Donald Trump, speaking to his supporters in Washington on Sunday evening, vowed to implement strict immigration measures on his first day back in office. Addressing a packed audience at the Capital One Arena, he pledged to swiftly fulfill one of his key campaign promises.
“By tomorrow’s sunset, the invasion of our country will be over,” Trump declared to resounding cheers.
A Historic Deportation Effort
Trump reiterated his campaign commitment to launch the largest deportation operation in U.S. history, a cornerstone of his immigration policy.
This marked his first major speech in Washington since his controversial January 6, 2021, address, which preceded the Capitol riot.
Supporters Brave Harsh Conditions
Thousands of Trump’s supporters stood for hours in cold and rainy weather to attend the rally, which was billed as a “victory event.”
During the speech, Trump announced his intent to pardon many of the more than 1,500 individuals charged or convicted in connection with the Capitol assault, a move he suggested aligns with his broader vision of justice.
