Stephen Miller's deportation machine is failing -- and he's furious

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‘The country, we were told, is awash with millions upon millions of undocumented criminals and straight-up crazy people, permitted by Democrats and their open borders to roam the land and terrorize the law-abiding white people they were meant to replace.
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In reality, which still holds some influence in our aggressively-online world, there are about 11 million undocumented people in the U.S., total. And despite all-caps propaganda to the contrary, they as a class “have substantially lower crime rates than native-born citizens,” according to a 2020 study; they even commit fewer crimes, on average, than fully legal immigrants — those who came here “the right way.”
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That’s why Stephen Miller is so mad: an administration that wants nothing more than to parade millions of brown bodies onto military aircraft and out of the country — a MAGA team that promised its voters nothing less than “mass deportations now” — is having a tough time actually finding the hardened criminals the last folks supposedly let in. In April, the Trump administration deported more than 17,200 people; that’s up 29% from a year but it’s far below the pace necessary to meet the stated goal of one million deportees a year (and per NBC News, more than half of those now in ICE detention have no criminal record whatsoever).’

Stephen Miller’s deportation machine is failing — and he’s furious

The Trump advisor is angry that the promise of "mass deportation now" remains largely unfulfilled.

www.salon.com

Trump’s immigration agenda is motivated by racism, bigotry, and hate – intended to lawlessly remove immigrants of color whether they’ve committed crimes or not.

Communist propaganda.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

The fact is that if Trump continues the uncertainty over the tariffs, our economic concerns will not be short term.

 

[Correll]

How come the corporate media isn't telling us about this? I keep seeing positive jobs reports every month. They claim those jobs are in hospitality. Reminds me of the Bush years. I bet those were made up jobs just like now.

Ask instead, why the LEFTY legacy media isn't tell you about that. It's because they support hte same status quo that you, and the dems and the dem's big money donors support. Policies that you all know lead to the numbers that you cite as something you supposedly oppose, while supporting the status quo policies that generated those numbers.

Because what am I hearing from my friends personally here in Manufacturing country?

The hidden time bomb in the tax code that's fueling mass tech layoffs​

A decades-old tax rule helped build America's tech economy. A quiet change under Trump helped dismantle it

buried deep in the 2017 tax law — has contributed to the loss of hundreds of thousands of high-paying, white-collar jobs.
Now, as a bipartisan effort to repeal the Section 174 change moves through Congress, bigger questions are surfacing: How did a single line in the tax code help trigger a tsunami of mass layoffs? And why did no one see it coming?
For almost 70 years, American companies could deduct 100% of qualified research and development spending in the year they incurred the costs. Salaries, software, contractor payments — if it contributed to creating or improving a product, it came off the top of a firm’s taxable income.
When Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the signature legislative achievement of President Donald Trump’s first term, it slashed the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% — a massive revenue loss on paper for the federal government.

To make the 2017 bill comply with Senate budget rules, lawmakers needed to offset the cost. So they added future tax hikes that wouldn’t kick in right away, wouldn’t provoke immediate backlash from businesses, and could, in theory, be quietly repealed later.
And so, on schedule in 2022, the change to Section 174 went into effect. Companies filed their 2022 tax returns under the new rules in early 2023. And suddenly, R&D wasn’t a full, immediate write-off anymore. The tax benefits of salaries for engineers, product and project managers, data scientists, and even some user experience and marketing staff — all of which had previously reduced taxable income in year one — now had to be spread out over five- or 15-year periods.

To understand the impact, imagine a personal tax code change that allowed you to deduct 100% of your biggest source of expenses, and that becoming a 20% deduction. For cash-strapped companies, especially those not yet profitable, the result was a painful tax bill just as venture funding dried up and interest rates soared.

The hidden time bomb in the tax code that's fueling mass tech layoffs

A decades-old tax rule helped build America's tech economy. A quiet change under Trump helped dismantle it

qz.com

Then this

Bay Area tech workers endure grim 2025 as big companies reveal layoffs​

Google, Walmart, Microsoft trim more positions as Bay Area keeps losing tech jobs​

Latest Microsoft layoffs target engineering, product and legal roles, records show​

How come the corporate media isn't reporting this?

The reason the lefty media isn't reporting it, if you ask my opinion, is that they don't understand it, and they have easier ways to smear Trump. Which is their primary focus now.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Correll is looking for one of those hospitality jobs since has been laid off again.

 

[sealybobo]

Transitional times, andf battles, are inherently unpredictable. I could see that. But I think that this will be a short term phase.





I'm not sure what you are talking about here. It seems like incoherent negs, just being spammed, so... whatever.




NO, I think no matter how good of a good Trump does, the left and the legacy media would try to spin it as bad, to try to undermine Trump and Maga.


I mean, you think that too, right?

DO YOU ADMIT THAT THE LEFT IS GOING TO CLAIM TRUMP IS FAILING NO MATTER HOW GOOD HE DOES OR DOESN'T DO?

And don't play retard and pretend not to understand that I am speaking generally.




Forecasts are guesses. Plenty of leftards out there trying to gin up negative outlooks to undermine Trump and America.




???? maybe. Ok, what do you make of that? YOur point?




NOt sure why you would call that a "pro-Trump company" when they would be trying to sabotage Trump's policies with that behavior...





Maybes and forecasts by anti-Trump sources. Sounds...irrelevant.




i've been hearing very good numbers coming out of multiple sources. We shall see.

Hey, if this shit is correct, that would be Trump heading for a rough mid terms where your side could make some gains.

Yet all of you lefties still seem completely panicked.




Cutting those government workers is a good thing. Those are hundreds of thousands of lefty assholes who are NOT using government funds to push their lefty agenda.

The point is, even though I might like 4 or 5 things Trump does, was it worth it?

Don't you see you vote for corruption? This bill needs to be DOGE'd. So your leaders are scamming you. This is proof. This dream you have, Mr. Archie Bunker, is a joke. Go to school.

Every day this admin is a joke. Good for Elon. He's right you know about this bill. It should turn you into a Democrat but we all know nothing will do that. We're queers and commies. So if that's what you think, of course Trump is better than Biden or Kamala, even though he's not. Status quote would be much better than this. You just believe eventually, this is going to work out for you. It's not.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I don't care for Musk at all, a mr. fascist yes.

But he is right about this bill. Get Medicaid back in, the weathy tax cuts out, and then we can talk.

 

[sealybobo]

Correll is looking for one of those hospitality jobs since has been laid off again.

I think Republicans make that up when you see we added a low number of jobs and they are all in hospitality. How many people did Mara Lago hire last month 20,000? Trump is right. Give me a break. We are probably losing jobs and don't even realize it. Trump won't tell you the truth if it'll hurt his economy at all. Keep spending. Consumer confidence is up. Yea right.

Do you know why Elon hates the bill? Because it eliminates tax breaks to tech companies. Tech companies used to be able to write everything off including employees. Just say they are R&D. Trump eliminated that in 2017

This is not what Elon spend $300 million on the elections for.

 

[Correll]

The point is, even though I might like 4 or 5 things Trump does, was it worth it?

Yes. Wage stagnation, is the slow erosion of our standard of living. Whole generations, whole communities have been moved from middle classs to poverty.

That has literally killed people. By the tens of, no, hundreds of thousands. At least.

Not to mention giving the rest much shittier lives.

Don't you see you vote for corruption? This bill needs to be DOGE'd. So your leaders are scamming you. This is proof. This dream you have, Mr. Archie Bunker, is a joke. Go to school.

What you said here, makes no sense. I went to school. Half the people that go to school, don't graduate. Half of those that do, never get a job in their field.

Saying "School" is just saying, you don't give a fuck about the working class.

IT IS LEGIT TO DISCUSS THE INTERESTS OF THE WORKING CLASS AND HOW TO SERVE THEM.

EVERYTIME you even hint that it is not, you are shit talking.


Shit talking to defend the status qou and the results that you CLAIM to be against.

Every day this admin is a joke. Good for Elon. He's right you know about this bill. It should turn you into a Democrat but we all know nothing will do that. We're queers and commies. So if that's what you think, of course Trump is better than Biden or Kamala, even though he's not. Status quote would be much better than this. You just believe eventually, this is going to work out for you. It's not.

1. Sort of admitting that your arguments and positions are in support of the status quo and thus it's results. good for you. That's far better than most libs, who would just stonewall no matter how obvious it was that they were lying. Seriously, good for you.


2. Correct. I do believe that this is likely to eventually work out for me. I realize that it is a roll of the dice, but I think the status quo, and the direction it was headed, was so bad that my odds of improvement are VERY high.

3. You are on the edge of... something profound. If you can bring your self to see that that roll of the dice, is something you can respect, even if you disagree with it,

then you can stop hating, and start discussing policy seriously and honestly. Not being an asshole.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

With the slowing of job creation, as we will see this morning, wage stagnation will not cut any better.