In the image that accompanied the post, the faces of President Trump and Tom Homan appear, who is responsible for deportation policies
St. Valentine’s Day, celebrated in This Friday (14), is a date full of romantic traditions. This year, the He decided to take an unusual approach by publishing a parody of a famous romantic verse, in order to criticize Donald Trump’s immigration policies. The parody, which plays with the famous rhyme, highlights the rigid posture of the government in relation to immigrants. The original version of the verse says: “Roses are red, violets are blue. Sugar is sweet and you too. ” In contrast, the parody published by the White House states: “Roses are red, violets are blue. Come here illegally and we will deport you. ” This irony is an unprecedented form of an American public agency to use poetry to emphasize its immigration policies.
In the image that accompanied the post, the faces of President Trump and Tom Homan appear, who is responsible for deportation policies. Since taking over the presidency, Trump has adopted a more aggressive stance on immigration, increasing migrant arrests and declaring national emergency on the southern border of the country. Currently, about 1.5 million people who are irregularly in the United States have a deportation sentence, including approximately 38,000 Brazilians.
These numbers were released by the ICE, the customs immigration and control service, and refer to non-detained non-American citizens. Although Trump promised a great deportation process, experts raise doubts about the feasibility of this promise. They point to the operational difficulties and possible economic impacts that a large -scale action could cause, which raises questions about the effectiveness of government immigration policies.
Posted by Sarah Paula
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