Trump Promises Mass Deportation of Illegal Immigrants | CLIP | Live with Josh

Welcome to Crossroads. If former President Donald Trump wins re-election in 2024, he's promising a massive campaign to deport all the illegal immigrants, allegedly every single one of them. Now there are some doubts around whether this would be possible, but during the recent CPAC conference Trump reiterated this promise, suggesting he's going to do it. And meanwhile, the former president is saying that a victory for him would make November 5th Liberation Day for all hard-working Americans and Retribution Day for the Democrats and so on. Now, look, Trump is keeping up with his promises on mass deportation. Let me show you what he has to say about it. And they do come from prisons and mental institutions and they are terrorists and we're going to be paying a price and it will be the largest deportation in the history of our country and we have no, we have no choice. Now, just a few points on this, I'll give my take. When Trump says, you know, they come from prisons and mental institutions, there is some evidence to that, without a doubt Cuba was doing that to the United States because of course, if migrants arrived in the US from Cuba, it used to be that they got American citizenship. Of course, Cuba, knowing this, being a communist regime of course, would empty its prisons and its mental institutions and send those people here. Of course, I believe that many Cubans are, you know, people fleeing communism legitimately, but without a doubt, the government in Cuba, the communist regime, did in fact use it like this. Without a doubt as well, I've heard of Venezuela doing this to the United States. Maybe not every country in Latin America, but without a doubt Venezuela. Also that they're trying to cause destabilization within the entire, essentially, Latin American region. At the same time too, a lot of the crime waves we're having in New York City are from Venezuela and gangs like Tren de Agua. And without a doubt as well, Mexico, under its new president, who's a communist, has also been taking pretty strong actions against the United States, suggesting that, you know, drug violence and so on is to blame on America, that Americans are responsible for fentanyl deaths because he's saying things like, for example, hey, you know, it's the Americans going to prison for selling fentanyl, not the Mexicans. And of course, the technicality in that is that the Mexican cartels are supplying the gangs in the US and other traffickers with the drugs who then sell it in the US, or it's people within their network anyways on American soil, some exceptions to it. Meaning that, essentially, yes, a lot of these countries have legitimized, or even in some cases decriminalized, crime. A lot of the drug operations go unpunished, in fact, even some of the narco-terrorist organizations like FARC and Shining Path get a relative free pass in some countries. And the idea that some of them may want to get rid of the people that they don't want to take care of, especially, is part of the agenda with the mass migration. When they talk about, the key word they use is global equity. What does that mean? It means you take the poorest, you take the sickest, and you take the criminals from countries that have problems with these things, and you send them into the first world countries. And you do this repeatedly until the first world countries become like third world countries, and the third world countries become more like first world countries, because they no longer have to pay off all the social welfare, they don't have the prison costs, they have less crime, because those people have gone to the United States, Europe, or Canada. That is one of the agendas at play, and so there is some truth to it. When Trump says that they are terrorists, yeah, that's a big problem too, because remember, there used to be ISIS, right, the Islamic State, and remember ISIS was not just a terrorist organization, ISIS represented the, you know, the Levant in Iraq and Syria and so on. It was the idea that they had formed a new government, a new regime, and that this encompassed several different countries. When ISIS was being formed, terrorist supporters or people who wanted to live under Sharia law from all over the world were traveling there, and it became like almost a suction of all the radical Islamists in every part of the world, traveling of course to join ISIS. When ISIS collapsed, many of those individuals just fled elsewhere, especially as well when you had, you know, territorial conflicts, you had the pseudo-war in Syria, for example, many of those people fled into Western Europe, and along with them were even major terrorist cells, and so without a doubt you had major terrorist cells moving to and starting up operations in Western countries. Western Europe probably being the worst of it, but in the United States as well we've without a doubt gotten these individuals. Now of course we're talking about the Middle East, but keep in mind too in Latin America, Iran has huge influence, and you also have narco-terrorist organizations like FARC and Shining Path and others as well. You also though have Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed terrorist organization with a very strong presence all throughout Latin America, and even to the extent that they train cartel members on things like tunnel building and making IEDs, improvised explosive devices. So yeah, they have a terrorist problem too, and without a doubt if you open the border they're going to be coming here. When Trump says we are paying a price, this is also deeply accurate. In fact, the US government is technically paying to fund the migrant crisis. The money is going mainly to the United Nations and to various NGOs, non-governmental organizations, all the non-profits, HIAS being one of the biggest ones, Catholic Charities being another. They get the money, they run the buses, they run the operations, and they fly people and bus people and resettle people all around the country. That's your tax dollars hard at work, we're paying for it. And a lot of that goes through the Biden administration joining the United Nations Global Compact on Migration. In other words, this is a plan and this is how the plan works. They joined it. This is not by accident. They joined it. This is just the thing that they agreed to do being played out. And as an extension of that as well, states and cities are also shouldering the budgets for things like free houses, free payouts, and in New York $10,000 prepaid credit cards for all the illegal immigrants. So yeah, Americans are paying a price. Trump says as well, they're killing our people, they're killing our country, we have no choice. I can tell you, I just got back from Panama, I went to Darien, which is the main area where the illegal immigrants are arriving, looking to travel to the United States. I interviewed a lot of them. And I can say on my own personal experience, a lot of them were decent people. A lot of them, in my opinion, were fleeing legitimate persecution. And at the same time, though, I believe they're being used, they're being manipulated. They're being used notably for globalist and, frankly, far left political purposes. They're being used as tools to instill a socialist state in the United States. They're being used to create a new voting base that will create a one party dictatorship in America. And they're being used under the United Nations to create this global system of what they call global equity, and the multipolar world order, global socialism, essentially. And so yeah, it's true. You have crime here. New York, in fact, is really grappling with illegal alien crime now. It's becoming one of the major concerns in terms of crime in the city. We have gangs starting up. You have a lot of people who are now indebted to the cartels, because as they travel from Mexico in particular into the United States, a lot of them have to make agreements with the cartels in order to not lose their lives, frankly. And so you have people who have agreed to become criminals as part of the process of being trafficked into the United States. And that part of trafficking through cartels, mafia organizations, is unfortunately just part of the system that the United Nations has established, whereby they're trafficking people into the US. This is a major state run, government run, international run, public private partnership between governments and criminal organizations, flooding the United States with illegal immigrants with a clear purpose of changing the forms of government. So yeah, when Trump says we have no choice but to deport them, even though I believe many of them may have legitimate, you know, they've suffered and they've been through difficult things, I'd have to agree with him that he's right. America will not survive if this continues, and if this is allowed to embed itself in this country. Now, a lot of people question though, well, could they really do it? Under Biden alone, it's over 7 billion people, or sorry, 7 million people, maybe 7 billion one day, right? Get the whole world here. Under Biden alone, it's 7 million people. Prior to Biden, they were saying the number of illegal immigrants in the United States is around 11 million. Other estimates put it as high as 30 million, so it kind of depends on who you ask. But a conservative number would be around, you know, 18 million illegal immigrants in the US if you include pre-Biden and post-Biden.