Immigrant rights advocates prepare to fight Trump's immigration orders

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : "Thanks to Donald Trump, America's borders are about to get a lot more secure," Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Bonsall) said in a post on X. Issa's district runs along the border east of San Diego.
55% : Fischer pointed to the pause on refugee admissions, something Trump did during his first presidency.
39% : Afghan refugees who had been cleared for travel to the United States are now in limbo after Trump paused refugee resettlement.
35% : Thousands of migrants are indefinitely stranded in Mexico after Trump ended use of a phone app and canceled long-standing appointments by asylum seekers for legal entry.
30% : Trump said during his inaugural address that he would deploy the military to the border region to combat illegal immigration.
22% : "And in designating drug cartels as terrorist groups, Trump is preparing to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 against them.
15% : A day after President Trump issued a dozen executive orders cracking down on illegal immigration, advocates and a coalition of states led by California are preparing for court battles against an administration that appears to have learned from previous legal missteps made during Trump's first term.
15% : "If we let Trump exert this kind of death grip over our communities now for immigration enforcement, we fear it will embolden Trump to come again and again for our civil rights.

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