Donald Trump says he will use military for deportations to fullest extent of law
When asked about a U.S. law that generally prevents the military from being used in domestic law enforcement, Trump said illegal immigration amounted to an invasion that needed to be stopped.
«I consider it an invasion of our country,» Trump told TIME as part of an interview naming him 'Person of the Year.' «We'll get National Guard, and we'll go as far as I'm allowed to go, according to the laws of our country.» Trump, a Republican, won reelection in November portraying migrants as dangerous criminals and promising a wide-ranging crackdown on both legal and illegal immigration, including mass deportations. He plans to pull resources from across the federal government for the deportation effort and declare a national emergency to unlock funds for enforcement, reported in November.
Both Republican and Democratic administration have used National Guard troops to assist the U.S. Border Patrol at the border with Mexico, but they have not been used to make immigration arrests.
The Trump administration plans to use the military in a similar support role for the deportation effort, Trump's incoming border czar Tom Homan told Fox News on Sunday.
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