Former administration officials and policy experts said staging an even larger operation today would face a bottleneck in detention space — a problem that Trump adviser Stephen Miller and other allies have proposed addressing by building mass deportation camps.

Some in the Trump campaign have tried to tamp down talk of mass deportations and have become frustrated with some outside allies, the Trump adviser said. But another person close to the campaign said Trump and his team remain in touch with Miller, who has described “large-scale raids” and “throughput facilities.” Trump advisers view Miller as the leading authority on “America First” immigration policy, and he is widely expected to reenter the West Wing if Trump wins in November.

“So you go around the country arresting illegal immigrants in large-scale raids, you have to have somewhere to put them,” Miller said in a November podcast interview with Kirk. “So you create this efficiency by having these standing facilities where planes are moving off the runway constantly — probably military aircraft, some existing DHS assets — and that’s how you’re able to scale.”

Miller also suggested using National Guard troops, state police and other federal law enforcement agencies as force multipliers, even sending National Guard troops from Republican-led states into neighboring states governed by Democrats. “If you’re going to go into an unfriendly state like Maryland, well, they would just be Virginia doing the arrest in Maryland,” he said in the November podcast interview.

As the president’s top adviser on immigration matters, Miller advocated for invoking the Insurrection Act to mobilize the Department of Defense, according to the former officials. Pentagon officials balked at the idea of using military bases and planes, current and former officials recalled, citing concerns of getting mired in an open-ended commitment or compromising troop readiness.

Miller reached the conclusion that aggressive immigration enforcement had to be implemented as quickly as possible, without losing time by considering litigation risks, a former DHS official said. During Trump’s first term, immigration advocates and civil liberties groups repeatedly succeeded in halting or narrowing Trump’s policies through court challenges, and he could face similar challenges to a mass deportation operation.

It's the exact same thing with all intersectionalities.

A Jewish person is fine. The Jewish people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture.

A black person is fine. Black people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture

A trans person is fine. Trans people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture

Do you understand?

I can appreciate the mindset.. but you can add Islam to that list and everyone that votes Dem.

There are millions of loony Christians that push LGBT degeneracy that goes against your values. What you consider your culture is really conservative America (IMO)

If you break down religion/party and party/religion it becomes pretty clear, it's a world-wide ideological fight not a worldwide conspiracy of a secret cabal.

It's the exact same thing with all intersectionalities.

A Jewish person is fine. The Jewish people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture.

A black person is fine. Black people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture

A trans person is fine. Trans people and their historical culture which represents current activities are destructive to my people and my culture

Do you understand?