🚫Pentagon deploys troops under Title 10 authority to seal borders

Immigration
National Security

Trump expanded immigration restrictions to 12 countries, assigned military troops to "seal borders," and dramatically increased ICE enforcement in June 2025. The administration uses error-prone facial recognition while eliminating due process protections and targeting immigrants regardless of legal status.

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🏘️ Aggressive immigration enforcement creates fear preventing families from accessing essential services

ICE operations in schools, hospitals, and neighborhoods make immigrant communities afraid to report crimes, seek medical care, or cooperate with police investigations. Public health and safety suffer when entire communities avoid essential services, reducing vaccination rates, crime reporting, and emergency medical treatment that affects everyone's community safety.

⚖️ Expanded surveillance and reduced due process creates precedents affecting all Americans

Immigration enforcement tools like mass surveillance, detention without hearings, and family separation establish precedents for government power that could be applied to any population. Constitutional protections erode when federal agencies normalize authoritarian practices against vulnerable groups that can later expand to broader population control.

🏭 Mass deportations disrupt local businesses, schools, and tax bases

Communities lose workers, consumers, and neighbors who contribute billions in tax revenue while supporting local economies through spending and entrepreneurship. Labor shortages in agriculture, construction, and service industries create economic disruption while school districts lose enrollment and tax revenue needed to maintain educational services for all students.

🚨 "Arrest first, verify later" policies increase wrongful detention risks

Error-prone technology and rapid enforcement operations increase chances that U.S. citizens and legal residents get mistakenly detained during immigration raids. Families face separation while individuals lose jobs and housing during wrongful detention periods, demonstrating how aggressive enforcement threatens everyone's civil liberties and due process protections.

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