US Illegal Migrants: Evacuation of illegal immigrants from America has started. They are being loaded in military planes and taken across the border. A picture of a similar flight has been shared by the White House on the social media platform ‘X’.
The executive orders that President Trump signed immediately after taking oath included the order to expel illegal immigrants from America. Now the administration has implemented this order of its new President. Illegal immigrants in America are being identified, caught and then released outside the American border.
President Donald Trump had strongly raised the issue of illegal immigration into America in his election promises. Throughout the campaign, he kept repeating that as soon as he becomes President, he will send illegal immigrants out of the US border. Now that their decision is being implemented, the White House has written in its post along with the picture, ‘Promises were made, promises were kept.’ The post reads, ‘As promised, President Trump has sent a message to the world that anyone who enters America illegally will have to face serious consequences.’
Just as he promised, President Trump is sending a strong message to the world: those who enter the United States illegally will face serious consequences. pic.twitter.com/yqgtF1RX6K
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) January 24, 2025
Departure of 160 illegal immigrants on the first day
In the picture released by the White House, it is seen that illegal immigrants have been handcuffed. They are standing in a line and moving towards the military aircraft C17. Two such flights departed on the first day. 80-80 illegal immigrants were taken in both. These flights went to America’s neighboring country Guatemala.
The US Department of Home Affairs issued a statement saying, ‘Guatemala and the US are committed to completely eliminating illegal migration and strengthening border security. It has started with two flights today.
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