New York Times: If Trump wins the election, he will deport thousands of immigrants, including Afghans

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Monitoring: According to this newspaper's report on Donald Trump's immigration policies, he is planning to expand the strict crackdown on immigrants, and many people who have been granted temporary residence permits in the United States for humanitarian reasons. They will lose this status and be expelled.

 

According to the detailed report that this newspaper published yesterday (Saturday, November 11) about Donald Trump's immigration policies, he is planning to expand the strict crackdown on immigrants.

 

According to the report of this media, according to Mr. Trump's policies, many people who have received permission to live temporarily in America for humanitarian reasons will lose this status and will be deported.

 

The New York Times added that, among other things, tens of thousands of Afghan citizens who were evacuated after the fall of the previous Afghan government in 2021 and were allowed to enter the United States will be deported.

 

According to the report of this media, people who have a special immigration visa to America (SIV) will also be returned to see if they have cooperated with the American forces or not.

 

This is despite the fact that after the fall of the previous Afghan government, thousands of people were transferred to America through the evacuation process.

 

Many of these asylum seekers do not have permission to stay permanently in America and live in that country with temporary visas.

 

According to the information of the day, the New York Times has prepared this report on Donald Trump's immigration plans in 2025 based on interviews with several advisers of Mr. Trump.

 

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The media said that Trump's advisers have so far provided the "most extensive and detailed" explanation of his immigration plans in the event of a possible victory in this interview.

 

According to the report of this media, Trump's plans in 2025 "mean an attack on immigration on a scale never seen in American history" and according to it, millions of illegal immigrants will be prevented from entering the country for years or even decades after living in that country. They are banned or deported to America.

 

According to the New York Times, Trump wants to restore the immigration policies of his first term, including the ban on the entry of citizens of some Muslim-majority countries.

 

The New York Times said that in order to implement his immigration policies, he will detain illegal immigrants in the US "en masse" and hold them in "very large" camps until they are deported.

 

During the first term of his presidency, Donald Trump also had strict policies against immigrants and banned the entry of immigrants from a number of Muslim-majority countries.

 

He also allocated a huge budget for the construction of a wall on the border with Mexico to prevent the illegal entry of immigrants into America and started the process of building this wall.