Trump allows military use of public lands along the southern border
President Trump authorized the army to control federal lands, which extends across three states on the southern border to help implement its rift to immigration.
The President directed the defense, interior, agriculture and internal security, in a Friday evening note called “the military mission to seal the southern border of the United States and sincere invasions,” to provide the Pentagon with the specialization of federal lands, including the Roosevelt Reserve, which is increasing throughout California, Arizona and Newsikco.
“Our southern borders are being attacked by a variety of threats,” Trump said in a presidential note issued on Friday evening. “The complexity of the current situation requires our army a direct role in securing our southern borders more than the recent past.”
The reservations of the original Americans are excluded from the matter, which argues that the move will help “maintain sovereignty, regional integrity and security” of the country. The relevant land will be appointed as “National Defense Zones” by Defense Minister Beit Higseth.
Trump said that the transfer of power would allow military activities, including “building the border barrier and preparing detection and monitoring equipment.”
The progress of the initial stage will be evaluated in 45 days, says it.
Immediately after returning to the White House, Trump has signed several orders that focus on curbing illegal immigration, including declaring a state of national emergency on the southern border. Soon after, the administration deployed forces on the borders of the United States and Mexico, where they worked with the state forces and members of the National Guard.
The Supreme Commander made a major campaign to reduce illegal immigration. The number of illegal crossings on the southern border has decreased significantly in recent months.
There were about 7,200 crossings on the southern border in March, according to border border data. In the previous four years, the monthly average was 155,000.
Earlier this week, the Ministry of Internal Security issued a first concession to accelerate the construction of the border wall, which Trump described during his first race in nearly a decade.
