Stephen Miller Explains Role Military & Insurrection Act Will Play in Deporting Illegals

Trump Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller Explains What Role Military and Insurrection Act Will Play in Deporting Illegals and Countering Cartels Amid Gunfight Incident at Southern Border

President Trump’s deputy chief of staff for policy, Stephen Miller, joined CNN’s Jake Tapper on Tuesday and discussed the administration’s plans to use US Military troops to eradicate cartel presence on the Southern Border.

President Trump, immediately after taking office on day one, signed an executive order designating cartel groups as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) and Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGTs). He further signed an executive order, declaring a national emergency on the Southern Border.

President Trump has already sent US troops to the southern border, and military cargo planes are being used for the first time in history to deport planeloads of illegal aliens from Arizona and Texas.

Miller on Tuesday hinted that Trump may also invoke the Insurrection Act to combat the cartels in line with the “national objective of eradicating their physical presence on US soil.” This law allows the President to deploy the military domestically. President Trump’s executive order to declare a national emergency at the border references the Insurrection Act as “additional actions that may be necessary to obtain complete operational control of the southern border.”

This comes after recent incidents of cartel violence on the Southern Border. As The Gateway Pundit reported, on Monday, Border Patrol agents exchanged gunfire with Mexican drug cartel members who tried to bring a group of illegals over the border in Fronton, Texas.

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