
<p>In the wake of their historic electoral defeat earlier this month, Democrats are rushing to shield illegal aliens from the mass deportations promised by President Trump when he takes the Oval Office in January. The Trump administration is expected to create new detention facilities near large liberal cities where illegal aliens tend to flock and get benefits from the blue states and like-minded groups.</p>



<p>On Wednesday (November 13), <em>The Western Journal</em> cited a report by NBC News that informs of a Trump administration plan to place detention centers near sanctuary cities so that illegal aliens captured and processed for deportation could be held in them temporarily before being put on planes for removal from the country. Without naming them, NBC cited sources familiar with the incoming administration’s plan.</p>



<p>While it is not known at this time what areas of cities the plan has specifically included for the creation of the planned detention centers, the sources told NBC that the Trump administration is going to double the existing capacity of the detention centers.</p>



<p>Stephen Miller, Trump’s would-be White House deputy chief of staff for policy, has reportedly said that National Guards could be ordered to assist in the deportations. In his words, “President Trump will do whatever it takes.”</p>



<p>Liberals, still shaken to their core from Trump’s victory, are reacting to the re-elected president’s deportation plans. Just a day after Trump won the election in a landslide, Massachusetts’ Democrat Governor Maura Healey put out a public statement that police in her state would not cooperate in mass deportations. Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker dared Trump to come after the illegal immigrants in his state. He was cited by <em>The Daily Signal</em> as:</p>



<p>“You come for my people, you come through me.”</p>



<p>On November 7, California’s Governor Gavin Newsom called a special session of the Legislature to “protect California values” one of which was “support immigrant families, and is investing in their protection.”</p>



<p>Some democrats in local governments within red states are also coming out with vows to shield illegal aliens against Trump’s mass deportation. <em>USA Today</em> reported on November 13 that Kate Gallego, the Mayor of Phoenix (AZ), has affirmed her determination to not allow the local police to assist in mass deportation efforts of the Trump administration. Texas State Senator Roland Gutierrez posted a video message to X on November 13 telling Trump to shove his plans for deportation of those who come here for labor and support the country’s economy.</p>



<p><a href="https://twitter.com/RolandForTexas/status/1856767833109119162">https://twitter.com/RolandForTexas/status/1856767833109119162</a></p>



<p>But not all Democrat officials are united in fighting Trump and protecting illegal aliens. One prominent Democrat, who has been targeted by his own party recently, seems to welcome part of Trump’s deportation plan. Mayor Eric Adams of New York City, who has spoken up more than once against his party’s policy on shielding criminal migrants, said at press conference on Tuesday (November 12) that he likes the idea of removing those illegals from the city who are involved in crimes. Adams has, however, stated that he doesn’t agree with the mass deportations of asylum-seekers.</p>

Detention Centers for Mass Deportation Expected as Dems Vow to Shield Illegal Aliens
