Donald Trump is itching to get back inside the Oval Office to begin mass deportations, spying on the emails and texts of government employees, and more.
Current Events :
Yes, aside from bringing a clown car full of unqualified sycophants into his new administration, Trump is also preparing to test the limits of the executive branch and the very fabric of the US Constitution, just as Project 2025 said he would do.
According to USA Today, Donald Trump vowed on Monday that the moment he’s back in power, he intends to declare a national emergency and then use the power of the US military to execute mass deportations. Or, in other words, those members of the Latino community who voted for Trump and thought his plans would miraculously skip over them and their families are about to discover just how “not special” they truly are.
“The Trump world has been very deliberately – or sloppily, depending on your point of view – mashing together the border and mass deportations,” said Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, senior fellow at the American Immigration Council. “They are two different topics.”
Several former presidents have used the military to enforce the border. However, US law strictly prevents a president from using the military as a domestic police force. However, since Trump believes (and voters have reinforced) the notion that he is above the law, he will use America’s armed forces in whatever way he wants. US Constitution be damned!
However, that’s not all that Trump has up his sleeve.
According to CNN, Trump and his cronies have already begun combing through the emails and texts of federal workers. Anyone Trump deems to be a rogue “opponent” or “liberal” who might stand in the way of his agenda will be fired on Day 1 and then targeted for retribution.
“The Heritage Foundation has sent tens of thousands of records requests to federal agencies asking for information that they believe will help them find liberals and people who might be disloyal for Donald Trump,” reporter Steve Contorno said on CNN’s State Of The Union.
“That includes asking for information about programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion that has been vilified by the right, but also asking for the text messages and emails sent by employees looking for terms such as Elon Musk or climate change,” he added.
Interestingly, some Americans voted for Mass deportations and supported spying on personal communication. They just never suspected Trump meant them.
When some of these Trump supporters lose their jobs solely because they Google searched “Elon Musk” (an act Trump considers detrimental to his agenda), perhaps then they will wake up to the ignorance of their vote.
OK WASSUP! covers Current Events:
Trump is preparing mass deportations and more.
New York Times:
In interviews with The New York Times during the Republican primary campaign, described in an article published in November 2023, Mr. Trump’s top immigration policy adviser, Stephen Miller, said that military funds would be used to build “vast holding facilities that would function as staging centers” for immigrants as their cases progressed and they waited to be flown to other countries.
The Homeland Security Department would run the facilities, he said.