Truth Be Told: Trump is not the first president to send troops to border

The video discusses President Trump's plan to deploy 1500 active duty troops to the US-Mexico border as part of a military response to unauthorized immigration. This move, which may involve invoking the Insurrection Act, raises legal questions about the military's role in law enforcement. Historical context is provided, noting that past presidents have also deployed troops for border support. The video explores the potential shift in military duties from support to active law enforcement and the legal and practical challenges this presents.

What is the primary reason for deploying 1500 active duty troops to the US-Mexico border?

• To support local law enforcement

• To assist in humanitarian aid

• To stop unauthorized immigration

• To conduct military training exercises

What role have previous presidents assigned to troops at the border?

• Surveillance operations

• Support for immigration authorities

• Construction of barriers

• Active law enforcement

Which historical law might President Trump invoke to use military forces on US soil?

• The Patriot Act

• The Insurrection Act

• The Homeland Security Act

• The National Defense Authorization Act

What is a potential consequence of using the military for immigration enforcement?

• Enhanced border infrastructure

• Increased military budget

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Legal challenges and court cases

What recent change has been observed at the border according to the report?

• Expansion of border facilities

• Rise in unauthorized crossings

• Drop in the number of apprehensions

• Increase in military presence