What will the troops being sent to the US southern border do?

The video discusses the increase in military presence at the U.S. southern border, with 1500 additional troops ordered by the Pentagon, marking a 60% increase since Monday. The Biden administration had previously stationed 2200 service members for ministerial duties, but Trump's orders expand their role. Acting Secretary of Defense Robert Salas stated the military will enhance detection and monitoring, and support deportation flights. The Pentagon hints at more missions, including constructing barriers. Additionally, federal agents like DEA and US Marshals may take on immigration duties, acknowledging ICE's limited resources.

What was the percentage increase in military levels at the southern border since Monday?

• 30%

• 60%

• 120%

• 90%

What additional role did President Trump's orders direct the troops to undertake?

• Providing medical aid

• Training local police

• Increased detection and monitoring

• Only ministerial duties

What support will the military provide to the Department of Homeland Security?

• Financial aid

• Airlift for deportation flights

• Food supplies

• Legal assistance

Which federal agencies are being reassigned to focus more on immigration duties?

• Secret Service and ATF

• NSA and TSA

• DEA and US Marshals

• FBI and CIA

Why are other federal agents being assigned immigration-related duties?

• To replace ICE agents

• Due to ICE's resource constraints

• To improve their skills

• To increase their workload