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Historian @AnaRMinian studies mass deportations in U.S. history. They explain how Donald Trump is taking inspiration from mass deportations in the 1930s and 1950s to construct his anti-immigrant agenda.
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@AnaRMinian People who cross the border illegally shouldn't be in the country. The US has had the most laxed border security in the world and it is threatening our Democracy.

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@AnaRMinian Human traffickers, smugglers, and illegal immigration activists totally agree with Ana Minian 🥴🎪

@AnaRMinian The American people have voted democratically and given their electoral consent to the swift removal of the illegals. If they illegals don't like being deported they shouldn't have broken the law and become illegal immigrants. Also fuck the antiwhite racist left! enjoy Trump!

@AnaRMinian LOL! 'we estimate that from 350,000 to a million people were deported' (LOL look at that ridiculously imprecise estimate!) and THEN 'and that over 60% were US citizens' (YOU JUST MADE THIS UP you fucking propagandist) Thanks for the laugh you cunt. ENJOY TRUMP RULING OVER YOU.

@AnaRMinian I bet Anar $10k that we would not see any "mass deportation" in the next 4 years. Seems like the democrats panic war misinformation started already.

@AnaRMinian If we aren't willing to deport those who shouldn't be here because they have violated our immigration laws, we won't have a workable enforcement system. If coming illegally works, people will do just that.

@nosmokeed @AnaRMinian Antisemitic terrorists are chasing Jewish people on the streets of Amsterdam. Dutch police were unable to protect them so Israel and the IDF are sending planes to them
