Under Trump, border catch-and-release has dropped 99.99% from worst Biden month

archives said:
Hasn’t worked fine for decades, and there have been only two attempts to actual reform the laws, in 2012 and last year, both were killed for straight political motivation. Real change, real reform has to come thru Congressional action, EO’s can not get the job done
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Poor anchovies, you want border reform. I suggested you look at most other civilized countries have in place. Be careful what you wish for.
 
AProudLefty said:
www.nytimes.com

Why Deportations Were Higher Under Biden Than in Trump’s First Term

A record number of border crossers and the continuation of a Trump-era policy were factors.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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I can't read NY Times bullshit because you have to pay for it. Again, when you are not stoppping 10 million from coming in, you will end up with MORE removals. Trump kept the number coming in low, therefore, lower removal numbers.

Of course, dishonest brainless leftist morons like you cannot comprehend basic math.

Fact Check: Reuters Is Wrong — Biden Is Not Deporting More Illegal Aliens than Trump​

Conflating “returns” and “removals” is a trick that Obama pulled too​

The Reuters article seems to be an attempt to help President Biden, whose polling on immigration is abysmal. It opens by stating that Biden “has struggled with record numbers of migrants caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally”, inferring that the unprecedented run on our border is outside his control and ignoring the fact that it’s the direct result of the Biden administration’s own anti-enforcement policies.

To understand how Reuters makes the claim on Biden’s deportations, it’s necessary to understand the difference between a “removal” conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and a “return” conducted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Generally, when we talk about deportations, we’re talking about a removal — an arrest of an illegal alien processed by ICE and deported back to the alien’s home country. When we talk about returns, we’re generally talking about people apprehended near the border who are quickly pushed back — returned — to Mexico within a matter of hours. And these returns are often of the same people attempting to enter illegally multiple times.

DHS explains that a return is confirmed movement of an “alien out of the United States not based on an order of removal, but through either voluntary departure or voluntary return”. DHS explains that a “voluntary return may only take place at a border, and be facilitated by CBP”. It can get a little more complicated than that, but generally speaking, returns are not removals or deportations.

 
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I can't read NY Times bullshit because you have to pay for it. Again, when you are not stoppping 10 million from coming in, you will end up with MORE removals. Trump kept the number coming in low, therefore, lower removal numbers.

Of course, dishonest brainless leftist morons like you cannot comprehend basic math.

Fact Check: Reuters Is Wrong — Biden Is Not Deporting More Illegal Aliens than Trump​

Conflating “returns” and “removals” is a trick that Obama pulled too​

The Reuters article seems to be an attempt to help President Biden, whose polling on immigration is abysmal. It opens by stating that Biden “has struggled with record numbers of migrants caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally”, inferring that the unprecedented run on our border is outside his control and ignoring the fact that it’s the direct result of the Biden administration’s own anti-enforcement policies.

To understand how Reuters makes the claim on Biden’s deportations, it’s necessary to understand the difference between a “removal” conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and a “return” conducted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Generally, when we talk about deportations, we’re talking about a removal — an arrest of an illegal alien processed by ICE and deported back to the alien’s home country. When we talk about returns, we’re generally talking about people apprehended near the border who are quickly pushed back — returned — to Mexico within a matter of hours. And these returns are often of the same people attempting to enter illegally multiple times.

DHS explains that a return is confirmed movement of an “alien out of the United States not based on an order of removal, but through either voluntary departure or voluntary return”. DHS explains that a “voluntary return may only take place at a border, and be facilitated by CBP”. It can get a little more complicated than that, but generally speaking, returns are not removals or deportations.
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CIS :palm:
 
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