Trump announces largest deportation effort in US history for second term

During an appearance on Fox News Channel's 'Special Report,' former President Donald Trump announced plans for a significant deportation initiative if he were to win a second term. He highlighted concerns regarding the influx of immigrants in various towns, particularly mentioning Springfield, Ohio, which he claimed is facing an overwhelming number of new arrivals. Trump emphasized that the town, previously known for its low crime rate, is now struggling with the sudden increase in population, which he associates with a 'bad criminal element.' He cited figures suggesting that thousands of people from Haiti are entering the area, raising alarms about the town's ability to cope with such a demographic shift. Trump's remarks reflect his ongoing focus on immigration issues, which have been a central theme of his political platform. He concluded by asserting that his administration would undertake the largest deportation effort in U.S. history, framing it as a necessary response to protect communities from the challenges posed by illegal immigration.