"Mexico Embraces You" also includes busing people to their hometowns, medical attention, and enrolling returnees in social welfare programs

Only about 20% of respondents of a AP-NORC poll favor such actions, and roughly 60% oppose them

A series of videos detail what immigrants can do if approached by ICE in different scenarios, including their home, on the street, or if someone they know is arrested

Although actions span everything from energy policy, deregulation, and federal workforce reforms, a significant portion of the orders focuses on immigration

"For children, the constant fear of losing a parent or being uprooted creates chronic stress" said and expert consulted by The Latin Times

Immigration advocates believe the upcoming admin is generating "attrition through enforcement' by ramping up threats that lead to "self-deportation"

Previous estimates rounded out the figure at $3.2 billion but new information reveals that it "does not represent the full cost of implementation"

The idea has drawn criticism for not only encouraging racial profiling and fostering mistrust but for being an inefficient use of ICE's limited resources

The governor also said that legislation would guarantee a lack of "lingering incentives for people to come into our state illegally"

Newly-elected Rosie Cordero-Stutz also encouraged crime victims, including undocumented immigrants, to come forward without fear of deportation

The founder of the Americas Migration Brief sat down with The Latin Times to discuss who takes the mantle if the upcoming admin deters asylum seekers

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has also highlighted that the bill could lead to racial profiling and mass detention

"We're going to show the American people we know how to do this, and we're going to do it the right way," said Tom Homan during an interview with Fox

Xiomara Castro said that a "hostile attitude" from the U.S. toward Honduran migrants would lead to a review of the country's cooperation policies with the country

Among the jurisdictions identified were Baltimore and San Diego which have implemented laws limiting cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

The president-elect is reportedly planning to remove a policy that stops agents from arresting undocumented individuals from sensitive places such as churches and schools

Ismael Plascencia López said the country will have to face the cost of caring, feeding, and housing deportees, many of whom might not be Mexican

The country, which will seek good relations with the incoming Trump administration, is already receiving over a dozen deportation flights per week

The intention was confirmed by President Claudia Sheinbaum

Tom Homan anticipated that families will be held in detention centers as the government carries out the "largest deportation operation in American history"

Overall, Baja California Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda announced the opening of 25 shelters

Trump's incoming press secretary added that Trump "is also going to launch the largest mass deportation of illegal criminals in American history"

Haitians have been leaving the city over the past months as Trump vowed to specifically target the city

Reports suggest a waitlist of over 1,200 people in immigration court, with children accounting for half of the cases

Private companies, including CoreCivic and GEO Group, submitted proposals that could collectively add between 6,650 and 12,000 detention beds nationwide

Homan said he will need a minimum of 100,000 beds to detain undocumented immigrants – more than doubling the 40,000 detention beds ICE is currently funded for

"The time and staffing needed to arrest a single immigrant reveals how difficult it may be to scale up to mass deportations" concluded NBC News

The agency removed over 271,000 individuals in fiscal year 2024, the highest number since the Obama administration in 2014.

Besides providing information about their rights, "Know Your Rights" workshops caution against relying on unauthorized individuals, for legal help

The transition team has reached out to the country through back channels. It is unclear whether the Bukele government will be open to the possibility