Zero chance we deport 10s of millions or anything close.

Find the violent criminals

jamey said:

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Zero chance we deport 10s of millions or anything close.

Find the violent criminals

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Agreed. Then make life incredibly difficult for those that need to leave that Biden let in. No funding. No living off my tax dollars. Nothing. GO BACK!

Serious Lee said:

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we could start by vaccinating all of them

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Im not as serious as this guy.

Houston Lee said:

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Serious Lee said:

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we could start by vaccinating all of them

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Im not as serious as this guy.

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Username checks out......

1) Secure the border. 2) Round up the criminals. 3) Destroy the incentives for them to stay.

Bobaloo said:

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1) Secure the border. 2) Round up the criminals. 3) Destroy the incentives for them to stay.

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4) but should be 1). Find the children.

HollywoodBQ said:

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Secolobo said:

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Media is not going to report when it's losing.

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I'm surprised we haven't seen more kids in cages videos or AOC at the border in tears.

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It's because their USAID and other NGO funding is at stake and that's PRIORITY ONE for the Dems, everything else takes a back seat.

Once their funding is a lost cause I'm sure you'll see staged photo op's as we get closer to the mid-terms.

News broke yesterday of an ICE raid at a bakery in the Valley on Feb. 12. Owners were arrested for harboring illegals.

https://www.valleycentral.com/news/local-news/owners-of-abbys-bakery-in-los-fresnos-charged-with-harboring-illegal-migrants/

Here is what CHATGPT says, I was expecting more but it is very early. Read the last paragraph.

As of February 21, 2025, during President Donald Trump's second term, approximately 37,660 individuals have been deported in the first month of his administration. This figure is notably lower than the monthly average of 57,000 deportations during the final year of President Joe Biden's tenure.
reuters.com

In addition to these deportations, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reported arresting between 8,000 to 11,000 undocumented immigrants since the inauguration.
texastribune.org

The Trump administration has also initiated significant policy changes, including the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately half a million Haitians, rendering them susceptible to deportation.
apnews.com

Furthermore, there have been reports of nearly 200 Venezuelan migrants being deported from the U.S. Naval base at Guantanamo Bay back to Venezuela.
nypost.com

It's important to note that these figures represent the initial phase of President Trump's second term, and deportation numbers are expected to increase as the administration expands its immigration enforcement efforts.

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usmcbrooks said:

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Spoiler alert, it's not all people from Mexico either.

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Yep. Lots of illegals from China and India, too. And many, many people who simply overstayed their travel visa.

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You just repeated yourself

AggieBucksJB said:

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Here is what CHATGPT says, I was expecting more but it is very early. Read the last paragraph.

As of February 21, 2025, during President Donald Trump's second term, approximately 37,660 individuals have been deported in the first month of his administration. This figure is notably lower than the monthly average of 57,000 deportations during the final year of President Joe Biden's tenure.
reuters.com

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

They are not counting the same things.

Probably not

The Trump administration is replacing the acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) over concerns about the pace of deportations and arrests of illegal immigrants.

A source familiar confirmed to Fox News that acting ICE Director Caleb Vitello has been removed from his position. The source said that the administration is not happy with the pace of deportations and arrests. The development was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.

ICE arrests have gone up significantly since the beginning of the administration, but not enough to meet the administration's targets. President Donald Trump had promised a "historic" mass deportation campaign on the campaign trail.

Arrests of aliens with criminal histories have soared by nearly 100% from 4,526 in the same period in 2024 to 8,993 under Trump this year.

Separately, numbers coming across at the border have plummeted. Fox News reported last week that the daily average number of known gotaways illegal migrants who successfully entered the U.S. without apprehension at the southern border since the beginning of February has plummeted to just 132 per day, down 93% from the highest numbers when former President Joe Biden was in office. Border czar Tom Homan said this week that border crossings are down 95% "based on actual data."

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-admin-ousts-top-ice-official-over-concerns-about-pace-illegal-immigrant-deportations

This is a good start, but the federal government needs to crackdown on illegal employment. Economic opportunity is the main force driving migration. Therefore, since illegal employment is a magnet for illegal immigration, it only makes sense that the United States government must find ways to take that magnet away. We must continue to step up work site enforcement, which requires Congress to fund more law enforcement positions for ICE to actually investigate companies across the nation. But first and foremost, E-Verify needs to be mandatory.

To stop illegal immigration, crack down on illegal employment