$TRUMP 🔥Trump accelerates deportations with the help of the Supreme Court

Dozens of people are at risk of ending up in third countries thanks to a recent ruling by the highest court in the U.S. His policy of inoculating fear. The publicized plan by Donald Trump to achieve one million deportations by 2025 has started to accelerate. Behind the grandeur with which the President of the United States dehumanizes migrants, there is a combination of factors put in place to meet that goal. The formidable bureaucracy of ICE, the Federal Agency responsible for the task. A recent ruling by the Supreme Court that allows sending undocumented individuals to third countries. The expansion of the universe of people eligible for expulsion from the U.S. The declared objective of reaching a quota of 3,000 arrests per day until reaching the figure set for this year. But above all things, the fear of ending up detained in an internment center surrounded by alligators and venomous snakes from Florida or in foreign prisons circulates. The CECOT in El Salvador or the prison of some unstable African country like South Sudan are just two examples. Cruelty today operates as a deterrent against hundreds of thousands of immigrants who dreamed of the American dream. Trump's sadism was evidenced when he visited the prison built in the swamps of Florida. During the subsequent press conference, he stated: “We are going to teach you how to escape from an alligator, okay? If you escape from prison, run. Don’t run in a straight line. Run like this (while moving his hand in a zigzag) And you know what? Your chances will increase by about 1 percent.” The detention center was nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz” because it is located in an area from which it would be very difficult to escape. It was built on the landing strip of an airport that was never completed and that was used as a training location for pilots.

The president said he felt “excited” to be there and receive 5,000 migrants.