Donald Trump’s return to the White House as the 47th President has already created a storm. On his very first day in office, Trump signed multiple executive orders, including the controversial withdrawal from the World Health Organization and the Paris Climate Accord. Among his most debated moves was an executive order to end birthright citizenship, sparking outrage and legal challenges. A federal judge in Seattle swiftly blocked the order, calling it unconstitutional, and Trump vowed to appeal. The decision has left many undocumented immigrants, including 725,000 Indians, in fear of deportation. Indian authorities have promised to verify and repatriate citizens living illegally in the U.S. Trump’s immigration crackdown has also drawn criticism from leaders like the Bishop of Washington National Cathedral, who urged the President to show compassion. This development sheds light on the larger debate over immigration in America, with voices on both sides fiercely divided. How will Trump’s policies shape the future of millions?