Donald Trump has once again declared the need for “bold justice” to implement a radical change in immigration policy in the United States
The former president and potential candidate for the country's leadership emphasized that the current situation demands urgent and strict measures to restore order at the borders and ensure the safety of citizens. His words were shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, where he expressed his position on the issue of illegal immigration, which, according to him, threatens the country's future. Trump highlighted that the U.S. is on the brink of losing the traditional image it has achieved over more than two hundred years of its history. "We need bold justice in our country," he stated. According to him, if the courts remain passive and do not allow the enforcement of tough measures, which have been a common practice throughout the country’s history, "America will no longer be able to maintain the law-abiding image we are used to." With this rhetoric, the leader warned that current President Joe Biden, through his open borders policy, will "destroy" the country, turning it into a place of chaos and lawlessness. According to his argument, open immigration policies have made the internal security situation of the U.S. more complicated. "Criminals, including murderers, drug traffickers, gang members, and even mentally ill individuals—all can enter our country legally or illegally, creating ongoing chaos," Trump stressed. He also pointed out that it is difficult to prosecute millions of potential lawbreakers, and therefore, quick action is necessary to "expel them from our land" by applying strict measures. Trump further emphasized that it is already known who these criminals are and that they must be expelled from the U.S. as soon as possible. "We must act quickly and decisively to protect our citizens and preserve the sovereignty of the country," he declared in a statement that sparked wide resonance among his supporters and opponents. Another background factor contributing to his current outspoken statements was the Biden administration's decision to revoke temporary legal status for over 530,000 citizens of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, many of whom now face deportation. According to the reputable newspaper The Washington Post, the White House is developing a large-scale plan for mass deportations, which is expected to result in the removal of approximately one million people over the next year. At the same time, critics of Trump’s ideas are analyzing them critically and calling for a balanced approach that combines strictness with humanitarian considerations. Meanwhile, supporters of his hard-line policies emphasize that without addressing illegal migration, the country risks losing security, economic stability, and even its national identity. Overall, the issue of immigration policy is becoming increasingly relevant in the U.S. political landscape, provoking debates and heated discussions: whether new measures can keep the situation under control or lead to even greater tension and division within society.