Trump´s Day One: Deportations, border wall, scrapping Biden...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Trump is also expected to talk with Mexico about reinstating his "Remain in Mexico" program which required non-Mexican asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their U.S. cases were decided.
45% : ICE could use military planes in deportations and seek help from other government agencies to transport deportees, one source said.
43% : Trump also is expected to end Biden´s humanitarian programs that allowed hundreds of thousands of migrants to enter legally in recent years and could encourage those with expired statuses to leave voluntarily, according to the sources who declined to be identified.
37% : Trump announced on Sunday night that former hardline U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Tom Homan would serve as a White House "border czar" overseeing security and immigration enforcement.
36% : Trump, a Republican, defeated Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris in last week's presidential election.
30% : Trump to issue order making it easier to arrest migrants with no criminal record*Early action to end Biden's humanitarian programs allowing legal entry*National Guard to be sent to border, border wall construction to resumeBy Ted HessonWASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) -
30% : Trump aims to drive illegal crossings even lower and use a whole-of-government approach to arrest, detain and deport large numbers of people.
21% : Trump intends to send National Guard troops to the border and declare illegal immigration a national emergency to unlock funds for border wall construction, the sources said.
13% : Trump intends to scrap Biden administration guidance that prioritized people with serious criminal records for deportation and limited enforcement against non-criminals, they said.

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