What Trump's victory means for immigration and mass deportation in the US

The video discusses President-elect Donald Trump's proposed immigration policies, focusing on mass deportations of undocumented migrants. It explores the feasibility of these plans, including the use of local law enforcement and executive orders. The video highlights legal challenges, community concerns, and the financial and infrastructure implications of deporting a million immigrants per year. Experts express skepticism about the practicality of these plans given current resources and legal constraints.

What are some of the proposed methods Trump might use to fulfill his immigration promises?

• Reducing military spending and increasing healthcare

• Increasing taxes and building more schools

• Signing executive orders and using the Alien Enemies Act

• Implementing universal basic income

What is one major challenge of involving local law enforcement in deportations?

• Insufficient funding for local police departments

• Lack of interest from local communities

• Opposition from international organizations

• Unconstitutionality of local police enforcing federal immigration laws

What is the estimated annual cost of deporting one million immigrants?

• $120 billion

• $100 billion

• $88 billion

• $50 billion

What additional resources are needed to increase deportations to one million per year?

• More detention centers and officers

• More highways and bridges

• More schools and hospitals

• More public parks and libraries

What is a significant non-financial challenge in increasing deportations?

• Lack of public support

• Backlog in immigration courts

• Opposition from other countries

• Environmental concerns