Migrants seen lining up to board deportation flights as Trump promises ‘severe consequences’ for those entering US illegally

The staggering number of illegal migrants arrested amid Trump's return​


Donald Trump's immigration force has arrested over 1,300 illegal migrants in the early days of his presidency as part of the largest mass deportation in US history, new Border Czar Tom Homan (pictured) said. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said on X they have also lodged a further 373 deportation detainers - requests to local police forces to hold arrested individuals until ICE can pick them up - since Trump took back power on Monday. Homan told NewsNation on Thursday night that of the 1,300 migrants arrested so far, 'over 1,000 of them were criminals.'
 
archives said:
Their Messiah wins and their still regurgitating their immigration Armageddon, telling
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There is most commonly used to mean “at that point” or “in that place.” Their is the possessive form of the third-person plural pronoun “they.” It means “belonging to them.”

De nada, Anchovies.
 
Earl said:
There is most commonly used to mean “at that point” or “in that place.” Their is the possessive form of the third-person plural pronoun “they.” It means “belonging to them.”

De nada, Anchovies.
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Appears we have another anal retentive MAGA, regardless, still telling their Messiah gets elected and they are still regurgitating the immigration Armageddon
 
archives said:
Appears we have another anal retentive MAGA, regardless, still telling their Messiah gets elected and they are still regurgitating the immigration Armageddon
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I did not commit a grammar boo boo, Anchovies.

You did.

Your sentence structure (syntax) is lacking too, Anchovies.
 
archives said:
Their Messiah wins and their still regurgitating their immigration Armageddon, telling
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I know it hurts to see so many thugs that your boy invited here, being loaded up and shipped off. LOL Oh, excuse me I'm watching Trump take care of the messes Tridin' Biden ignored. What a beautiful sight, and a beautiful first lady, I might add.
 
There was a great policy for decades. The migrants came on a temporary basis, picked the fruits and vegetables during harvest season and then went back home.
 
Earl said:
There was a great policy for decades. The migrants came on a temporary basis, picked the fruits and vegetables during harvest season and then went back home.
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Indeed, Earl, the United States has had a policy in place for many decades that allows migrants to enter the country temporarily to work in agriculture, particularly during harvest seasons, before returning to their home countries. This policy is primarily facilitated through the H-2A visa program.

  • Historical Context: The concept of temporary agricultural labor dates back to programs like the Bracero Program, initiated during World War II to address labor shortages. Although the Bracero Program ended in 1964, it set a precedent for temporary agricultural worker programs.
  • Under the H-2A program, workers are typically allowed to stay for up to 10 months, after which they must return to their country of origin. Employers are required to provide housing, transportation, and at least the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR), which aims to prevent the depression of local wages.
  • This system has been part of U.S. agricultural policy for decades, aimed at supporting the industry while managing immigration in a way that was intended to be beneficial for both the economy and the workers involved.


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