Trump goes on the hunt for illegal immigrants | Chronic

Tens of thousands of people have returned to the streets of various US cities to protest the president's decision. Donald Trump, to perform from this Sunday huge police raids to stop mbadively undocumented immigrants.

Called by the Lights for Liberty activist platform, the marches demanded the closure of detention centers and the government's backtracking with its plan to stop migrants whose documents are irregular. The opposition to Trump's immigration policy is gaining strength in the United States as the inhumane conditions that people face in border detention centers are exposed.

In the state of Florida, hundreds of people gathered in front of a shelter that is home to more than a thousand children in unsanitary conditions, a situation that the protesters described. "aberrant" and "unacceptable".

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"This is not how our country is supposed to work." Treating people the way we do is so unacceptable that I do not have the words to say it."One of the protesters commented on the CNN television channel, and protests were repeated in cities like New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington, among other cities.

In Denver, Colorado, some 2,000 people gathered in the early morning in front of a migrant detention center with candles. flags and posters with solidarity slogans, local newspaper Denver Post reported.

On Friday, Trump confirmed that the raids would begin and justified his decision on "duty"as president of the United States. "It's a big operation, if we say that it's going to start, that nothing happens, it starts on Sunday, and we're going to get thousands out of here, I'm obliged to do it (.. .) if they enter illegally, they go out ", stressed the president.

According to the New York Times, citing immigration officials, the authorities will first of all face the 2,000 immigrants who have already received a deportation order. The operation will focus on the cities of New York, Miami, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Atlanta, Baltimore and Denver. The raids were also scheduled to take place in New Orleans, but the imminent arrival of a big storm forced the operation to be suspended.