The Trump administration has wasted no time in cracking down on illegal immigration. In just 15 days, nearly 6,000 illegal migrants have been deported! That means 370 to 400 people per day. The numbers are staggering.
Mass arrests and criminal records
On Monday alone, ICE agents arrested 715 individuals with immigration violations. A shocking 73% had criminal records or pending charges. These included violent crimes like murder, sexual abuse of minors, and drug trafficking.
Gang members were not spared. Six members of the notorious Tren de Aragua (TdA) cartel were taken into custody. Nine other migrant gang members were also rounded up.
Guantanamo Bay becomes a deportation hub
The first deportation flights to Guantanamo Bay took off Tuesday. Among those on board: ‘high-threat’ migrants linked to dangerous cartels. The base, once known for holding terrorists, is now a detention center for some of the worst illegal immigrants.
A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spokesperson confirmed that at least 10 ‘highly dangerous’ criminals have already arrived at the Cuban base. And this is just the beginning!
Trump celebrates the crackdown
Speaking from the Oval Office, President Trump did not hold back.
“These people are dangerous. If anyone thinks they’ll be good citizens, they’re wrong!” Trump declared. “I want them the hell out of our country!”
He emphasized that deporting criminals saves taxpayer money. “Why should we pay for private prisons or jails? Let another country deal with them.”
More arrests, more deportations
Since Trump’s swearing-in, nearly 9,000 immigration violators have been arrested. Many have multiple criminal convictions. ICE is working at full speed to remove them.
Take Cristian Jose Concepcion Manrique. Arrested in New York on Monday, he is a known TdA member with a violent past. Officials say he might end up in Guantanamo.
Another shocking case: Mexican citizen Aldo Castaneda Aguilar. Convicted of homicide by vehicle in a hit-and-run, he served just months behind bars before ICE picked him up in Atlanta.
Then there’s Cesar Augusto Delgado Sanchez, a Nicaraguan caught in Dallas. He was convicted of sexual assault and lewd acts with a minor. A Guatemalan national, Enemias Chilel Martinez, with aggravated assault and DUI convictions, was nabbed in Detroit.
Deportations continue at full speed
Flights are departing to Honduras, Guatemala, Peru, and India. The Trump administration aims to send up to 30,000 migrants to Cuba as deportation operations expand.
Guantanamo Bay is ready. A spokesperson for SOUTHCOM confirmed that 380 U.S. service members are supporting the detention effort.
Trump promised action. Now, he is delivering. And he warns—this is only the beginning!
