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Trump's 100 Days: Accomplishments and Reactions Amid Controversy over Immigration

Amid President Trump's 100-day mark, Michelle Obama's comments on deportation have sparked debate on social media regarding her husband's immigration policies.

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  1. Donald Trump to mark 100 days in office with Michigan rally – US politics live

    In three months Trump has shoved the world’s oldest continuous democracy towards authoritarianism at a pace that tyrants overseas would envy.

    Donald Trump to mark 100 days in office with Michigan rally – US politics live

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  2. Michelle Obama Ripped for Deportation Hypocrisy

    Still, the irony of former President Barack Obama having deported millions more than Trump has was not lost on social media observers.

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  3. Migrant mugshots displayed along White House lawn

    The mugshot posters come at a time when Trump’s adversaries have criticized his immigration policies.

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  4. House GOP unveils asylum application fees, new buoys in budget agenda

    Republicans want to spend $46.5 billion on the border barrier system, beyond funding just a wall.

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  5. White House Lawn Displays Mugshots of Arrested Illegal Immigrants and Their Alleged Crimes

    The signs were printed with the names of each arrestee and details of their alleged crimes, which ran the gamut from cocaine and fentanyl distribution to child sexual assault to first-degree murder.

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  6. Trump Ramps Up His Unpopular Immigration Crackdown

    All this seems like an attempt to distract from the fact that, as I reported yesterday, Trump’s poll numbers are in the toilet on the cusp of his 100th day in office, which will come on Tuesday.

    Trump Ramps Up His Unpopular Immigration Crackdown

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  7. White House lawn lined with mugshot-style posters showing arrested immigrants, alleged crimes

    The Trump administration has been criticized for its handling of some migrant arrests and deportations, particularly after invoking wartime authorities to deport immigrants suspected of being gang members to an El Salvador prison without due process.

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  8. White House: Sanctuary Cities in Trump’s Crosshairs with Latest EO

    In just over three months, Trump has signed more executive orders than he did in all of 2017, which included the initial eleven months of his first term.

    White House: Sanctuary Cities in Trump’s Crosshairs with Latest EO

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  9. MSNBC censors images of illegal immigrant criminal ‘lawn signs’ at White House broadcast row

    The signs were put up ahead of a White House press conference held early Monday morning, in which the administration touted the drastic drop in illegal immigration seen since Trump took office.

    MSNBC censors images of illegal immigrant criminal ‘lawn signs’ at White House broadcast row

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Updated: Apr 29th, 2025, 12:29 PM ET

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As President Trump's second term reaches its 100-day milestone, his administration highlights 140 executive orders and strict immigration enforcement. Although he claims a drop in border crossings, Michelle Obama recently stated that Trump's deportation policies 'keep her up at night,' prompting backlash over perceived hypocrisy given her husband Barack Obama's deportations. Trump's aggressive tariffs and declining approval ratings reflect public skepticism, while the administration remains focused on trade negotiations and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Critics highlight the contrast between Trump's and Obama's immigration records as Trump aims to fast-track his agenda.


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  • The Trump administration has deployed around 100 posters outside the White House featuring mugshots of migrants accused of crimes, underlining its hardline stance on immigration enforcement, which it touts as a restoration of the rule of law.


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