In his initial days as president, Donald Trump has rapidly implemented a series of executive orders aimed at stringent immigration reform. These actions include limiting birthright citizenship, discontinuing certain parole programs, and pausing refugee resettlement. Such policies have sparked concerns among diverse communities in South Florida, prompting the Miami Herald to invite residents to share their stories and reactions. Experts predict further restrictive measures may follow, with potential implications for asylum seekers and immigrants already residing in the U.S.
During his first days in office, President Donald Trump has issued a tsunami of executive orders, making good on his campaign promises to crack down on both legal and illegal immigration into the country.
Trump has signed orders that limit birthright citizenship; eliminate parole programs for Cubans, Nicaraguans, Haitians, and Venezuelans; declare a national emergency at the U.S.-Mexico border; and indefinitely pause refugee resettlements.
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