During a rally in Arizona, Trump declared his intent to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 for mass deportations, asserting its historical power and significance.
He emphasized that migrants, whom he labeled as "bloodthirsty criminals," would face removal or imprisonment, showcasing his aggressive stance against immigration.
Pundits expressed concern over Trump's remarks, highlighting that invoking such a historical law recalls dark chapters in U.S. history, including Japanese internment during WWII.
Bill Kristol criticized Trump's nostalgia for oppressive historical acts, suggesting it represents a troubling view of U.S. history and values.
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