Trump's immigration crackdown: Mexico blocks US deportation flight amid tensions over...

Keeping up with his promise to wipe out the illegal migrants from America, United States President Donald Trump on the very first day in office, declared a National Emergency at the Southern Borders. Trump declared a National emergency at the southern border, significantly loosening restrictions on ICE operations. Federal agents have been authorized to conduct raids in previously restricted locations such as courthouses and churches. Sanctuary cities like Boston, Denver, and Atlanta saw large-scale operations on Trump's first full day in office, resulting in the arrests of 308 migrants from over a dozen countries. Within hours of the signing of the executive order, the US Department of Defence jumped into action to execute the deportation of intruders conducting raids at borders.