As some city and state officials move to calm immigrant fears of deportation, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced a 38 percent increase in immigration arrests under the agency’s new deportation policies.
ICE deportation officers arrested 41,318 people between Jan. 22 and April 29, up from 30,028 in the same time period in 2016. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Jan. 25 that made more unauthorized immigrations subject to arrest and deportation.
Under the Obama administration, deportation priorities protected about 87 percent of unauthorized immigrants from a high risk of deportation. The new order expands priorities from serious crimes and recent border crossings to any “criminal offense” or abuse of public benefits.
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This is really awesome, and shows Trump is doing everything he promised during the Campaign, except what the Dems and Rino's are able to block.
ReplyDeleteHeads up, Establishment and "Presstitutes". You are in for 8-12 years of this, so buckle up, boneheads! There will be many Congressional elections between now and then, and winners will be picked by WE, THE PEOPLE!
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Hillary and Obama voters going back to where they came....yeah!!!
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