U.S. Military And National Guard Getting Involved In Mass Deportation Efforts!

James Kaufman, World News Report, today, January 26, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Well, ladies and gentlemen, we've been doing an okay job with the deportations, but we need to really, really step it up. We're getting the National Guard and the active military involved currently. And we just can't allow things like the protests that happened in Dallas today to happen anywhere. That group should have been surrounded by the local police and everyone in that group, although it was thousands, should have been vetted for citizenship and detained if they were illegal or illegally here in the U.S. So we have to bring local law enforcement into this as well. Unless we're going to have ICE running around the country and we're going to be hiring tens of thousands of ICE agents. After all, we have 30 or 40 million illegal aliens here in the U.S. and they would gladly start a civil conflict over their deportations. Remember that. This week, an office is already enforcing an immigration crackdown that has instilled fear in some major cities. We have already seen a series of raids, and U.S. troops just arrived at the border this week. NBC's Priya Shriyari is there near the Texas-Mexico border with the very latest. Priya, good morning. Good morning, Peter. That's right. The Pentagon has already begun deploying 1,500 active duty troops. That's 500 Marines and 1,000 soldiers to join the 2,500 National Guardsmen and Reserve Forces who are already deployed along the border. The troops are going to be assisting in the construction of both permanent and temporary physical barriers to stop illegal crossings. There are also plans to use intelligence analysts to help with the monitoring and detection of migrants. Military aircraft are being used to assist the Department of Homeland Security in deportation flights of more than five 5,000 detainees from both here in El Paso and also in San Diego. We've already seen a few planes land here in El Paso in the last few days carrying troops. And we also saw the first of those military aircraft take detainees back to Guatemala on Thursday. Now, we're also hearing that across the border from where I am over in Mexico, large tent-like structures are being enacted as that country prepares for a potential influx of Mexican nationals who could be deported from the United States back to Mexico. All right, Priya, and the Trump administration also ramping up these roundups of undocumented immigrants. What more can you tell us about those? That's right, Peter. We've heard about a number of ICE raids that have been conducted in American cities across the country, including Buffalo, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Atlanta. We know that ICE made 592 arrests yesterday. And just to put it into some context here, we know that back in September, ICE was making an average of 282 arrests per day. So this is a significant increase from what we were seeing just a few months ago. One of the most notable raids that occurred over the last few days took place in Newark, New Jersey, just yesterday at a restaurant where at least three people were detained. Local officials there slamming the Trump administration, saying that that raid was conducted without a warrant, and saying that at one point an American citizen, who also happens to be a U.S. military veteran, was detained and asked for his identification. Well, we're doing a great job. We just need to step it up times a hundred. Tom, if you're listening to me, I will CC you. We can't let anything like what happened in Dallas today go unpunished. We need to get people into the Dallas area because it's going to happen next weekend as well. Obviously, a lot of these jobs that us U.S. citizens need have gone to illegal aliens. They're here illegally, and we need to bring them back to their country of origin so we can work those jobs. God bless, share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.