Trump forever to deport illegal immigrants from US: Says – I will end right to US citizenship at birth, also considering leaving NATO

Donald Trump announced his agenda in an interview given to a TV channel after taking the oath of office of the President. Trump once again reiterated his plan to deport illegal immigrants living in the US. He also talked about taking steps to protect Dreamers immigrants.

Let us tell you that Dreamers immigrants are immigrants who came to America as children and do not have any documents.

In an interview with NBC News, Trump said that on his first day in office, he would remove the right to American citizenship at birth. According to the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution, any child born in the US acquires US citizenship at birth. Even if his parents have citizenship of any country.

However, Trump's decision may face legal hurdles.

NATO will consider leaving During the interview, Trump said about NATO that he would seriously consider withdrawing from it after becoming president. He also promised that he would not ban abortion pills.

Trump also said he has no plans to ask Federal Reserve (central bank) chairman Jerome Powell to step down after becoming president.

Capitol Hill will pardon perpetrators of violence Trump promised that he would take steps to pardon the perpetrators of the Capitol Hill case as soon as he became president. After Trump lost the 2020 presidential election, on January 6, 2021, some of his supporters entered Capitol Hill (US Parliament) and looted.

In 2021, Trump supporters demonstrated at the US Capitol building on US Capitol Hill. These people demanded annulment of election results.

Trump's decision could run into legal trouble Many of Trump's plans could face trouble in court, experts say. Apart from this, his plans to withdraw from NATO may cause uneasiness in the countries of the American camp.

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