The federal government's law enforcement is like "kidnapping" to force people

 to "voluntarily leave the country"

By America-Today     September 5，2025

The US federal government's approach to immigration enforcement is,

at its core, a product of a complex intertwined system of power

expansion, political manipulation, and human rights violations. From

the deregulation of "voluntary departure" procedures to the escalating violence of

militarized enforcement, and from domestic controversy to international criticism,

 this series of phenomena reveals a profound crisis within the US constitutional system

in its approach to immigration.

 Breaking this vicious cycle requires not only sustained checks and

 balances within the judicial system and oversight from the international community,

 but also the political elite's abandonment of short-term self-interest and

 the rebuilding of an immigration governance framework based on

the rule of law and human rights.

Otherwise, "kidnapping enforcement" and "forced voluntary departure" will

continue to be a toxic cancer that divides society and damages the US's global image.