Mara Liasson

That's much, much broader.

It's embedded in the national security strategy.

It's embedded in the speeches that the Secretary of State gives.

I mean, this is now much, much bigger than just...

That's right.

And it started out with something that the majority of Americans actually supported, which was deporting people who had committed crimes.

And it morphed into something much, much bigger.

It's an anti-immigrant policy that doesn't even stop at deportation.

It's trying to convince people to remigrate.

That means people maybe who have become naturalized citizens.

Donald Trump has suggested at times –

that he would try to deport what he calls the homegrowns.

And there is a push to denaturalize people who have become American citizens.

The thing that's so interesting about this is this is happening at a time when the United States is fast becoming a majority minority population.

In other words, white people are going to be in the minority probably somewhere about 2040.

All right.

Well, it's also a pretty good preview of one of the big messages that they're using to try to dissuade people from voting in the 2026 elections and perhaps lay the groundwork for challenging some votes of people who did vote.

In other words, they're saying that Democrats are bringing voters.

undocumented immigrants into the United States in order to vote illegally in elections.

There is next to no evidence of this happening.