It's December 27th. I'm Brian Dean Wright, former CIA operations officer, and this is The Wright Report.

A good day to you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Wright Report, Your Daily News, podcast.

It's a headline brief this morning, heavy on news, light on analysis for this holiday week, but as ever, it is still going to shape America and the world.

We begin first with international news. The government of Guatemala is telling Reuters news service that

they will accept their citizens back when Donald Trump tries to deport them, but also they will

take in illegals from Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. That's a pretty big deal, folks.

Mr. Trump and his team are trying to find nations like Guatemala that are willing to accept

both their citizens back and those from other countries as well.

That is because nations like, say, Venezuela refuse to cooperate with our deportation flights.

Reuters is reporting that President Arevolo of Guatemala and his team reached out to Trump a while back to work on this deal,

taking all Central American illegals as necessary, which, by the way, is about 20% of the overall

total of illegals in this country.

Combined that with the promise by President Scheimbaum of Mexico, who has said that

she will also take back her citizens from the U.S.

That would be another 40% or so of America's illegals, which means, in all, Trump could get

rid of about 60% of our illegal alien population if he chooses and Sanctuary City Democrats

are forced to give them up.

For what it's worth, President Arevolo is

apparently motivated to do this deal for three reasons. First, well, apparently Trump makes him

nervous and he wants to stay on his good side. Second, Mr. Arevalo wants to deal with deportations

in what he says is a humane way rather than just dumping humans off at a border.

And third, he thinks that he can take advantage of the skills that these 60% or so of illegals have picked up during their time of living and working in the U.S. unlawfully.

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