Trump reveals how long it would take for every migrant to face trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Trump complimented his administration for doing 'an incredible job' to achieve his goals but complained of the Supreme Court stopping him 'at every turn.'
46% : Trump spoke his peace on the issue on his Truth Social account Monday evening.
34% : We would need hundreds of thousands of trials for the hundreds of thousands of Illegals we are sending out of the Country,' Trump wrote.
32% : It's unclear if Trump is referencing a specific ruling, though he did mention Venezuelan migrants, where he saw a legal warning Monday.
22% : Trump has angered liberals as well as the court over his mass deportation policy 'You're acting as if these individuals - many of whom don't speak the language - would know there's something called habeas relief,' said Sweeney, an appointee of former Democratic President Joe Biden.
21% : Donald Trump said that he must remove criminal migrants from the United States because it will take '200 years' for everyone to get a fair trial.
18% : Trump has been frustrated by judges across the country from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco for ruling against his deportation and DOGE orders.
16% : He said they don't want him 'to send violent criminals and terrorists back to Venezuela, or any other Country, for that matter -- People that came here illegally!' Donald Trump said that he must remove criminal migrants from the United States because it will take '200 years' for everyone to get a fair trial The president has been furious at the court for months as they attempt to overrule his plans for mass deportations Trump claimed that conservative Justice Samuel Alito is on his side, hoping to 'dissolve the pause on deportations.' However, he argued that the remainder of the Supreme Court and lower courts 'are intimidated by the Radical Left' whom he accuses of 'playing the Ref' or trying to cheat.

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