In a recent conversation with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, President Trump suggested constructing additional prisons to house American criminals. He indicated he is exploring the legalities of deporting U.S. citizens who commit violent crimes, emphasizing that he sees no distinction between natural-born citizens and immigrants in terms of criminality. Trump's administration is currently examining potential legal routes for such deportations. This controversial proposal aligns with his ongoing focus on crime and immigration, raising questions about legality and its implications for civil rights.
Home-growns are next. The home-growns. You gotta build about five more places. It's not big enough.
If it's a home-grown criminal, I have no problem with that. We're studying the laws right now. Pam is studying. If we can do that, that's good.
What do you think, there's a special category of person? They're as bad as anybody that comes in.
The president has said if it's legal, if there's a legal pathway to do it - he's not sure, we are not sure if there is.
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