Donald Trump Highlighted the Great Work Done on Border Issues in His First Month

In the first full month of his second term as President of the United States, Donald Trump highlighted the great work of the administration in immigration matters. With the presence of the efficient Tom Hogan as the "border czar," February recorded historic lows in illegal immigrant entries.

As a notable event, the president mentioned that the United States Border Patrol has made a total of 8,326 arrests at the border with Mexico so far. This number becomes the lowest in the country's history.

In addition to this great data, the post highlights that the vast majority of these illegal immigrants had been deported and another part would face due criminal proceedings for their crimes against the country.

Trump highlighted on his social media that the invasion of the United States by illegal immigrants has ended. He also made a harsh comparison regarding the administration of Democrat Biden, in which more than 300,000 undocumented immigrants entered the country in just one month.

These undocumented migrants who entered the United States during the Biden administration were well received by the Democratic management, who even released them within the country exponentially increasing crime rates and other offenses.

Contrary to this, with the Trump administration, it has been warned that illegal immigration has no place in the North American country and those who attempt to enter the country in such a manner will face harsh penalties.

The American president placed great emphasis on the dangerous drug trafficking organizations from Latin America. Among them, the Tren de Aragua and MS-13 are the most notable, which, along with others, the Republican administration has designated as terrorist organizations.

Meanwhile, the president praised the behavior of Argentine citizens by highlighting that there are no "waves of illegal immigrants" coming from Argentina, during the CPAC event held in February.

Among the efficient policies that the American president has taken since assuming his mandate is the great decision to increase anti-illegal immigration measures toward the United States.

The scourge of drug trafficking, on the other hand, has put various areas of the government to work tirelessly to reach an efficient solution. The State Department, headed by Marco Rubio, worked alongside the Secretary of Defense to contain the flow of drug entry into the country.

In addition to sending numerous members of the security forces and the Border Patrol to the border with Mexico, political measures have also been appealed to address this issue.

The Trump administration imposed the warning, both to Mexico and Canada, to apply strong tariffs on imports from those countries if they do not collaborate to strengthen the border.

Despite some complaints from the leaders of those countries, they finally yielded their positions and agreed to show some degree of collaboration in strengthening their respective borders with the United States.

Finally, President Trump has emphasized his great intentions about ending the "sanctuary states," which have been exploited by illegal immigrants, protected by members of the Democratic Party to encourage migration through those illegal routes.

Meanwhile, Democrats continue their fight to keep illegal immigration active in the United States, the Trump administration has taken important steps in eradicating it, in the pursuit of even better results in the future.