Weaponizing identity: Trump’s undocumented registry requirement parallels Nazi-era laws against Jews
A new federal requirement, implemented on April 11 under Donald Trump’s second term, mandates that all undocumented immigrants living in the United States must register with the federal government or face penalties including fines, detention, and deportation. While the Trump regime frames this as a return to “long-standing law,” the strategy echoes chilling precedents from pre-Holocaust Nazi Germany. It is a comparison some historians and immigration advocates say is no longer theoretical, but historical. The registration system went into effect following a February 25 announcement from the Department of Homeland Security. Those who do not comply may be charged...
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