The fact that there are 11 million illegal immigrants in the United States — and that some of them have engaged in criminal acts — has focused the priority of the Trump administration on arrest and deportation. Protests and labor shortages have resulted, as has political risk for Trump. Six of 10 independent voters surveyed […]
The fact that there are 11 million illegal immigrants in the United States — and that some of them have engaged in criminal acts — has focused the priority of the Trump administration on arrest and deportation. Protests and labor shortages have resulted, as has political risk for Trump. Six of 10 independent voters surveyed […]
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