Local officials in San Antonio, Texas are expressing their views on President Donald Trump's pledge to carry out mass deportations, beginning with raids in his first week. While some officials support the order, others condemn it, emphasizing the contributions of undocumented immigrants and raising concerns about its ethical implications.
Officials on both sides of the aisle are now waiting to see what will happen in the Alamo City. SAN ANTONIO - Local officials are sharing opinions about President Donald Trump's promises for mass deportations, starting with raids in his first week in office.Border Czar Tom Homan said, in an interview Tuesday, operations have already started.Local officials are speaking up. They're sharing support, or disdain, for the order.
"The vast majority of undocumented immigrants are hard-working people who have paid taxes and contributed to American society, some for decades," said District 20 representative Joaquin Castro in today's Congressional Hispanic Caucus press conference. "President Trump doesn't care about keeping Americans safe from crime."
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