Meet President Trump's first five measures for immigration

Since your presidential campaign, Donald Trump highlighted the security of borders and the control of immigration as priorities to protect US national interests. In the first week of your term, The president took decisive measures to fulfill his promise to combat problems related to the indiscriminate entry of immigrants through borders with Mexico and Canada. These actions seek to strengthen security, reorganize existing programs and establish new guidelines for immigration management in the country.

1. End of Citizenship by Birth
   President Trump signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children born to non-citizen parents in the United States. The measure includes individuals with non-immigrant visas, such as those with work visas. Legal proceedings are underway to address the implications of this decision.
2. Suspension of the Refugee Program
   The US refugee program was suspended by 90 dias, and the Departments of Homeland Security and State have been tasked with evaluating whether resuming refugee admissions is in the national interest. Refugee arrivals and processing have been temporarily halted pending the completion of these assessments.
3. Discontinuation of the CBP One Application
   US Border Customs and Protection (CBP) suspended the CBP One application, canceling migrant schedules without visas seeking entry by legal ports. Administration also ended the Portal Safe Mobility, that helped migrants find legal paths to the United States.
4. Increased military presence on the border
   A national emergency was declared on the southern border, resulting in sending additional military and resources to the region. Administration also directed the elaboration of operational plans for border security, including construction projects and enhanced surveillance measures.
5. Deportation efforts publicization
   The Administration highlighted the deportation activities in progress, sharing updates on the removal of individuals and inspection actions, including prisons and custody orders. Communications emphasized the continuous application of the immigration law as a priority.

Overview

These initiatives reflect the initial actions of management to address immigration issues through executive orders, Program reviews and inspection measures. The implementation and impacts of these actions are evolving, with legal and administrative processes in progress to treat various aspects.