With just a few weeks left until President-elect Donald Trump assumes office on Jan. 20, and with the looming threat of the "largest deportation operation in American history" continuing to take shape, undocumented immigrants are bracing to potentially leave their life in the U.S. behind and return to their country of origin. But is there anything they can do to prevent this?
Throughout the 2024 general election cycle, the President-elect has promised to deport millions of migrants. Though key logistics of the plan, such as funding, remain largely unanswered, some of Trump's key allies, incoming border czar Tom Homan and incoming deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, are parading through conservative networks to promote their goals.
