A furious construction worker has used President Donald Trump to arrest and deport him while immigration officials are preparing for the largest deportation in American history.
The apparent migrating employee has broadcast his frustration about Trump's overhaul in a harassing video that will be shared this week with Tiktok.
'Dad Trump, do you want to remove the F *** here? Come and do this, then, 'the worker, who wears an A&M contractors with a Hardhat brand, hunted.
He wondered Snidely who would carry out the building projects of America if Trump deports all migrant builders without paper.
“See who the F *** has built your house, see who the F *** built your streets,” he grinned before he said Trump: “Come get it, b ** ch.”
It is unclear where the builder, whose profile indicates that he is working on projects in the Greater Houston, Texas, is currently working.
Details around the identity or immigration status of the builder were not immediately available. It was unclear where the man is currently employed, although his Tiktok profile suggests that he is working on projects in the Greater Houston, Texas region.
Dailymail.com has approached the A&M contractors based in Houston for comment.
Homeland Security Agents, the Houston Division of the Drug Enforcement Agency and other federal agents carry out an immigration -raid on Sunday
Migrants try not to enter the United States, via a hole in a part of the border wall of the US-Mexico, in Sunland Park, New Mexico on January 28, 2025
Trump issued a range of executive orders to fight illegal immigration after last week, including actions aimed at deporting record numbers of migrants in the US without legal status.
In the first week of Trump's second term, the Ministry of Interior Security reported that about 7,300 people from different nationalities deported.
The arrests of immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) have reached around 1,000-1.200 per day in recent days, far above the daily average of 311 in the tax year 2024.
ICE arrested Monday 969 migrants without papers throughout the country, but border Toman Tom Homan says he is not satisfied with the pace of the deportations of migrants.
Despite the 'unprecedented' number of arrests, Homan claims that the US has to open the aperture 'and carry out' more deportations'.
“It was a good start. The first week was unprecedented, “he told Fox News 'Jesse Watters of efforts so far and graduated how under the new policy of Trump, illegal border crossings have fallen from '10, 000 a day to less than 600'.
“It's great, it's good, but we are not ready and we need more deportations,” Homan said, adding: “Many more deportations and that is what we are working on.”
The comment from the Tsar border comes only a few days after he promised that the number of daily deportations and arrests 'steadily increases' as they collect the efforts to curb illegal immigration.
In the first week of Trump's second term, the Ministry of Interior Security reported that about 7,300 people from different nationalities deported. Immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) arrests have reached around 1,000-1.200 per day in recent days, far above the daily average of 311 in the tax year 2024
One of the two documented immigrants with earlier convictions held by US Immigrations and Customs (Ice) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents, is fascinated if an agent holds his arm, in a parking lot for home depot in Tucson, Arizona on January 26, 2025
Trump says that his immigration revision is needed after millions of migrants entered during the presidency of Democrat Joe Biden, while critics say that Trump could harm companies and separate families.
He rolled back the BIDen era guidance that limited arrests of non-criminals, other federal law enforcement ordered to help with immigration work and to scrape a BIDEN policy that limited enforcement at schools, churches, hospitals and other sensitive locations.
“All illegal access will be stopped immediately, and we will start giving back millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places they were,” Trump said in his inaugural speech of January 20, who calls illegal immigration an “invasion” and An 'invasion' mentions explaining a national emergency situation.
Trump also gave a wide ban on asylum for migrants who are involved in the invasion of the southern border. '
He dedicated the Ministry of Defense to make it a priority to seal the border and to support border wall construction, detention room and transport of migrants.
He has also enabled the Minister of Defense to send troops to the border.
Marines with the 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Navy Division, Implement Concertina Wire while reinforcing the border wall, January 25, 2025 near San Ysidro, California
United States Mariniers who unload Concertina thread of an MV-22B Osprey for use on the southern border on Brown Field Municipal Airport in Otay Mesa, California. They were deployed in the border area after executive orders signed by Trump last week
About 1500 active service troops were deployed this week in the nearly 2,000 miles border, including 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton in California.
Thousands of ice officers have already been sent to the border crossing of San Diego while preparing '100,000 immigrants' to Mexico and Central America in one of the largest migrant attacks in American history.
Dailymail.com can now reveal that they have been merged with what has been described as a 'miles long line of DHS trucks and CBP'.
A source of the White House said: 'There is now a mile line of DHS trucks and CBP for Camp Pendleton, ready to do the largest illegal immigrant aid in recent history.
'The west coast is this week and the east coast is next week. It is going to go crazy in California. They have to fill 100,000 places', which means that arrests are the directive.
The source continued: “They will return 100,000 immigrants to Mexico, Columbia, El Salvador and Guatemala in this handle.”
Deportation flights between the US and Colombia were resumed on Tuesday after the diplomatic drama during the weekend that indicated instructions on how Trump would deal with countries that block large -scale plans to return migrants that have come in illegally.
Earlier this week, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum made it a point to say that four flights that had landed at an airport of Mexico City with deportees were all civilians in recent days.
Guatemala did not object publicly and at least three American military flights with deportees have landed there last week.
Migrants descending a Colombian air force plane after they were deported from the US on January 28, 2025 in Bogota, Colombia
Migrants are guided on the international border bridge of Hidalgo, because they are deported under Title 8, a law that makes immediate deportation possible after crossing the US without permission, in McALEN, Texas on January 27, 2025
Trump has also ordered the suspension of refugee recordings in the US. All refugee journeys to the US were canceled, including those of nearly 1,660 Afghans to resettle in America.
He recovered his 'staying in the Mexico' policy, in which non-Mexican asylum seekers in Mexico have to wait pending the solution to their American affairs.
He dedicated the attorney general to seek a death penalty against immigrants without legal status who commit crimes such as murder that may be punished by death.
He gave an order to terminate a termination of the citizenship of birthright to children born in the US if their mother or father is neither an American citizen or legal permanent resident.
Trump also started a process to designate criminal cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and to use a law from 1798 known as the Alien Enemies Act against foreign gang members.
