In a bold and sweeping move to reclaim America’s sovereignty, President Donald Trump is rolling out a new phase in his immigration crackdown—this time hitting illegal aliens where it hurts: their wallets.
Under a little-used law dating back to 1996, the Trump administration is set to unleash daily penalties of $998 on illegal migrants who refuse to comply with deportation orders. The measure isn’t just about making noise—it’s retroactive, and the numbers could climb into the millions for long-term violators.
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A Law Forgotten—Now Weaponized
The law, once buried in the books, saw its first real application during Trump’s initial term in 2018. Now, the former and potentially future president is using it again—only this time with greater intensity. According to a Reuters report, the administration will backdate the penalties up to five years. That means certain individuals could face fines exceeding one million dollars simply for defying lawful removal orders.
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