President Trump’s Immigration-Related Executive Orders
Part 1: Border security and immigration enforcement improvement
By Dan Cadman February 2017
Dan Cadman is a fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies.
[Executive Order]
In his campaign to win the presidency, candidate Donald Trump spoke often and at length about the immigration problems confronting American society, including his belief that the policies put in place by the Obama administration ran contrary to the interests of the American people.
His words hummed like a tuning fork to many voters and Mr. Trump's positions on immigration, although often controversial, helped propel him to the White House.
Many wondered if, having won the presidency, he would forget his promises. In the span of a few days, that doubt was dispelled as the first two of several executive orders (EOs) on immigration were signed by our new chief executive, "Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements", and "Enhancing Public Safety in the Interior of the United States".
http://cis.org/Trump-EO-Border-security-and-immigration-enforcement-improvement
