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Here are the top 5 immigration changes from Trump's first 100 days
President Trump came into office with an overwhelming mandate to overhaul immigration and border security. In 100 days, he has dramatically upended U.S. immigration policy through sweeping executive orders, lawsuits and an aggressive campaign of raids, detentions and deportations.
Trump's first 100 days: immigration crackdown, economic uncertainty, 139 executive orders
Trump's first 100 days: immigration crackdown, economic uncertainty, 139 executive orders The show's executive producer, Bill Owens, resigned suddenly on April 22, citing an inability to make ‘independent decisions’ about programming amid Paramount's battle with Trump
The signings April 28 come on the 99th day of Trump’s second term in office. His Republican administration is promoting ...
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Trump's executive order threatens federal funding cuts or legal action for cities or states that continue to maintain their ...
The order directs officials to publish a list of state and local jurisdictions that the Trump administration considers ...
President Trump is threatening to pull money from cities and states that don't cooperate with his immigration crackdown.
President Trump's approval rating fell in a recent CBS News poll, but it appears he is still receiving some praise for his ...
President Donald Trump signed two new executive orders aiming at sanctuary cities and immigration enforcement.
One order directs the attorney general and Homeland Security secretary to publish a list of state and local jurisdictions ...
The president directed his administration to compile a list of “sanctuary cities” that do not cooperate with federal enforcement of immigration laws.
President Donald Trump signed a trio of executive orders on Monday that target sanctuary cities and the English proficiency ...
Sanctuary policies, according to the president’s order, are “a lawless insurrection against the supremacy of Federal law and ...
ICE chief Tom Homan touted a 96% decrease in illegal border crossings under President Donald Trump's administration during a Monday press conference.
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