White House leaves a message from St. Valentine directed to immigrants
The government led by Republican Donald Trump today sent a Valentine’s Day message to migrants in which, along with a congratulations on the date, he directly warned that anyone who is illegally in the United States will be deported.
“The roses are red, the violets are blue, come here illegally and we will deport you,” wrote the White House, in his official account on the Instagram social network. The image, with pink background and small hearts of it Color in a darker tone includes the face of Trump and his “tsar” of the border, tone Homan.
“Happy Valentine’s Day,” added the US presidency, who has been in the hands of the Republican leader since January 20 in his message.
Trump promised during his election campaign to perform the largest deportation of indocmented migrants in the country’s history and Homan is responsible for implementing his policy.
The US President has increased the military presence on the Mexico border, the internal security department authorized migrant arrests in schools and churches, and, among other measures, military aircraft began to be used to repact people without legal status.
The Guantanamo Naval base (Cuba), created by the US to stop alleged terrorists ‘jihadist’ after the September 11, 2001 attacks, was also used to send some of these people.
The US media reported on Thursday that more than 100 migrants, all Venezuelan citizens, were sent to military installation.
The Republican government has promised to send only “the worst” there, a category that includes violent criminals and gang members.
