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Both governments said they oppose any effort by the incoming administration following a Thursday report

Other countries include Turks and Caicos and Panama, according to a new report

The country's plan includes input from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, Welfare, and Urban Development, as well as the National Migration Institute

American universities are urging international students to return to campus before Donald Trump's inauguration, citing concerns over the risk of deportations.

Homan stated last week that the new administration would withhold federal funds from states that refuse to cooperate with its mass deportation initiatives.

The incoming deputy chief of policy vowed that local police will work "arm in arm" with the incoming administration as they look to take on mass deportations.

Democratic leaders walk a fine line between protecting immigrant communities and avoiding actions that could make them targets of heightened ICE enforcement.

Trump has cautioned sanctuary leaders about potential repercussions for refusing to cooperate with ICE, including the possibility of withholding federal funding.

Thomas Homan also slammed Democratic Governors last week saying that "If you're not gonna help us, get the hell out of the way"

Local advocates report that scores of Haitians have fled the city in recent days

In an interview, Gonzales explained that targeting workers like farm laborers or hospital nurses, instead of convicted criminals, would mean the government was failing to prioritize properly.

NBC News revealed that the aim is to double the current 41,000 ICE detention beds to house detained immigrants prior to deportation

Donald Trump has appointed Tom Homan as border czar, who has pledged to lead "the biggest deportation" operation in U.S. history.

As thousands of migrants turn away from the US in light of Trump's victory, Donald Trump Jr. celebrated, claiming, "They're already self-pre-deporting!"

A Texas federal judge struck down the Biden administration policy aimed at easing a path to citizenship for the group of migrants, many of whom have been in the country for years

The Israeli parliament passed a controversial law allowing the government to deport relatives of anyone convicted of terrorism offenses for up to 20 years.

Trump's approach could have a huge impact on communities and economies across the country, potentially creating an atmosphere of fear among the millions of people without legal status

"I will rescue every city and town that has been invaded and conquered," said Trump during rallies in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Michigan on Monday

FWD.us projects that nearly 28.2 million U.S. residents could be affected by the Republican candidates policies

There are 7,116 immigration cases per judge in the state and 1,560 cases per attorney who practices immigration law

He also said he will seek the death penalty for any migrant who comes into the country and kills an American citizen or a law enforcement officer

Mass deportations could slash some household incomes by 48%, disrupt local economies, and leave 5.5 million U.S.-born children at risk.

The number provided by Johnson includes "people who've already committed crimes" yet is significantly higher than any official federal record

"We also have to deport people, not just the bad people who came into our country, but people who violated the law coming into this country" Vance said

The government's decision to end humanitarian parole for several nations has left migrants in a state of uncertainty and at increased risk of deportation

Elon Musk is receiving criticism for a now-deleted post to X (formerly Twitter) which users allege incites violence.

Republican candidate Donald Trump has vowed to conduct the "largest deportation operation" in American history should he win the elections

The vice-presidential hopeful illustrated his point by referencing the 2002 film "Gangs of New York"

The South Texas Family Residential Center will be closing to save costs, ICE said

Same as many other such initiatives put forward by Republican-led states, the law will be on hold while it makes its way through the courts