Hey, good morning everyone. I hope you had a good time over the weekend. And that said,

folks, Donald J. Trump is again the winner of the elections. He's going to be the 47th and 45th

President of the United States.

And now we're looking at some of the possible policies he's going to be rolling out.

There are a lot of issues he's going to be tackling.

One of the biggest ones, day one he's saying, is going to be illegal immigration.

And one big policy is looking at specifically on that is to change birthright citizenship,

where a person is granted citizenship in the United States

if they're born in the country,

even if both parents are here illegally.

So illegal immigrants can come here,

have a child or even just the mother,

the kid is an American now and forever. Trump previously announced a day one policy to end this practice.

And it's actually not just birthright citizenship.

Trump also ran on the campaign promise of mass deportations.

I'll be talking about his alleged plan for executing mass deportations today as well.

I'm curious in the comments what you think about this.

Pollings suggest that it's not as divisive as people may think it is.

Republicans and even a lot of Democrats seem to be on board with it, although it's split on kind of on both sides.

I'm curious folks, where do you stand on this? Let me know.

But that's how let's dive into today's episode because, well,

President-elect Donald Trump, right, he ran on the platform of fixing illegal immigration in America.

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