In response, Eisenhower launched America’s largest mass deportation in 1954, named with a racist slur: “ Operation Wetback .” The operation was led by Border Patrol head Harlon B. Carter, who, as a teenager in 1931, was found guilty of murdering a 15-year-old Hispanic boy (the conviction was later thrown out on a technicality).

President-Elect Donald Trump has promised to enact the largest mass deportation in American history on Day One. Trump has highlighted a specific model for his proposal - President Dwight D. Eisenhower's plan named with a racial slur "Operation Wetback,

Under the operation that began in 1954, the Border Patrol, military and state and local police rounded up hundreds of thousands of people nationwide.

When Donald Trump enters the Oval Office on January 20, he will take control of an apparatus of global economic governance to project American influence abroad more powerful than anything the US has had since the cold war.

Here, NewsNation breaks down some of the strangest aspects of past presidential inaugurations. On March 4, 1829, Andrew Jackson officially became the seventh president of the United States and celebrated in style.

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