Trump's proposed immigration plan for second term

NBC's Tom Llamas explains how Donald Trump's policies on immigration shaped his campaign and how they could play out in his second term. Trump has said he would carry out a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, but there are questions about how that would work and how it would be financed. NBC News' Tom Llamas reports.

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[roca]

Its more expensive to pay for their housing, health insurance, and food and electricity for the rest of our taxpayers life's

[johnbragg]

88 billion a year is cheap change, compared to the trillions spent every year...

[DagoRuiz]

He's deporting all of the known criminals and violent offenders first, why is the media fear mongering. What criminal offense did the guy in the video commit that he's so worried?

[SanityUnknown]

Americans have spoken. God bless the USA.

[MaxVerstappen]

Only 88 billion a year? This is just about the first government spending in 4 years I’ve been okay with!

[thewedge]

boohooo Expensive??!?!?!?!? OHH NOOO... When has America ever been concerned about spending taxpayers money? This is actually a cause that will benefit us directly... Unlike Ukraine and funding other endless wars...

[lvlrooky]

We spending trillions and we're worried about billions for immigration plan

[Aviation]

To kick out the Tren De Agua gang out of the U.S back to Venezuela

[GrabinGears]

We are finally taking our country back!!

[angiemartinez]

As an immigrant myself who came in LEGALLY, I agree on this. We who came legally payed so much and worked so hard to come here and do do all the paperwork and process to come in this country to prove that we aren’t criminals and that we want to do things right. Illegal immigrants just come and some of them are nasty criminals or bad people coming into the country harming it and ruining the economy and taking away job opportunities and so much more for others unfairly. No to mention the horrible things that happen in that border and how overpopulated some of the states here are like, New York, L.A, Texas, Florida etc.. I’m no fan of trump but I agree on his plan to deport and secure the board.. is for the best of this country.

[ashleyhulbert]

Finally our taxes dollars will be spent with something I agree with ☺️🇺🇸

[artfulandtricky]

Too bad. Should have not broken the law. Get them out asap!

[WolfBPrince]

Nobody wants to hear the sob stories. It’s time to pack your bags and go home. Take your flags with you.

[LifeWithRilla]

Good get all of the illegal immigrants out.

[williamweikel]

Thats not even close to the amount they sent to other countries

[sithxphantom]

Didnt vote for DJT, but even I know unrestricted birthright citizenship doesn't make sense. One parent needs to be at least a citizen, like most advanced economies.

[markestes]

Start with employer records. Asylum applications, foodstamp applications and arrests. End federal funding for sanctuary cities. They can't hide forever.

[lowqualitytv]

NBC keeps talking about expense while :
Illegal immigration in the U.S. costs an estimated $150.7 billion annually, with the average U.S. taxpayer paying $1, 156 each. The costs are mostly borne by states and localities. Using the National Academies’ estimate, the lifetime fiscal drain for each illegal immigrant is about $68, 000.

[onestarabove]

What about the tens of thousands here illegally from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and Europe?

[miketuggle]

Expensive and complicated? Well send the bill to those who caused this.