President Trump escalated efforts to curb illegal immigration on Tuesday by requiring aliens to register them in a tracking database or face prison time and fines.
The Trump administration is encouraging illegal aliens to self-promotion their new tracking system.
The DHS said illegal foreigners will face severe penalties if they do not submit fingerprints or disclose to the government if their address is changed.
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The Trump administration has illegally created registrations for US immigrants, facing fines and prison time, according to documents that include draft regulations seen by the Wall Street Journal.
Illegal immigrants in the country, including children over the age of 14, must submit fingerprints and home addresses on the register, documents show. Immigrants who are eligible but fail to register can be fined up to $5,000 and sentenced to up to six months.
The move to criminalize illegal presence in the United States will build on the Trump administration’s efforts to strengthen immigration laws. Previously, immigrants in the country were illegally committed civil crimes and could be detained and deported, but were not believed to have committed any crimes.
“Aliens in this country face illegal choices,” Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem wrote in a memo explaining the new policies. “They can go home and follow legal procedures to come to the US, or they can deal with the consequences of continuing to violate the law.”
President Trump wants to increase the pace of deportation.
Ice director Caleb Vitello has been removed from his position amid reports that President Trump is unhappy with the pace of deportation. Wall Street Journal.
Earlier this month, it was reported that President Trump and border border Tom Homan were reportedly unhappy with his current deportation.
According to Report According to NBC, Trump and Homan were disappointed by the pace of deportation so far, demanding that immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) increase operations.
Caleb Vitero was reassigned to oversee all sectors and executive operations.
Earlier this month, President Trump reassigned two senior ice officials to the slow pace of deportation.
Reuters It has been reported The Trump administration has deported nearly 40,000 illegal foreigners since its inauguration.
