The new sheriff in charge

 Red State:

...

Homan minced no words when he was asked about this irate character who yelled out he wasn't going back to Haiti.

Warning for graphic language:

"Well, he's wrong, he's going back to Haiti," Homan said, grinning. "I can tell him that."

He said Biden opened the border, that ICE officers are finally getting the handcuffs taken off them from the Biden administration and now they're going to put those handcuffs on the bad guys.
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The immigration laws are being enforced by the Trump administration to the dismay of illegals. 

See also:

Trump Administration’s Aggressive Immigration Plan: A Preview of What’s to Come

And:

 BUH-BYE: Lines of Shackled Illegals Seen Boarding Military Aircraft for One-Way Trips Home

And:

 ‘Deportation Flights Have Begun’: Trump Administration Begins Returning Criminal Aliens to Home Countries

And:

 Active-Duty Troops Arriving in Texas, San Diego to Support Trump's Border Security Plans

And:

 ‘The Purge That Really Needs To Happen’: Former FBI Agent Says America’s Immigration System Needs Total Overhaul

And:

 Trump set up a fortress at the southern border that is dropping jaws

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