Trump aims to deport one million migrants in his first year in office at the White House.
The disclosure comes from the Washington Post, which cites sources close to the US administration.
If realised, this would be a number never reached in recent US history: the highest so far was reached under Barack Obama, with around 400,000 deportations in a single year.

#Stephen #Miller, Trump’s immigration policy advisor,
is working on the strategy on a daily basis, in close contact with the Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies.

The aim is to strengthen and speed up the identification, apprehension and repatriation of illegal immigrants on US soil.

One of the main challenges is the acceptance of migrants by the countries of origin.
According to the Washington Post, the administration is in talks with about 30 foreign governments to convince them to accept deported migrants
even if they are not their citizens,
using diplomatic means and bilateral agreements

Stephen Yale-Loehr, a retired immigration law professor at Cornell University, tells Rolling Stone he worries Trump could try to deport citizens anyway,
court precedent be damned,
given how the administration seems to be
“attacking on all fronts and worrying later whether their actions are legal.
So unfortunately, it would not surprise me if we saw at least one plane load of incarcerated U.S. citizens being shipped off to El Salvador.”

Shortly after stepping back into office, Trump personally directed at least one lawyer working in his administration to look into deporting American citizens via denaturalization processes,
telling aides that it is a “good idea” for certain cases, according to one of the sources, who is a Trump appointee.

In one of his many Day One executive orders, Trump instructed his administration to move on cases described in a federal statute regarding “revocation of naturalization.”
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