Washington, D.C.: Former U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the termination of key immigration policies, a move that could have severe consequences for millions of migrants. Many now face the risk of deportation, and experts warn that the repeal could worsen illegal immigration as affected individuals may choose to live undocumented rather than seek legal status.

Political and Legal Reactions

Republican leaders have praised Trump’s decision, calling it a necessary step to curb illegal immigration. However, Democratic leaders and human rights organizations have strongly condemned the move, labeling it “cruel” and “inhumane.” The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has already announced plans to challenge the decision in court. Constitutional experts suggest that attempts to eliminate birthright citizenship and implement fast-track deportations could spark intense legal battles.

What’s Next?

The Trump administration has hinted that this move is part of its broader immigration strategy, which includes reinstating the “Remain in Mexico” policy and increasing military presence at the border. Experts predict that managing mass deportations will require significant time and resources due to the sheer number of cases. Despite the challenges, Trump reaffirmed his stance, stating, “No cost is too high to protect our country from threats.”