No, sorry, he didn’t keep his first term promises. By the numbers, he deported less than Obama. We ended up with more illegals in the country at the end of his term than at the start. He only built part of the wall, now says a mere 200 more miles will finish it. He said he’d cut off countries that didn’t take back deportees, but didn’t do it (e.g., China, India, and lots of others). He sustained and increased H1B, didn’t even send them back during COVID when they actually had only 60-days to leave. Lots more, but realize that a lot didn’t get accomplished. So, my question, can he really do it in the second? Actually deport as many as 60,000,000 illegals? I’d love that, I’m anxiously watching for substance that he has the right people, the plans, the will to take action to accomplish deporting illegals.
Right. His second term will be the same, if he manages to get himself elected (a big IF). The Democrats know that they'll have to obstruct his agenda for the next four years and it will be easy for them to do that.
Obama deported practically no one. His criminal administration changed the definition of "deport" to include those turned away at the border and never allowed into the US. The number of "turn-aways" is enormous, and, once they were fraudulently factored into the "deported" totals, gave Obama the unearned title of "Deporter in Chief".