As part of his overall immigration plans, Trump plans to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. Here is why the plan won't work and what Biden proposes instead.

It is rare to get major presidential candidates – on either side of the political aisle – outside the confines of prepared remarks, stump speeches and friendly audiences, so it’s worth paying attention when they actually take detailed questions.

New York Times columnist David Brooks and Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart join William Brangham to discuss the week in politics, including protests against the war in Gaza growing on college campuses and Donald Trump gives the clearest vision yet for what he would do with a second term.

Former President Donald Trump, the frontrunner in the 2024 presidential race against President Joe Biden, said he is open to using the United States

Donald Trump says he'd use the National Guard as part of efforts to deport millions of migrants across the country if he's reelected, signaling that he's doubling down on anti-immigration rhetoric that fueled his previous rise to power.

Former President Donald Trump in his second term would carry out mass deportations of undocumented immigrants by utilizing local law enforcement, the National Guard and potentially the U.S. military,

Donald Trump said in a recent interview with TIME Magazine that he intends to use the military to remove illegal immigrants if he wins the election in November.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee didn't elaborate how he'd carry out deportation operations or what role the Guard would play in them.

As part of the discussion, Trump took the opportunity to talk about his plans to empower the National Guard to help him deport more than millions of migrants whom he views as “invaders.” During the Time interview,