ICE arresting more innocent people than criminals. Up 800% more under Trump!

Winston said:
It is a civil violation, like a damn traffic ticket. I mean look, if you want to start sending people to concentration camps over a ******* civil violation then I am all on board. Speeding ticket, off to Alligator Alcatraz you go. Pay your car registration late, lock you dead ass up.

Honestly, I think we ought to be targeting Jews that are here illegally. I mean estimates are there are several thousand. Let's lock them up at Alligator Alcatraz. And you are so delusional, so stupid, so self-absorbed with a totally unwarranted superiority complex that you don't even know who the first illegal immigrants to the US were. JEWS.

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Not a mere civil contention. It’s an illegality to enter this country in an unlawful manner .
 
Lisa558 said:
You’re changing the goalposts in your desperate attempt to keep as many illegal aliens here. Since when do people here illegally have to have “criminal convictions” before they are deported? They are here illegally, and that is in violation of our laws.
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WEATHER53 said:
ICE arrests identified and already processed criminals who garner support from lib loons who want them to stay and thinkers to pay
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Budgetary Effects
The increase in immigration boosts federal revenues as well as mandatory spending and interest on the debt in CBO’s baseline projections, lowering deficits, on net, by $0.9 trillion over the 2024–2034 period (see Table 1).2 Some of the effects on the budget result from the increase in the number of people paying taxes and collecting federal benefits. Other budgetary effects stem from changes in the economy over that period that are brought on by the surge, including increases in interest rates and in the productivity of workers who are not part of the surge.
 
Stuartbirdan2 said:
Budgetary Effects
The increase in immigration boosts federal revenues as well as mandatory spending and interest on the debt in CBO’s baseline projections, lowering deficits, on net, by $0.9 trillion over the 2024–2034 period (see Table 1).2 Some of the effects on the budget result from the increase in the number of people paying taxes and collecting federal benefits. Other budgetary effects stem from changes in the economy over that period that are brought on by the surge, including increases in interest rates and in the productivity of workers who are not part of the surge.
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Budget Deflection claptrap and not the topic . How many criminal invaders do you house?
 
Lisa558 said:
You’re changing the goalposts in your desperate attempt to keep as many illegal aliens here. Since when do people here illegally have to have “criminal convictions” before they are deported? They are here illegally, and that is in violation of our laws.
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Toddsterpatriot said:
Biden deported half a million?
And let 15 million stay?
Looks like Trump is winning already.
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U.S. net international migration (NIM) dropped significantly in recent months after starting to decline last year from its historically high annual levels. An update of earlier San Francisco Fed analysis (Duzhak 2024) using new data suggests that the number of immigrants entering the United States began to decline in the second half of 2024 and fell sharply in the first half of 2025
 
Lisa558 said:
You’re changing the goalposts in your desperate attempt to keep as many illegal aliens here. Since when do people here illegally have to have “criminal convictions” before they are deported? They are here illegally, and that is in violation of our laws.
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Why have our estimates for 2024 changed?
In previous analysis, we projected NIM levels for 2024 to be around 2.9 million (Duzhak and New-Schmidt 2024). Revised data and new assessments of immigration outflows and assumptions on undetected border crossings lead us to now estimate that net immigration in 2024 was around 2.6 million.

The revisions to the 2024 estimates are largely due to new data on the number of undetected immigrants and lower-than-projected inflows of undocumented immigrants for the fourth quarter of the year. For undetected entries we follow the CBO’s 2025 report that uses Border Patrol testimony to estimate that 800,000 people entered undetected in 2024, down from the previous estimate of 860,000.

However, the bulk of the drop in our estimate is because arrivals at or between ports of entry declined more quickly than expected in the fourth quarter. As Figure 1 shows, inflows at the end of 2024 for those groups (gold and light blue bars) were around 200,000, half of our November blog projections.

Overall, immigrant inflows declined more than expected last year, which has lowered our 2024 NIM estimate
 
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