While many are scared, some dismiss the dangers of mass deportations under Donald Trump.

Summary

Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign has reignited fears among undocumented migrants with promises of “mass deportations” and migrant communities are bracing for uncertainty and a new wave of nativism.

His administration plans to target those deemed public safety or national security threats, potentially reinstating workplace raids and using military resources.

Advocates warn that “collateral arrests” could sweep up migrants without criminal records.

Many, like “Dreamers” protected under DACA, fear family separations, while others, such as Carlos in NYC, hope Trump’s economic policies might benefit them.

“A lot of Latinos, those who can vote, did so because they think he [Trump] can improve the economy. That would be very good for us too,” said Carlos, an undocumented Mexican who lives in New York City.

  • Draedron@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    3 hours ago

    Since you are so much against voting I have good news for you: You wont have to ever vote again now! There wont be free elections in america again after all

    • VerticaGG@lemmy.blahaj.zone
      2·
      2 hours ago

      Ooh ooh i have something for this!

      Right so, certainly a topic worth caring about. “So much against voting” is a simplifcation. Kinda gross one, one could even say

      https://crimethinc.com/2016/04/29/feature-from-democracy-to-freedom

      But you dont have all that time for giving a fuck about the way representive modern neoliberal democracies fall short, so let’s leave it at this:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7KUhBxpD14

      If you spend the next 2 or 4 years building the expectation that their wont be an election, you are doing their work for them

      So, whats yr deal? Are you here manufacturing consent on bebalf of fascists, or are you going to build Muatalism style in your physical proximity. Riding the fence doesnt make sense. ✨️