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Watch This | Immigration drama of Trump

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2024.11.24 15:21
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In the election season of 2024, Donald Trump, the "veteran actor" on the American political stage, was elected again. This time, he not only returned with his X account but also brought his "new script" for immigration policies. Mr. Trump promised to make America great again, starting with deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, which couldn't help but remind people of his previous promise about the "big, beautiful border wall". But this time, he seems ready to upgrade the script. Not only does he plan to build the wall, but he also intends to send some people outside the wall.

However, Mr. Trump might not have noticed that his script had already been leaked. Immigration rights groups have already prepared their "counter-script". These groups are much like the superheroes in Hollywood blockbusters. They declared, "We have the legal tools, we have the advocacy tools, and, more importantly, we have people." This makes one can't help but imagine that an epic battle between law and policy is about to unfold.

Mr. Murad Awawdeh from the New York Immigration Coalition is a master strategist. He revealed their "Trident" plan: protests, local legislation, and litigation. They are also strengthening the "Know Your Rights" training, which sounds like saying, "Get ready, our superheroes. It's time to show your real skills!"

Ms. Maribel Hernández Rivera from the ACLU is like the director of this drama. She said the organization is ready to mobilize its four million members to "protect immigrants." This can't help but remind people of that classic movie line: "Unity is strength."

However, this drama is not without controversy. Some immigration rights groups are disappointed with the performance of the Democratic Party, the "supporting role" in this play. Mr. Gustavo Torres from CASA said that the Democratic Party's immigration policies are like those New Year's wishes that are promised year after year but never fulfilled. He pointed out that although the Democratic Party controlled the House of Representatives and the Senate during President Obama's first term, it failed to fulfill its promise of immigration reform.

Members of Mr. Torres said that they feel tokenized by the Democrats. And Mr. Awawdeh expressed dissatisfaction with the restrictive immigration measures the White House took before the election. He said sarcastically, "The Republican Party really spews the rhetoric, and then the Democratic Party actually puts that rhetoric into policy. It is unfortunate, but it was not a complete shock. "

In this political drama, we can't help but ask: Can immigration policies really be rewritten like a script? Where will the rights and future of immigrants go? Can Mr. Trump's "wall" really block the tide of immigrants, or will it become another historical footnote? Let's wait and see how this drama will play out.

But wait a second, there's something more about it. Trump's immigration policies are not just about the wall and deportations. He also intends to take action on the U.S. refugee resettlement program and even wants to end the policy that children born in the United States automatically acquire citizenship. It's like saying, "Were you born here? Sorry, but your birthplace doesn't determine your identity."

Immigration rights groups are like playing a high-stakes chess game; they not only have to fight against Trump's policies but also have to look for allies among the uncertainties of the Democrats. They know that this battle is not just about law and policy but also about people's lives and dreams.

We don't know how this drama will end yet. But one thing is certain. The contest between immigration rights groups and the Trump administration will be another memorable chapter in American history. In this era of uncertainties, we can only hope that humanity and justice will always prevail no matter how politics changes.

So, grab your popcorn and wait for this political drama's next season. After all, in this play, everyone could be the protagonist or become a supporting role. But most importantly, we hope it will be a story that makes everyone proud.

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