Trump's Immigration Plans Face Resistance Amid Anticipated Border Surge

President-elect Trump's proposed mass deportation and hardline policies are met with opposition from Democratic governors and concerns over an increase in border crossings.

President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to implement strict immigration measures, including mass deportations and the revival of the 'Remain in Mexico' policy.
Democratic governors across the U.S. are pledging to oppose Trump's deportation plans, although many states lack comprehensive legal frameworks to prevent cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Human smugglers are reportedly encouraging migrants to rush to the U.S. border before Trump's policies take effect, raising concerns of a potential surge in border crossings.
The Trump administration plans to expand detention facilities and may consider declaring a national emergency to access additional resources for immigration enforcement.
Key figures from Trump's previous administration, such as Tom Homan and Stephen Miller, are returning to lead efforts in executing the proposed immigration policies.