Donald Trump faces significant challenges after regaining the White House, particularly concerning the economy and immigration, the two pillars of his campaign appeal. Job growth has stalled significantly, and recent tariffs triggered market declines, raising fears of economic downturns reminiscent of the 1970s. Meanwhile, Trump's immigration enforcement efforts lag behind his predecessor's, igniting frustration within his administration. This has led to drastic measures, including the redefinition of immigrant crime to bolster deportation statistics, revealing a possible overreach in policy as the administration grapples with its earlier promises.
Trump's insistence on stringent immigration measures, even targeting minor offenses, reflects a broader shift in redefining immigrant crime under his administration's policy.
Despite initially focusing on immigration as a strong suit, Trump's administration struggles with deportation rates, prompting frustration and a reassignment of ICE leadership in response.
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