United States Department of Homeland Security
The internal document was prepared after a federal judge blocked Trump's executive order.
What was disguised as a gang bust actually resulted in people being detained due to their immigration status.
And talked about "Islamic terror" instead. Maybe because the White House has deep ties to some of those hate groups.
"The Department will no longer exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement," an official memo says.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
One document suggests anyone in the U.S. illegally is to be considered subject to deportation.
I can attest, as someone who frequently argued before the United States courts of appeals, that “dissing” the judges is not a particularly smart or helpful move.
The estimated price-tag is much higher than a $12-billion figure cited by President Trump in his campaign.
DHS's John Roth is also looking into the botched rollout of the president's executive order.
Another loss for Trump.