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Meeting attendees praise Trump administration immigration enforcement, allege deportations of 'known terrorists'
Summary
At a meeting, three attendees praised President Trump and the administration's immigration enforcement, alleging that the administration has deported "dozens of known terrorists" and removed "hundreds" of gang members including MS-13; the transcript does not show any formal action or verification of those claims.
Three meeting attendees praised the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement and alleged large-scale deportations of criminal suspects, according to the meeting transcript.
Commenter 3, a meeting attendee, said, "President Trump has deported dozens of known terrorists already through all of your work. Hundreds and hundreds of TDA members and MS 13 members and gang members that he has declared foreign terrorist organizations." Commenter 2 said, "The administration says that they are going after what they call the worst first. Individuals who are in this country illegally but have a known criminal record." Commenter 1 said, "And to my fellow citizens, America is back," and added that "the message that the border is closed is being heard so clearly by would be illegals right now."
The transcript presents these statements as assertions by attendees; it does not record any supporting evidence, formal staff presentation, or a motion tied to the remarks. The transcript also does not indicate whether the comments were made during a public-comment period or another agenda item.
The attendees referenced MS-13 (commonly styled MS-13) and a group identified in the transcript as "TDA." The transcript does not define "TDA," and no further background or supporting documentation appears in the provided record.
No motions, votes, or official actions related to immigration enforcement were recorded in the provided transcript. The remarks in the transcript are presented as expressions of support for the administration’s policy and as claims about removals and criminal-designation actions; they are not documented in the transcript as verified facts or agency statements.
