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The immigration policy during the Trump presidency and its relation to the claim about Mary Anne MacLeod Trump.
A widespread belief that " opened the borders" stems from a mix of policy reversals of -era controls, visible spikes in border encounters, and a loud political narrative amplified by opponents and con...
The claim that " to get more voters" is an oversimplification not supported by the public record: the administration both reversed many restrictions and repeatedly tightened enforcement, and its postu...
Independent analyses reach different but complementary conclusions: ’s deep dive argues did not reduce and in many metrics increased arrests, detentions, and removals , while documents a system under ...
Scholars, mainstream biographers and multiple fact‑check organizations have not produced credible evidence that Mary Anne MacLeod Trump ever lived in the United States as an undocumented immigrant; ma...
formally shifted away from broad, categorical deportations toward a prioritization framework that emphasized national-security and serious public-safety threats and recent unlawful entrants, while dep...