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Trump Taken By Surprise By Question On Deportations: ‘I Don’t Know’

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Last updated: May 9, 2025 3:12 am
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President Donald Trump recently displayed a lack of awareness regarding his administration’s plans to deport immigrants to Libya, a country known for its armed conflict and human rights violations. Despite reports surfacing over a week ago detailing discussions within the Trump administration about transporting asylum-seekers to Libya, the President seemed oblivious to these developments during a press conference in the Oval Office.

CNN had cited unnamed sources last month, indicating that the U.S. government was considering deporting individuals taken into custody at the U.S. border to Libya. With officials suggesting that deportations could commence as early as this week, the issue has sparked concern and raised questions about due process.

When questioned about the potential deportation of migrants to Libya, President Trump responded with uncertainty, stating, “I don’t know. You’ll have to ask Homeland Security, please.” This response has garnered criticism, especially in light of Trump’s previous accusations against former President Joe Biden for being unaware of his own policies.

Critics have expressed disbelief at Trump’s apparent lack of knowledge about his administration’s actions, with some questioning who is truly running the country. The President’s response has raised concerns about transparency and accountability in immigration policies, particularly when it comes to potentially sending individuals to countries with precarious human rights conditions.

U.S. District Judge Brian E. Murphy, who had previously ruled that migrants deported to countries other than their homelands must have the opportunity to argue against their removal, reiterated this requirement in response to a request from immigration lawyers representing a group of migrants in South Texas. The judge’s order underscores the importance of safeguarding the rights and safety of individuals facing deportation.

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The prospect of deporting migrants to Libya, a country plagued by harsh prison conditions as documented by the U.S. State Department, has ignited a backlash on social media. Many users have criticized Trump for his seeming lack of awareness and called for clarity from Homeland Security on the matter.

In a time where transparency and accountability are paramount, Trump’s vague response to the issue of deportations to Libya has only fueled further distrust and skepticism. As the debate continues, it remains crucial for government officials to provide clear and informed answers on migration policies to uphold the principles of justice and human rights.

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