Trump repeated his promise to "deport immigrants" if re-elected
Former US President Trump repeated his promise to "deport immigrants" if re-elected.
The former president of the USA, Donald Trump, at a meeting held in Nevada as part of the election campaign, once again expressed his commitment to send immigrants from the country if elected , reports CNN .
Claiming that immigrants have "invaded the United States," Trump repeated his promise that if elected, migrants would face "the largest deportation in the history of the country."
Noting that the policy related to immigrants will be expanded, Trump said: "A large part of the federal law enforcement forces will be transferred to the units related to immigration, and some of the forces outside the country will be drawn to the southern border."
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