Trump's immigration policy marks a significant shift in the U.S. approach to border security, enforcement, and refugee admissions. Rooted in a broader agenda emphasizing strict immigration control, expedited deportations, and legal immigration restructuring, these policies reflect a decisive change. Trump on Immigration is central to Project 2025, which seeks to consolidate executive authority, reduce regulatory oversight, and expand border militarization. While these measures are framed as solutions to national security and economic concerns, they also raise critical legal, humanitarian, and policy implications.