One of the major reasons voters elected Donald Trump was because they want the millions of illegals who’ve been invited here by the Biden-Harris regime deported. Recently, Trump admitted he is open to using military assets to carry out mass deportations. This wouldn’t be the first time the U.S. government had carried out mass deportations. But if federal troops are used to do so, that <em>would</em> be a first. Constitutional scholar Joe Wolverton Jr., joins us to discuss the pros and cons of this controversial notion.

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Trump is open to using military assets for mass deportations. If federal troops are used to do so, that would be a first. Is that OK?{ai:summary}<p>Donald Trump has expressed openness to using military resources for mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, a strategy not previously employed with federal troops. This approach raises significant constitutional questions and has sparked debate among experts.</p><p>Additionally, the discussion touches on potential political shifts in Chicago and the evolving media landscape, particularly The Guardian's departure from Elon Musk's X platform. #illegals</p>

Should The U.S. Military Be Involved in Mass Deportations?

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