The article discusses the implications of President Trump’s immigration policies, particularly the potential for mass deportations. Such measures could distress immigrant families and affect children's education, as highlighted by Rodriguez's experience. The administration proposes tactics like temporary detention facilities and fast-tracking cases, while drawing controversial parallels to internment during WWII. Economists and human rights advocates express worry over the historical and social consequences of large-scale deportations, which could target those already ordered removed. The need for a streamlined deportation process is emphasized amid established quotas for ICE officers.
"The only thing that makes us different from other people is that we don't have status, but with everything else we're the same, we want our children to do well."
"To deport the number of people that Trump has discussed, the administration will have to figure out how to streamline the deportation process, which often drags out in lengthy court."
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