America's newly elected President Donald Trump (Trump Oath Ceremony) will take oath today (20 January). After taking the oath of the President, he can take many important decisions. Trump is talking about expelling immigrants living in America without documents. However, some people are angry with this decision of Trump.

Pope Francis has lashed out at Donald Trump. He has condemned Trump's deportation plans and said that his plan to expel immigrants is outrageous. 

Migrants have nothing: Pope Francis

He said that where will those immigrants go who have nothing. Trump is not solving the problem.

This will cost migrants who have nothing. It doesn't work. You can't solve problems this way."

Trump in action against immigration 

Let us tell you that soon after taking oath as President, his administration has planned to intensify action against immigration. An official aware of this plan said- We are going to run a campaign across the country. You will see arrests in New York. You will also see arrests in Miami.

 A report in the Wall Street Journal informed that the Trump administration is planning a massive campaign against immigration. The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Department will send 100 to 200 officers to carry out this operation. Trump had raised the issue of immigration loudly during the election campaign.

Tom Homan, the Trump administration's would-be border czar, said Saturday that a campaign to detain immigrants living illegally in the United States would begin next week. He indicated that it would involve several cities.

Trump will take many decisions including sealing the border: Stephen Miller

While giving information to a news channel, Trump's close aide Stephen Miller said that Trump will soon take decisions on issues like sealing the southern border, mass deportation, stopping transgender people in women's sports, lifting the ban on energy exploration and improving government efficiency. It is feared that Trump may also change some of the decisions taken in the Biden administration.