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They need more aircraft.
Trump’s administration has begun the promised deportations of illegal immigrants this week, but the senior deputy chief of the White House staff Stephen Miller said on Friday that more aircraft needed to speed up the process.
Miller told reporters Immigration and customs services (Ice) She was distracted in her ability to deport the illegal migrants due to the lack of aircraft and the administration tries to provide enough aircraft from six sources, Bloomberg reports.
Ice raids occurred on Tuesday, and the print secretary of the Karolina Leavitt White House posted photos of people who boarded the C-17 on Friday morning, announcing that “The deportation flights started,”. One of the photos was taken at Biggs Army Airport at Fort Bliss in El Pas, Texas, now, and that was one of the two flights that flew to Guatemala on Thursday at 5 pm local time.
Caroline Leavitt White House secretary posted this picture on Friday, writing on X that “the deportation flights started.” The Mississippi legislator proposes to pay hunters on the heads to help deport illegal immigrants. (White house)
Customs sources and border services told Fox News that there were 80 people in the plane in the aircraft. The third flight, which flew to Mexico, never took off after Mexico refused to land on landing, an official told Fox News.
But on Friday, Miller suggested that the administration wanted to increase surgery and seek aircraft including the Ministry of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Ministry of Defense (DOD) to do so.
“You obviously have DHS air, you have DOD airflies, you have a Flower Flows of State Department, you have commercial airflows, you have a charter aerial funds, so that all the funds that can be used to implement lawful deportations,” said Miller , according to Bloomberg.
“Border emperor” Tom Homan He told the ABC News on Friday that the administration would use military aircraft every day to help carry out surgery.
About 2000 illegal immigrants were deported on Thursday in Mexico, both on Earth, which in the air. In addition, Mexico kept about 5,000 migrants within its borders, Fox News reported.
Asked about the need for more aircraft, Leavitt said that Trump administration It uses both military and negligent aircraft to execute this mission.
White house staff deputy Stephen Miller said on Friday that more aircraft needed to accelerate the deportation of illegal migrants. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)
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“In one week, Trump’s administration has already enabled a record number of illegal flights to deport migrants, and the administration uses both military and innocent aircraft to make this mission,” Leavitt said in a Fox News Digital statement.
“Joe Biden allowed tens of millions of illegal criminals to enter the country, and in order to close and deport as much as possible, Congress must adopt a proposal for a reconciliation law that includes financing of border control, detention centers and deportation for deportation. “
The administration has taken numerous actions to secure the border, including arranging an army, restarting the construction of the wall and the abolition of a conditional discharge program from the Biden era.
The Ministry of Homeland Security has issued a multitude of letters from President Donald Trump’s inauguration, ordering a re-examination of conditional release and expanding the possibility of officials to quickly deport illegal immigrants from the US who have recently arrived. These letters were signed by the acting of Secretary Benjamina Huffman.
Ice raids began this week under President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)
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In the meantime, Miller also said that the administration would use various tools to remove those who were granted humanitarian conditional discharge to enter the country if they would not otherwise have permission.
“There are digital traces, there are financial marks, there are routine intelligence data of the law for law enforcement,” he said. “There are a wide range of tools we have to identify and remove these individuals.”
According to Bloomberg, former President Joe Biden refused to use military aircraft. His administration has often used commercial aircraft for deport migrants.
Adam Shaw and Louis Casiano from Fox News contributed to this report.
