So about all those ICE raids...

[Crepitus]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

 

[1srelluc]

All it means is that the illegals are on the run.

 

[debbiedowner]

First mistake Homan made was to publicize the whole process. There was no element of surprise, therefore gave them time to run, hide and go underground. Second, not enough funding.

 

[JoeMoma]

First mistake Homan made was to publicize the whole process. There was no element of surprise, therefore gave them time to run, hide and go underground. Second, not enough funding.

Perhaps it is a mistake; but on the other hand, it may be helping to reduce the number trying to cross the boarder now because they know a new sheriff is in town.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

Hmmm.......

IF true, it would support my nagging suspicion that Trump is swamp fodder but great at fooling his side.

But what about reports of Mexico putting troops on the border? And US troops on the border?
Anyone been there to eyewitness these media claims? I trust the media less than I trust a rotted wooden bridge over a deep canyon.

 

[westwall]

Homans boys are gathering evidence of all those who are helping the illegals, and when the time is right they will collect them all and send them to prison.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Homans boys are gathering evidence of all those who are helping the illegals, and when the time is right they will collect them all and send them to prison.

It's a damn good thing we have a history of politicians keeping all their promises.
Otherwise we might suspect this might be yet another empty promise that is what we want to hear, but never actually gets fulfilled.

 

[westwall]

It's a damn good thing we have a history of politicians keeping all their promises.
Otherwise we might suspect this might be yet another empty promise that is what we want to hear, but never actually gets fulfilled.

True

 

[Muhammed]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

The Guardian is nothing but communist propaganda. A simple google search proves you wrong, pathetic feeble minded low IQ TDS afflicted moron.

 

[struth]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

Just did a google search for Ice Operations:

First link: https://www.9news.com/article/news/...-area/73-6c341ee2-eae4-4d64-83c0-f6fc43b1c784
Published: 7:30 AM MST February 5, 2025
Updated: 7:56 PM MST February 5, 2025

With ICE agents going door-to-door in Colorado, residents are on edge: Reporter's notebook​

ABC News followed federal immigration agents in several Denver raids.
ByJeffrey Cook
February 7, 2025, 10:26 AM

With ICE agents going door-to-door in Colorado, residents are on edge: Reporter's notebook

ABC News followed federal immigration agents in a Denver door-to-door raid of suspected undocumented immigrants.

abcnews.go.com

Is Channel 9 news working for the Trump admin? Is ABC News working with them as well? Is this all just make believe? Really? you dembots will fall for any propaganda....sad

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

It's meritless political theater pandering to racist, bigoted Trump voters.

 

[d0gbreath]

Homans boys are gathering evidence of all those who are helping the illegals, and when the time is right they will collect them all and send them to prison.

How would that help with more phony deportations?

 

[Independent thinker]

Press releases and rumors would suggest that ICE is going balls out deporting people.

But it's seems that's not entirely true. They are "gaming google" to make it appear that way. These press releases are decades old but updated with new timestamps after the inauguration to bring them to the top of the search results.

Quick Google searches for Ice operations, raids and arrests return a deluge of government press releases. Headlines include “ICE arrests 85 during 4-day Colorado operation”, “New Orleans focuses targeted operations on 123 criminal noncitizens” and, in Wisconsin, “ICE arrests 83 criminal aliens”.

But a closer look at these Ice reports tells a different story.


That four-day operation in Colorado? It happened in November 2010. The 123 people targeted in New Orleans? That was February of last year. Wisconsin? September 2018. There are thousands of examples of this throughout all 50 states – Ice press releases that have reached the first page of Google search results, making it seem like enforcement actions just happened, when in actuality they occurred months or years ago. Some, such as the arrest of “44 absconders” in Nebraska, go back as far as 2008.

The question I have is who the audience is supposed to be. Do they think they are fooling us, or is this all about the famous "audience of one"?

US immigration is creating a mirage of mass deportations on Google search

Thousands of press releases about decade-old enforcement actions topped search results, all updated with a timestamp from after Trump’s inauguration

www.theguardian.com

Do you want these people deported or are you for open borders? I wish you'd just make up your mind.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

How would that help with more phony deportations?

If someone is here illegally it's not phony. You can't be that stupid

 

[Crepitus]

But what about reports of Mexico putting troops on the border?

Mexico already had troops at the border. They did it when Joe Biden asked. No black mail or threats needed.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Already a thread on this.

US immigration is gaming Google to create a mirage of mass deportations. All made up.

When did I say that was a federal crime or what makes you think a EO can make it one? It is however, already illegal in most states, including California: § 647(c) PC - Is Panhandling Illegal in California? Unfortuately, a lot of Dem rule states don't enforce the laws. You said "we need to...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[Muhammed]

How would that help with more phony deportations?

Phony? Phony in what way?

 

[westwall]

How would that help with more phony deportations?

They aren't phony. But keep interfering. Please.

 

[d0gbreath]

Phony? Phony in what way?

I'm talking about those ICE raids showing up on Google that happened quite a while ago, prior to 47. They're showing them like they're happening now, because they think that we're stupid.

 

[Muhammed]

I'm talking about those ICE raids showing up on Google that happened quite a while ago, prior to 47. They're showing them like they're happening now, because they think that we're stupid.

That was simply a lie. I fact checked it by simply searching google. OP is a moron.