserved for individuals who have passed away.
By classifying these individuals as deceased, the administration aims to sever their connections to crucial financial resources and thereby facilitate their exit from the country.
This initiative follows a recent agreement between the Department of Homeland Security and the Internal Revenue Service, allowing IRS data to be utilized to identify undocumented immigrants living in the country illegally.
The implications of these moves extend beyond simple classification, as they could significantly reshape the immigration landscape in the United States.
While critics may decry the measures as draconian, supporters assert that they reflect a necessary and strong stance against illegal immigration—reinforcing the administration’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting American interests.
As the conversation around immigration continues to evolve, the Trump administration is taking decisive steps to reshape the narrative and enforce policies that align with its mandate to secure the nation's borders.
Sources:
theguardian.com
yahoo.com
yahoo.com
In a significant move aimed at curbing illegal immigration, the Trump administration has classified more than 6,000 living immigrants as deceased, effectively stripping them of their Social Security numbers.
This decisive action, aimed at pressuring those affected to self-deport, zeroes in on immigrants who originally entered the United States temporarily under the policies of the previous administration.
White House spokeswoman Elizabeth Huston emphasized that the initiative is designed to remove the financial incentives for illegal immigrants to remain in the country.
"We will encourage them to self-deport," Huston stated, reinforcing President Trump's commitment to fulfilling his promise of stricter immigration enforcement.
Under this new directive, immigrants who have lost their legal statuses—including those who utilized the Biden-era CBP One app—will now find it challenging to access basic banking services, employment opportunities, and essential government benefits such as Medicaid and unemployment insurance.
In a coordinated effort, the administration has also announced plans to target approximately 92,000 undocumented immigrants with criminal convictions.
A White House official noted that the strategy involves moving these immigrants’ names into the Social Security Administration’s "Death Master File," a database typically reserved for individuals who have passed away.
By classifying these individuals as deceased, the administration aims to sever their connections to crucial financial resources and thereby facilitate their exit from the country.
This initiative follows a recent agreement between the Department of Homeland Security and the Internal Revenue Service, allowing IRS data to be utilized to identify undocumented immigrants living in the country illegally.
The implications of these moves extend beyond simple classification, as they could significantly reshape the immigration landscape in the United States.
While critics may decry the measures as draconian, supporters assert that they reflect a necessary and strong stance against illegal immigration—reinforcing the administration’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting American interests.
As the conversation around immigration continues to evolve, the Trump administration is taking decisive steps to reshape the narrative and enforce policies that align with its mandate to secure the nation's borders.
Sources:
theguardian.com
yahoo.com
yahoo.com
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