Trump's actions fast-track deportations by using tools that bypass immigration judges.

The executive order on interior enforcement and a following Federal Register notice from DHS expand the application of expedited removal—a process that allows DHS to detain and deport someone on an accelerated timeline without a hearing before an immigration judge—to the maximum extent permitted under law. The government may now rapidly deport someone accused of entering the United States without permission if that person cannot affirmatively demonstrate that they have been continuously present in the United States for two years, which is challenging to prove given how quickly these removals can happen.

A January 23 DHS memo also guides ICE officials to use expedited removal for people were lawfully paroled into the country using the Biden administration’s now-defunct CBP One app (more on this below) and the Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela program. The executive order on interior enforcement also seeks to revive the use of stipulated removal— a form of summary removal in which immigrants, often coerced, waive their right to a court hearing.

https://www.vera.org/explainers/trumps-week-one-orders-on-immigration-law-explained

Why is Trump Administration will be bad for American's health?

Experts say president-elect is likely to oppose policies such as universal healthcare and measures to reduce smoking. 

Donald Trump will take office with a pledge to “make America healthy again”, even as growing evidence shows the president-elect’s conservative policy agenda is associated with worse health.

Population health scientists see Republican-led states, some of which have the worst health outcomes in the developed world, and Trump’s track record as warning signs for the future.

“We were looking at the policies other countries had adopted that allowed their populations to live longer and healthier,” said Dr Steven Woolf, a population health researcher and family doctor at Virginia Commonwealth University.

Those policies often included universal healthcare, educational support, gun violence prevention and laws that reduce smoking – many of which are opposed by the Trump administration or have been opposed by Republican state leaders.

“One of the immediate takeaways from the election is that policy agenda is now even more doubtful – essentially a political non-starter,” said Woolf. “Now, the bigger concern sweeping over all of this is we’re likely to see the heralding of a set of new policies that are going to compromise health even more.”

The foreboding future envisioned by researchers highlights the gulf between what decades of research show are the key drivers of poor health and the belief in alternative medicines (and sometimes outright quackery) supported by one of Trump’s key advisers, Robert F Kennedy Jr.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/12/trump-adminstration-health-policy

You really think Donald Trump was a good president? Look at his record | Opinion

Trump’s continuously repeated falsehoods about his record as president have convinced many people who find him to be a horrible person, but nevertheless support him because of what Trump says about his term in office.

Let me share with you some facts to help fight political amnesia. In fact, Trump was one of the worst presidents in recent history. Here are the facts:

A larger deficit

On the economy, Trump left the biggest deficit in U.S. history. Under Trump, the national debt grew much faster than during his successor Joe Biden. Like most populists, Trump cut taxes and spent as if there were no tomorrow, leaving a national debt that will have to be paid by our children and grandchildren for decades.

Emboldening dictators

On foreign policy, Trump weakened America’s standing in the world by picking fights with the closest U.S. allies while at the same time embracing dictators such as Russia’s Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. Trump withdrew from the Paris Climate Accord and threatened to abandon the U.S.-European NATO military alliance. Trump’s threats to leave NATO significantly damaged the group’s unity and probably encouraged Putin to plan his 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Trump deserves credit for the Abraham Accords to help establish diplomatic ties between Israel and some Arab countries. But if you look at the world in terms of superpower-led blocs, Trump left power in 2020 with a weaker Western alliance and a stronger China and Russia.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/andres-oppenheimer/article293823849.html

Trump’s Tariffs Would Raise Prices, Harm U.S. Workers, and Make It Harder To Solve Global Problems

The incoming Trump administration is likely to impose significant tariffs on U.S. imports to an extent not seen since before World War II. The president-elect has already announced that he will use emergency executive authority on his first day in office to impose 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico, the United States’ closest trading partners, and a 10 percent tariff on Chinese goods. And given that he campaigned on an across-the-board tariff and a massive China-specific tariff, this is likely just the beginning.

Donald Trump may couch his tariff proposals in the language of “America first” or as fighting back against the ills of global trade, but the tariff ideas he has proposed will not make the economy fairer, bring prosperity to working people, protect the environment, or improve climate sustainability—and what’s worse, they are not even designed to do so. Yet the most common critique of Trump’s tariff agenda fails to make this point, focusing instead on the price increases likely to face American consumers instead of the negative impact Trump’s economic agenda will have on working people, the environment, and global efforts to address challenges such as climate change.
 

https://www.americanprogress.org/article/trumps-tariffs-would-raise-prices-harm-u-s-workers-and-make-it-harder-to-solve-global-problems/

I Started this petition because of what Trump has been doing since took office. The deportation thing that's going on HAS to end! Because these people will have no job due to what and how Trump handling the deportation. Without these illegal immigrants, what are the business' or what not will do?

As per Google:

Yes, it is possible to impeach individuals holding the offices of President (like Donald Trump), Representatives (like those who might be in the House), and the Speaker of the House. The process for impeachment is the same for all federal office holders. The House of Representatives can vote to impeach, and the Senate conducts the trial.