Actions implemented by Trump since his first days in office should be taken seriously

Since his first days in office, President Donald Trump took actions to fulfill his promise to close the border and begin the largest deportation operation in history, in addition to ending birthright citizenship and revoking Biden’s pro-immigrant executive orders.

Thomas Kennedy, spokesman for the Florida Immigrant Coalition, believes that the national emergency order on the southern border and closing the border will lead to an increase in violence against immigrants, but also to the proliferation of human trafficking gangs.

It says that thousands of people have had their appointments cancelled because of Trump’s decision to eliminate asylum applications.

In the case of the use of military force can affect civil rights for Americans, so it is a matter of concern, let’s listen to Thomas Kennedy.

The state of Florida has spoken out to support Trump’s measures, or other anti-immigrant measures such as the Laken Riley law, which would give power to anti-immigrant fanatics, Thomas Kennedy is spokesman for Florida Immigrant Coalition tells us what it means and its risks.

He also reminds us that Florida will be a place where raids and acts against immigrants will be carried out.

Thomas Kennedy, spokesman for the Immigrant Coalition, says that another law they are seeking to repeal is the one that allows undocumented youth to attend college at the cost of residents.

Finally, he assures that although these laws will advance, they will not give up the fight to recover the rights of immigrants.