The cities that arrests against undocumented immigrants would increase in the USA

The Trump government seeks to increase detentions of undocumented immigrants

They say which cities would be the ‘focus of attention’

They warn of the plans of the next government

With Trump’s entry into the presidency of the US, mass deportations will be imminent and now they say which cities they would focus the most attention on.

According to the Republican’s statements, entire families would be deported under his government and it would also stop the flow of migrants across the border.

However, sources close to the administration of Trump announced that there are several cities on which they will focus their efforts.

According to what was reported by ‘Telemundo News‘, sources told NBC News that they are four ‘key’ cities in which detentions of undocumented immigrants would increase.

Cities in which undocumented immigrants will be ‘in the crosshairs’

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According to these sources, the Trump government would increase the detention centers to those already established and for this, it would open those already closed by Biden.

Apparently they would focus on locating and detaining undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles, Miami, Denver and Chicago.

The Republican’s team analyzes areas with a strong migrant population to establish action plans.

But it would also be stipulated to open those already closed in New York, Washington and Philadelphia.

Will there be no turning back?

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The first goal that Trump’s team has set on this issue would be to double the 41,000 beds available at ICE.

Detained undocumented immigrants are detained in these centers with poor health and poor attention span during the time they remain there.

The Trump administration begins in January 2025 and characters have already been named who will not go out of their way to enforce the law against immigrants.

In the US, several mass deportations were promised that would cause strong controversy in the country.

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