Tell a joke,

Trump, the controversial figure in American politics, announced a shocking plan to the world even before formally returning to the White House – he wants to declare a state of emergency in the U.S. and use the military to expel up to 11 million illegal immigrants! This news is like a heavy bomb, instantly igniting public opinion in America and globally. Trump, what exactly do you want to do?
Looking back at Trump's first term, he ignored enormous public pressure and insisted on building the border wall, a move that won him the support of many conservative voters. Now, his methods seem even more radical and reckless. He claims that these illegal immigrants threaten America's economy and security and that action must be taken immediately. But is that really the case? We must point out that the core contradiction of America's immigration issue is not that there are too many illegal immigrants, but rather that conservative voters have no outlet for their dissatisfaction with legal immigrants and can only divert it to illegal immigrants. Legal immigrants are already American citizens, protected by law and morality, and cannot be easily expelled. Thus, illegal immigrants become scapegoats, the targets for conservative voters to vent their frustrations. However, the job options available to these illegal immigrants in America are limited; do they really threaten the interests of conservative voters? Probably not.