Trump’s New Immigration Video Leaves No Doubt: Deportation Is Coming [WATCH]

The White House released a new video on Friday warning individuals in the country illegally about the consequences of remaining in the United States.

The video follows the Trump administration’s rollout of new measures aimed at encouraging self-deportation and enforcing immigration laws.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration announced the repurposing of the CBP One app, originally used during the Biden-Harris administration to assist migrants in making appointments for entry into the United States.

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The app has been rebranded as CBP Home and is now being used to facilitate voluntary self-deportations.

In March, President Donald Trump addressed illegal aliens directly, stating, “They can self-deport the easy way or they can get deported the hard way.”

🚨ILLEGAL ALIENS: Download the CBP Home App – Now Available on All App Stores

Do it the easy way, or get deported the hard way. pic.twitter.com/Kb3GgAl7it

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 18, 2025

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His message accompanied the launch of the new program, part of a broader effort to reverse Biden-era immigration policies.

As part of the new enforcement efforts, the Department of Homeland Security earlier this month revoked parole status for nearly one million individuals who had entered the country by securing appointments through the CBP One app under the previous administration.

The revocation of this status removed legal protections from these individuals, making them subject to deportation proceedings.

The newly released video features a dramatization of an illegal alien receiving a warning through a television broadcast, which he ignores by flipping through channels inside a camper trailer.

Meanwhile, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrive at the door.

The video shows the CBP Home app open on the individual’s phone as John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads” plays in the background.

The video was posted as part of an X thread from the official White House account, which also embedded President Trump’s March warning about deportation.

🎶 Take me home to the place I belong @CBP pic.twitter.com/dnOeq9VbKu

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) April 25, 2025

The use of the CBP Home app marks a significant shift from prior immigration enforcement policies.

Under the Biden-Harris administration, CBP One was utilized as a tool for scheduling migrant appointments at ports of entry, a system that critics argued facilitated mass entry into the country without sufficient vetting.

By contrast, the Trump administration’s reworking of the app focuses on reducing the number of illegal aliens through voluntary departure before enforcement actions are necessary.

The Trump administration’s immigration policies, including the reformation of CBP One into CBP Home, reflect a broader emphasis on restoring border security measures and strengthening the enforcement of existing immigration laws.

According to administration officials, voluntary self-deportation is intended to minimize enforcement costs and administrative burdens while ensuring compliance with U.S. immigration law.

The White House’s release of the video follows a series of messages issued to illegal aliens encouraging them to make use of the self-deportation program to avoid forcible removal.

Administration officials have stated that individuals who do not comply will face detention and deportation proceedings initiated by ICE.

The campaign is part of a larger shift in immigration policy that began after President Trump’s return to office, aimed at reversing immigration trends seen under the Biden-Harris administration and reasserting control over border security.

The White House has not released additional details regarding future expansions of the CBP Home program, but officials have indicated that enforcement measures will continue to escalate against those who do not voluntarily depart.

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