Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 11
Mullin Vows 3,600 Daily Deportations Will Continue After Midterm Losses
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Nov 11

Mullin Vows 3,600 Daily Deportations Will Continue After Midterm Losses

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · Nov 11

Summary

  • Markwayne Mullin said there will be "zero change" to Trump administration immigration policy after Republicans lost control of both the House and Senate.
  • About 3,600 deportations a day are continuing, he said, with DHS focused on what he called the "worst of the worst" — including murderers, rapists, child predators, cartel members and drug traffickers.
  • Mullin also ruled out any amnesty deal with Democrats, saying Republicans cannot trust the party to negotiate and accusing Democratic leaders of wanting to defund DHS.
  • Trump would veto any immigration measure Republicans oppose, Mullin said, framing strict border enforcement as a national security imperative because the country must know who is inside its borders.

Insights

As third-country deportations quietly expand globally, what hidden legal risks threaten to halt these daily removals entirely?
With billions poured into AI tracking and border tech, how long until the immigration court backlog collapses the entire system?
Can advanced AI algorithms and massive budgets truly secure borders, or are they just masking a deeply strained immigration infrastructure?