Former President Donald Trump has revealed an extensive set of immigration plans he intends to pursue if elected to a second term as President of the United States. In a speech delivered in Dubuque, Iowa, Trump outlined his vision for addressing immigration and border security issues:

Troop Deployment: Trump stated his intention to use military resources, including potentially thousands of troops stationed overseas, to secure the U.S.-Mexico border. He argued that defending the nation’s own border should take precedence over defending the borders of foreign countries.
Naval Blockade: Trump plans to deploy the U.S. Navy to establish a full Fentanyl Blockade on the waters in the region. This would involve boarding and inspecting ships for fentanyl and its precursors, aiming to curb the flow of the drug into the United States.

Child Trafficking: Trump intends to utilize Title 42 to address child trafficking. Under his plan, trafficked children would be promptly returned to their families in their home countries, with the goal of ending the child trafficking crisis.
Travel Ban: The former president plans to reinstate the travel ban that he implemented in 2017, which suspended entry into the U.S. for individuals from several mostly Muslim countries. He also expressed his intention to expand the ban further to include individuals with communist or Marxist affiliations.
Designating Cartels as Terrorist Organizations: Trump would designate major drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, thereby cutting off their access to global financial systems. He also aims to pass legislation that would impose the death penalty on drug smugglers and human traffickers.

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Trump emphasized that the 2024 election is a crucial battle for him and his supporters. He outlined a vision to “demolish the Deep State,” eliminate globalists, combat communism, defeat President Joe Biden, and end illegal immigration. These statements come as U.S. border officials report a surge in migrant encounters, with tens of thousands of encounters in recent days and the highest monthly numbers in 2023, according to sources.

It’s important to note that these plans represent Trump’s stated intentions and would require policy changes and congressional support if he were to be re-elected to the presidency.