‘Ready To Go Minute One’: Incoming NSA Previews Trump’s ‘More Aggressive’ Approach To Illegal Immigration

Republican Florida Rep. Michael Waltz, who was selected to serve as President-elect Donald Trump’s national security advisor, laid out the administration’s “more aggressive” plan to combat illegal 🛂Immigration Sunday on CNN, saying it will be “ready to go minute one.”

Throughout his campaign, Trump vowed to secure the U.S. southern border and implement one of the largest mass deportation plans as border encounters reached record highs under the Biden-Harris administration. On “State of the Union,” host Dana Bash asked Waltz how Trump’s initial plan would look, as reports indicated the incoming president has a set of executive orders “specifically for 🛂Immigration.”

“Well, you are certainly going to see a much more aggressive action from Border Patrol to lock down our border, number one. Number two, we are working rapidly back towards a ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. Number three, you’re going to see some of our key partners step up in terms of deportation and taking some of these people back,” Waltz said.

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“I don’t want to get too far ahead of who they are, how that’s going to occur. Then number four, Tom Holman absolutely is going to take much more aggressive ICE action. Our inner city mayors are begging for it,” Waltz added. “The president campaigned on it. We are going to start with the worst of the worst of the criminals to get them out of our cities and out of our communities.”