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Immigrant Advocates Brace for Impact of Trump's Return to Power

Immigrant advocates prepare for potential policy shifts as Trump returns to office, expecting stricter enforcement measures and mass deportations.

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Updated: Nov 15th, 2024, 6:56 PM ET

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As Donald Trump prepares for his return to the presidency, immigrant advocacy groups are bracing for drastic policy changes. With anticipated measures such as expanded deportations, workplace raids, and the reinstatement of the Remain in Mexico policy, immigrant rights organizations are proactively offering safety planning and legal resources to affected communities. Smugglers are urging migrants to rush to the U.S., anticipating the enforcement of a hardline immigration agenda. Former ICE director Tom Homan, now tapped as 'border czar', emphasizes a strong approach to border security. Advocacy groups stress the importance of legal preparedness and community support amid fears of renewed anti-immigrant policies.

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