Trump Vows to Implement Mass Deportation on Illegal Migrants, To Visit Ohio and Colorado

Democraps were incredulous every time they heard ‘mass deportation’ as if heaven and earth would crumble, while Comrade Kamala Harris’ response on the appeal of Springfield, Ohio’s residents regarding the pet-eating Haitians was that these illegals needed ‘protection.’ The lack of concern by the Biden-Harris regime only reflects that these liberals have no intentions of putting stringent policies to defend and secure our nation.

President Donald Trump on Friday vowed to implement the “largest deportation in the history of our country,” which will start in Springfield, Ohio, if reelected in the White House.

He quipped, “We’re going to get these people out. We’re going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country and we’re going to start with Springfield and Aurora.”

Trump’s remarks followed an earlier news about the worsening immigration problem in Ohio and Colorado.

He described the surge of Haitians in Springfield as an “invasion from within.”

The small town in Ohio was put into the spotlight recently after residents complain about undocumented Haitians wreaking havoc in their community.

Meanwhile, Venezuelan gang members are occupying apartments and threatening their residents and even owners.

The MAGA leader discussed his plans during a press conference at Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles, in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.

One reporter asked if he intends to visit Springfield to “show the media what’s actually happening.”

Trump replied, “Maybe Springfield. Maybe Aurora. Maybe both. We’ll go there.”

However, he did not indicate when he would visit the towns.

On September 13, immigration crisis in Springfield worsened after residents received bomb threats, which led them to evacuate in several areas, including the city hall.

The inaction from the federal government exacerbated woes by the residents of the community, which was filled with thousands of undocumented immigrants with no proper vetting and the possibility of being involved in criminal groups.

Despite constant denials from local authorities, Ohio Attorney General David Yost asserted that there was a recorded police call “from a witness who saw immigrants capturing geese for food in Springfield.”

Yost added that his office would look into “legal avenues to stop the federal government from sending an unlimited number of migrants to Ohio communities.”

In a news release, the Attorney General quipped, “The problem is not migrants.”

“It is way, way too many migrants in a short period of time … a massive increase in the population without any communication or assistance from the federal government.”