How Trump's promised mass deportation of migrants may work: Will the military be involved?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The ICE website lists five agencies that have 287(g) agreements with ICE.
57% : Trump could activate the 8,000 guardsmen in the Arizona National Guard, said Maj. Erin Hannigan, director of communications for the state guard.
54% : Homan, in various interviews, has said Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents would conduct deportations and that the process would happen systemically and professionally.
52% : But the exception is the Insurrection Act, which allows for the militia to "execute the laws of the Union.
49% : The website USAJobs.com, the official portal for jobs within the federal government, listed in mid-January several positions open with ICE -- but none for the strictly law enforcement positions, including deportation officers or criminal investigators.
41% : He said that any officials who "impede" or "harbor" migrants pursued by ICE could face felony charges.
40% : Homan said on the Carlson podcast that mayors or governors who did not wish to participate with ICE should "stand aside."
37% : Trump has said he would declare a national emergency and invoke the Insurrection Act, which would allow the president to deploy the U.S. military within the United States.
22% : The man Trump tasked with executing the deportation effort, his so-called border czar, Tom Homan, has given several interviews saying how the operation would work -- and how it would not.

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