Opponents of President Trump’s deportation operation are using social media to warn undocumented immigrants about potential ICE raids. In response, the Pentagon has ordered the deployment of up to 3,000 additional troops with armored vehicles to the southern border. These troops will support Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials by setting up observation posts, conducting patrols, and notifying ICE of any breaches in the border. However, they do not have the authority to make arrests. The deployment adds to the growing U.S. military presence at the border, which already includes 1,500 active-duty troops and 2,500 National Guard and Reserve troops. The troops are part of President Trump’s efforts to address immigration challenges, which have been a key focus of his presidency. Additionally, the Army has begun planning to house up to 30,000 migrant detainees at bases within the United States, with Fort Bliss in Texas and Fort Huachuca in Arizona being identified as likely sites for detention camps. Officials have been preparing by taking inventory of tents and razor wire. These developments highlight the ongoing debate and controversy surrounding immigration enforcement and border security in the United States.
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