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MASS DEPORTATIONS: Trump Admin Launching “Big F*cking Operation”, Aggressive Raids in NYC & Chicago Day After Inauguration


President Trump promised to end the border crisis.

He promised to send those who crossed into the U.S. illegally back to their country of origin.

And he promised to start right away with the largest mass deportation in history targeting the most violent offenders and those will criminal records.

From the reports coming out today, it seems as though he wasn’t bluffing — which may come as a surprise to those who have grown accustomed to politicians saying one thing, and doing another.

It is currently being reported that the Trump administration will start bright and early Tuesday morning, their first full day in office, targeting illegal immigrants in two of American’s largest cities — New York City and Chicago.

Both have been touted as so-called “sanctuary cities” by democrats, and both have seen record violent crime spikes correlating to the influx of unvetted illegal immigrants who were often bussed or flown in by the Biden-Harris administration.

Initially Chicago was the only reported target city, with up to 200 officers taking part in the raids.

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The information now coming out is that the raids will be conducted in both NYC and Chicago, and are likely to spread to other cities quickly.

In fact, it wouldn’t surprise me if we’re hearing about NYC and Chicago today, only to have Tuesday morning raids in dozens of cities.

Here’s the full text of the OSINTdefender post above, quoting information reported by the Wall Street Journal:

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the Trump Administration is planning a Large-Scale Immigration Raid next week in Chicago, as part of his Campaign Promise of carrying out the Mass Deportation of Criminal Illegal Immigrants across the Country. Upwards of 200 Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE are expected to take part in the Raid; which will be the start of a Campaign, likely to involve other Cities across the United States with a Large Population of Immigrants, including New York, Los Angeles, Denver, and Miami. (Emphasis added.)

For all those who balked at the supposed impractical nature or impossibility of such a large undertaking, this may be the wake up call highlighting the fact that President Trump really does intend on making good on this promise.

Jesse Watters just had Tom Homan on Fox News, and asked the incoming Border Czar about reports of the upcoming raid “in Chicago”.

Not surprisingly, Homan emphasized that there would be an upcoming raid “all across the country”!  Watch this:

In fact, the apparent reason for starting with Chicago and NYC seems to be that these cities have been “safe havens” for illegal migrants specifically because local authorities have resisted cooperating with the federal government on immigration issues, according to a report in the New York Post:

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing to launch a “big f–king operation” across sanctuary cities — including Chicago and New York — immediately after President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, multiple sources told The Post.

Starting Jan. 21, multi-day “ground operations” will be launched across cities that have served as safe havens for migrants because the local authorities do not cooperate with the federal government when it comes to immigration issues, sources said.

While it’s not clear who exactly will be targeted, Trump’s incoming border czar Tom Homan has vowed that the mass deportations will begin on Day 1 to focus on illegal immigrants who pose threats to the country.

One source said certain ICE offices have already paused arrests to make room in detention centers for the targets of the upcoming raids.

“We aren’t arresting anyone and bringing them into custody, making room for what may happen next week,” said the source.

The former director of ICE’s Denver office, John Fabbricatore, told The Post that such sweeps were ended under the Biden administration, adding that “the men and women of ICE are looking forward to being able to do their job” again.

The raids are intended to start in Chicago, as President Trump’s incoming border Czar Tom Homan specified leading up to the inauguration.

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He was quoted saying that the Mayor of Chicago could either step aside if he didn’t want to help, but that he would be prosecuted if her attempted to impede the deportation efforts in any way, according to a report in Reuters:

The raid, expected to start on Tuesday, will last all week, the newspaper said, adding the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will send between 100 and 200 officers to carry out the operation.

His incoming border czar, Tom Homan, told an event in the city that the administration is “going to start right here in Chicago, Illinois,” the Journal reported.

“And if the Chicago mayor doesn’t want to help, he can step aside. But if he impedes us, if he knowingly harbors or conceals an illegal alien, I will prosecute him,” he was quoted as saying.

“Within moments of my inauguration, we will begin the largest domestic deportation operation in American history,” Trump said in January 2024.

Trump is expected to mobilize agencies across the U.S. government to help him deport record numbers of immigrants, Reuters has reported, building on efforts in his first term to tap all available resources and pressure so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions to cooperate.

Tom Homan has specified that the focus of the raids would stem from worksite enforcement.

Here’s Homan talking to that point not long ago, emphasizing the connection between investigations into forced labor operations and human trafficking, which the Biden admin touted, but took action that made it worse:

The initial volley of actions is expected to be full plane loads of illegal immigrants flown out of the U.S. and ICE raids in those so-called “sanctuary” cities.

Other cities that have been discussed as locations for the initial operations are Washington DC and Denver, with immigrants having criminal backgrounds as the primary targets, according to CNN:

“You’ll see removal planes, reports of arrests occurring, ICE action in sanctuary jurisdictions,” one source told CNN, referring to the incoming administration’s deportation plans. “As you get into 30 days and first 100 days, that’s where you’ll see a consistent drumbeat.”

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Sources maintain that the incoming administration will, at least initially, be focused on undocumented immigrants with criminal backgrounds who are eligible for removal in major metropolitan areas, like Washington, DC, Denver, and Chicago. But others who are encountered over the course of those operations could also be taken into custody, according to a source.

The main players on Trump’s key agenda item include South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, whose confirmation hearing is slated for Friday, as homeland security secretary, Tom Homan as border czar and Stephen Miller, incoming deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser.

“You cannot be a safe or secure country until the border is protected and defended,” Miller said on Fox Thursday, stating that all relevant federal agencies “will be given the assignment and the mission to interdict all contraband, to use all financial resources to strangle the cartels, and to end all illegal immigration into this country as a top national security.”

While democrats still argue that President Trump will be inheriting a quiet southern border and an economy stronger than an ox — those of us with eyes to see and ears to hear know that ox is on life support at best, and that border has more holes than swiss cheese.

The fact is, President Trump has his work cut out for him.  This will be no “easy day” to right the ship.

Thankfully, not only does President Trump and his team seem to have the passion and gusto to take on these enormous challenges, but by God’s favor they almost all seem to have the work ethic and merit to see it done.



 

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