'Going to be a message of unity': Trump outlines sweeping changes planned for first day in office

The transcript covers an interview with President-elect Trump discussing his immigration policies, including mass deportations, targeting immigrants with criminal records, and ending birthright citizenship. The interview highlights potential legal challenges and the need for constitutional amendments. It also explores local enforcement issues and the possibility of bipartisan cooperation on DACA and Dreamers.

What is one of the key changes Trump plans to implement regarding immigration?

• Mass deportations

• Increasing the number of work visas

• Building more detention centers

• Providing citizenship to all undocumented immigrants

Who does Trump prioritize for deportation according to his plans?

• Only those who entered the US recently

• Families with mixed immigration status

• All undocumented immigrants

• Individuals with criminal records

What potential legal action does Trump consider to end birthright citizenship?

• Issuing an executive order

• Passing a new federal law

• Negotiating with other countries

• Holding a national referendum

What is a significant challenge in deporting individuals with criminal records?

• Opposition from international organizations

• Lack of federal funding

• Resistance from local law enforcement

• Insufficient detention facilities

Which state might be a focal point for Trump's immigration policy implementation?

• Texas

• New Mexico

• Arizona

• California

What issue might Trump be willing to work with Democrats on?

• Increasing border security

• DACA and Dreamers

• Reducing visa applications

• Building a border wall

Why might Democrats consider working with Trump on immigration issues?

• To gain political wins in Washington

• To increase their voter base

• To improve international relations

• To reduce immigration enforcement