Trump to Stop Business with Countries Against Deportation of Illegal Immigrants

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India] December 13 : Time magazine's 2024 Person of the Year, Donal Trump recently announced that he is willing to take a strict action on illegal immigrants. In an interview, he promised to use military force to deport people and issue substantial tariffs on countries that refuse to accept their citizens.  

“Won’t Do Business” With Non-Compliant Countries

Trump emphasized his no-tolerance policy, declaring he would stop business dealings with countries unwilling to take back illegal immigrants. “I’ll get them into every country, or we won’t do business with those countries,” he asserted. This strict approach, he believes, will compel countries to cooperate.

Tariffs to Pressurize Non-Cooperative Countries

The president-elect warned of hefty tariffs on nations that fail to accept deported migrants. “When they send products in, they will have substantial tariffs, and it’s going to make it very hard for them to do business with us. I want them out, and the countries have got to take them back, and if they don’t take them back, we won’t do business with those countries, and we will tariff those countries very substantially,” he said, highlighting his strategy to force economic penalties as a notice.

Military Force for Mass Deportation

Trump confirmed his commitment to take away illegal immigrants through military action. “I’ll only do what the law allows, but I will go up to the maximum level of what the law allows,” he stated, showing his readiness to use up legal boundaries for deportation works.

Role of National Guard in Implementation

Adding on his deportation plan, Trump mentioned deploying the National Guard to support. “We'll get National Guard, and we’ll go as far as I’m allowed to go, according to the laws of our country,” he said, emphasizing the seriousness of his objective to improve border control.

Concerns Over High Levels of Illegal Immigration

Trump expressed distress over the existing levels of illegal immigration, calling it unprecedented. “We have criminals coming into our countries that we’ve never seen, we’ve never seen before,” he said, outlining his policies as necessary for national security.

 By Manasa Permulla