Donald Trump's true intentions have been revealed when it comes to his immigration policies, a former federal prosecutor has said.
Ex-prosecutor Joyce Vance, who frequently comments on the president and his legal matters, weighed in ahead of a Supreme Court hearing connected to the Trump administration's attempt to roll back the notion of birthright citizenship.
Taking to her Substack, Vance explained that the issue before the Supreme Court isn't technically the concept of becoming a citizen of the U.S. by birth. She also noted what she thinks is Trump's end-game plan.
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"We’re here because Donald Trump is intent on usurping as much of the power of government as he can into his own hands. And what is more fundamental than assigning citizenship? We know that Trump wants people from Mexico, Central America, South America, the Middle East, and Asia out of the country," Vance said, pointing to one of the president's other recent actions. "But he’s okay with white Afrikaners from South Africa, even willing to bring them in, give them benefits, and put them on a fast track to citizenship. Deporting people to gulags in El Salvador and abducting students and others from their neighborhoods are part and parcel of this."
She added that, "Trump is, quite literally, trying to define the complexion of America."
It's this action with South Africans that, according to Vance, betrays Trump's true intentions.
"Trump himself has given away much of the game by bringing Afrikaners, white South Africans who will receive refugee status and a fast track toward citizenship, into the country while others fleeing persecution and war are being rejected," she wrote. "The racism is transparent. There is no evidence to support Trump’s claims that Afrikaners’ land is being taken away from them by South Africa’s majority Black government."