When Donald Trump was still campaigning for office, do you remember what he said he was

going to do about immigration?

He talked about revving up the largest deportation operation in U.S. history.

Two months in, I'm here to tell you, he has not done that.

You know, it's interesting.

I learned this from Michelle Hackman over at the Wall Street Journal.

The number of deportations is actually not that far above Biden levels, as far as we can

tell so far. Trump's immigration policy, Michelle says, it's made for TV. It just seems to be like

they are doing a much more public job of arresting and deporting people and targeting very different people than the Biden administration was, which is catching a lot of attention, scaring people.

And I think it's a purposeful tactic because they want a lot of people to self-deport.

Yeah, I'm so glad you said that.

Because to me, I look at what's happening right now, and it feels like instead of delivering on mass deportations, Donald Trump is delivering on a kind of sick pleasure of terrorizing migrants.

They've been amplifying every deportation.

They've been making a show of it.

I mean, there was one raid that they went on where they brought Dr. Phil with them.

And Christenome was there sort of dressed up in military fatigues,

but also, you know, with a – I think people were criticizing this sort of with a really full hairdo and face of makeup.

The images coming out of this White House are strange and disturbing.

There's a so-called ASMR video of a deportation flight.

It's created so you can be soothed by the clanking of chains and handcuffs.

There's a clip of migrants getting their heads shaved

before being carted off to detention. That one was reposted by Trump himself. And it's not just

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