Trump, National Emergency

Trump confirms plans to use military to deport migrants after declaring national emergency
President-elect Donald Trump confirmed Monday he would declare a “national emergency” to deport illegal migrants using “military assets” once he steps back into office early next
Donald Trump Backs 'National Emergency' Plan For Deportations
Donald Trump has backed calls for a "national emergency" plan as part of his mass deportation policy. Writing on his Truth Social platform, the President-elect responded to reports that he was considering the move in order to secure the use of military resources in carrying out deportations of foreign criminals who have entered the country illegally.
Donald Trump Confirms Plan to Declare a National Emergency to Carry Out Mass Deportations
Trump responded to the post on Monday, Nov. 18, writing, “TRUE!!!” Trump previously said he would begin mass deportations “on day one” of his presidency during a rally in
Trump plans to declare national emergency over illegal immigration
President-elect Donald Trump confirmed Monday his new administration will declare a national state of emergency over illegal immigration. The confirmation came via Truth Social, where Trump shared a post about the emergency declaration.
Donald Trump Confirms That He Is Looking Into Calling National Emergency To Execute Mass Deportations
This morning, Donald Trump confirmed this his team is examining whether to call a national emergency and use military assets to carry out a mass deportation scheme that would target the millions of undocumented immigrants currently living in the United States.
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Duty Calls: New York Army National Guard recruiters are best in nation
The New York Air National Guard — with five air wings, including the 109th Airlift Wing, Scotia and the 105th Airlift ...
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Space National Guard Could Become Reality Under Donald Trump
Trump said during a National Guard Association of the United States conference in August that "as president, I will sign ...
US troops could be used to deport immigrants if Trump invokes the Insurrection Act
The Insurrection Act would give Trump powers to use federal troops to enforce civilian laws, but he could be challenged in court.
How Trump's Pentagon pick Hegseth fell out of love with the US military
Trump's pick of Hegseth to become defense secretary caught Washington by surprise. Hegseth, who appears frequently on ...
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Indiana, Oklahoma Guard, Saudi Arabia announce partnership
The Indiana National Guard, Oklahoma National Guard and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced a new partnership Nov. 15 under the ...
Harriet Tubman posthumously commissioned as brigadier general in Maryland National Guard
Harriet Tubman was posthumously commissioned as brigadier general of the Maryland National Guard at a Veteran’s Day ceremony.
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About 24 states say they’ll send National Guard troops to DC for vote certification and inauguration
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Trump signals use of military for deportations
President-elect Trump recirculated a social media post Monday suggesting his incoming administration will declare an ...
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National Guard a Force Multiplier in the Indo-Pacific
The Quarterly National Guard Commander's Update Brief (NG CUB), held at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, on November 14, 2024, ...
Pentagon pick left Guard after being reported as possible ‘insider threat’ due to tattoo
Pete Hegseth was barred from protecting President Biden’s inauguration in 2021 after enlisted soldiers complained that ...