Former US President Donald Trump welcomed the rejection of the immigration bill, saying that if elected to the White House, he would conduct a large-scale “deportation operation” on his first day in office.
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The billionaire used all his influence with Republican elected officials in Congress to block the text, depriving President Joe Biden, whom he is likely to face in the November elections, of success on the sensitive immigration issue.
“Let's not forget that this week we also had a major victory that all conservatives should celebrate. We crushed crook Joe Biden's disastrous plan on open borders,” he said at a public meeting in South Carolina. “The whole group did an amazing job in Congress. We crushed it.” »
Under pressure from Trump, Republican elected officials appear to have decided to block any immigration policy reform before the presidential election.
The former president, who built his popularity during his victorious first election campaign by promising to build a wall between the United States and Mexico, emphasized that expelling migrants would be one of his priorities.
“On Day One, I will end all of the Biden administration’s open border policies and we will launch the largest internal deportation operation in US history. We have no choice,” he said.
The agreement, which was frozen in Congress, provided, in addition to immigration reform, an additional aid package for Ukraine and Israel.
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