US President Donald Trump on Wednesday brought his hard immigration rhetoric directly to the lawn of the White House, who jokingly questioned the building workers who had just installed two flag poles about whether one of their undocumented immigrants was. At a press conference in Pennsylvania Ave, 1600, Trump was asked about the deportation efforts of his administration. In response, he said, “We take them out of thousands of murderers, drug dealers, people who are mentally insane, of insane asylum.” He then turned to the group of workers of hat behind him. “Do we have someone here who is a member of – no, I don’t think so. You have known these people for a long time? ‘ Trump said before asking, “Any illegal immigrants?” “We’ll find it out” when the workers shake their heads, and some uncomfortable smile, Trump added: “If there were, we’ll notice it.” ‘Your entire life will be destroyed as a result of this press conference. They will destroy these people. I didn’t want to tell them that before they got up, “he said with a smile before reassuring them,” Don’t worry, I think you’re going to be in order. ” 88 feet of flagposts The remarks came after the workers erected two massive flag poles of 88 feet on the northern lawn and another on the southern lawn-on Trump’s request. Trump announced the project on social media on Tuesday and called the new installations ‘a gift from me to the White House’. “It’s the most beautiful poles made – they are tall, tapered, rusty, rope in the pole and the highest quality,” Trump wrote, adding that the White House “always” missing “such flags”. Remarks follow the call for mass portations Trump’s receipt amid a broader push through its administration to increase immigration enforcement. Over the weekend, the President has aimed immigration and Customs Handup (ICE) to increase operations. “To achieve this, our efforts must expand to keep illegal strangers in America’s largest cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, where millions live on millions of illegal strangers,” he posted online. Trump promised to launch the largest deportation effort in American history when re-elected, part of his immigration agenda of 2025 which included mass attacks and extensive detention.
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