Donald Trump has vowed to deport millions and jail his enemies. To carry out that agenda, his administration will exploit America’s digital surveillance machine.

The claim contains multiple components:abcnews.go.comabcnews.go.comTrump vowed to deport the 'worst of the worst' -- but new that Donald Trump vowed to deport millions,factcheck.orgfactcheck.orgTrump's Agenda: Deportation that he vowed to jail his enemies, andwired.comwired.comThe WIRED Guide to Protecting Yourself From Government Surveillance that his administration would exploit America's digital surveillance machine to carry out this agenda. Regarding the first part, multiple sources including ABC News and FactCheck.org confirm that Trump has indeed vowed to carry out mass deportations, describing it as potentially the largest deportation program in American history. His focus has been on deporting criminals and a broader group of undocumented immigrants, with some data showing a shift toward arresting those not accused of crimes as well. This part of the claim is supported by evidence.

The second part about vowing to jail his enemies is not substantiated by credible sources. None of the search results or reputable news outlets report that Trump explicitly vowed to jail political or personal enemies as part of his agenda. While political rhetoric and controversies exist around Trump and his opponents, a direct vow to jail enemies is not documented in the provided sources.

The third part about exploiting America’s digital surveillance machine is mentioned only in a single source (WIRED), which frames it as a concern or warning rather than a confirmed policy or vow by Trump. There is no direct evidence from official statements or policies indicating that Trump's administration planned to use digital surveillance specifically to deport millions or jail enemies. The claim appears to conflate concerns about government surveillance with Trump's immigration enforcement plans without clear factual backing.

In summary, while Trump has vowed mass deportations, the additional claims about jailing enemies and exploiting digital surveillance for this purpose are either unsubstantiated or presented as speculative concerns rather than confirmed facts. Therefore, the overall claim is misleading because it mixes verified intentions with unverified or speculative assertions.