Trump signs the executive order to take strict measures against the cities of the Haram

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday targeting the “cities of the haven” that refused to cooperate with federal efforts to arrest illegal immigrants.

The matter calls for the Attorney General and Minister of Internal Security to publish a list of cities and states that fail to comply with federal immigration laws, warning those who do not comply with federal funding.

Trump criticized the cities and countries that limit cooperation with the implementation of federal immigration, describing them as “sanctuaries” and blamed them to launch the perpetrators of criminals instead of coordinating their transfer to immigration and customs (ICE).

Last week, the Trump administration’s federal judge prevented federal funding from more than dozens of so -called judicial states that refused to cooperate with the Trump militant campaign.

On Friday, US officials arrested Wisconsin judge and accused her of helping a man in court to evade immigration authorities. The arrest sparked a violent reaction from the Democrats and the rights advocates of immigrants who raised fears that migrant victims may not feel safe in the courts.

Trump’s border defended Caesar Tom Human from arrest, saying that the administration would implement laws that illegally prohibit a person in the United States.

“You will be prosecuted or not,” he said.

The White House displays pictures of alleged criminals on the grass

Trump also signed a separate executive on Monday, who require commercial truck drivers to be “in English.”

This came at a time when his administration described the early results of the suppression of immigration, which represents 100 days of Trump’s second state by displaying pictures of alleged criminals in the White House park.

The photos included 100 people accused or convicted of serious crimes, including murder, rape and fentian distribution. Several studies indicate that immigrants do not commit crimes at a higher rate than who are born in the United States

Trump launched an aggressive campaign of enforcement after taking office, escalating the forces to the southern border and pledged to deport millions of migrants in the United States illegally.

The Republican President, who made immigration a major issue in the campaign in 2024, said that the necessary measures after years of illegal immigration during the era of his predecessor, Democrat, Joe Biden.

White House officials described a media briefing a sharp decrease in the illegal crossings on the border during the first three months of Trump in his post – although concerns have appeared on the rights of migrants in due procedures and American citizens in Dragnet.

The American Border Patrol arrested 7,200 migrants crossing the border illegally in March, which is the lowest monthly monthly since 2000 and a decrease from the peak of 250,000 in December 2023.

“We have the safest borders in the history of this nation and the numbers that prove this,” Trump said border Tom Human.

Enforce tactics that affect children who criticized

Democrats and civil rights advocates criticized the increasing Trump enforcement tactics, including the cases of many children who are American citizens but were recently deported with their parents. One of the children had a rare form of cancer, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.

Human blames parents to expose their children to the risk of deportation by staying in the United States.

“If you choose to have an American citizen child, knowing that you are illegally in this country, you put yourself in this position,” he said. In the first hundred days in his post, Trump moved to stripping the legal immigration of hundreds of thousands of people, which increased a group of those who could be deported.

While the arrests of migrants in the United States have risen illegally, deportations remain lower than last year under Biden’s leadership when there were more people who cross the border illegally and who could return quickly.

The deportation decreased in the first three months of Trump from his post from 195,000 last year to 130,000 this year, Reuters said last week. Homan defended the numbers and said he was not fair to compare them during the era of the Baiden era.

American ice detention facilities were more than 48,000 in reservation from early April, until after the 41500 funded level. Human said that the Texas Military Base Fort Place may be ready “in the near future” for the contract of migrant detainees. The Trump administration was already using the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.