In the early weeks of Trump's presidency, a series of executive orders aimed at immigration policy reflected an increase in exclusionary tactics. These actions portrayed immigrants as threats and laid foundations for mass deportation, attacking rights by attempting to revoke birthright citizenship. Using social media strategically, officials like Kristi Noem spread fear through images of raids. This administration's policies reveal its obsession with controlling the demographic makeup of America, perpetuating a long tradition of laws designed to privilege whiteness and marginalize people of color.
The barrage of executive orders concerning immigration marks a shift towards exclusionary practices that reflect a long-standing American tradition of privilege and white supremacy.
The Trump administration's immigration policies exhibit an obsession with determining the nation's demographic makeup, often attacking the rights of immigrant communities.
By canceling refugee resettlement while allowing exceptions for Afrikaners, the administration reinforces a narrative of exclusion that is rooted in historical racial discrimination.
Trump's administration has employed an aggressive rhetoric that maligns immigrants while strategically using social media to instill fear and propagate a divisive agenda.
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