Politicians in Republican-led states are pushing plans, including bounties for tips, that would aid Donald Trump's effort to deport millions of immigrants.

The incoming administration said it would not rely on outside groups to carry out its plan to deport millions of immigrants, but militias have a long record of inserting themselves into patrolling the border.

President-elect Donald Trump's plans for the largest deportation of migrants in US history would crash the economy, sending inflation and unemployment soaring while undermining trust in the military,

Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, has outlined the incoming administration's mass deportation plans over the course of 20 media interviews.

I’ve been here for most of my life, I’ve been able to build all of this for myself, and I would not willingly return."

Immigrant workers have filled positions in certain industries, and leaders worry how Trump’s deportation plan will affect the workforce.

President-elect Donald Trump has been given a boost by support from dozens of Republican governors, who say they want to help the deportation effort.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee highlighted Tuesday the costs and human toll of President-elect Donald Trump’s stated plans to deport all undocumented immigrants, while Republicans sought to limit some of those concerns.

The Senate Judiciary Committee holds hearing examining Trump's mass deportation plan for migrants when he officially takes office.