The Trumpster's deportations

[HDGristle]

Still lagging

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-dep...mp-six-months/

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Still lagging

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ice-dep...mp-six-months/

progress


thank you valued poster



Halfway into President Trump's first year back in office, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency spearheading his crackdown on illegal immigration, is on track to record the most deportations since the Obama administration, according to internal government figures obtained by CBS News.


During the first six months of Mr. Trump's second presidency, ICE recorded nearly 150,000 deportations — or an average of more than 800 per day — putting the agency on a trajectory to carry out more than 300,000 removals in the president's first year back in office if deportations continue at the same pace, the data indicates.


That would be the highest annual tally since fiscal year 2014, when the Obama administration recorded 316,000 ICE deportations, historical agency figures show. The government's fiscal year begins in October and ends at the end of September.


proof Trump is getting it done like .... Barry


bahahahahaa

[HDGristle]

No, he's still gotta do it longer and stronger just to match Barry's tempo and vigor.

He's gotta step it up bigly or he'll still fall short. Not only that, he's not even going to hit the halfway point of his own goal. Will be lucky to hit a 1/3rd of it

That, ladies and gentlemen is how you talk yourself into being a loser and that's what being 2nd best will mean

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

No, he's still gotta do it longer and stronger just to match Barry's tempo and vigor.

He's gotta step it up bigly or he'll still fall short. Not only that, he's not even going to hit the halfway point of his own goal. Will be lucky to hot a 1/3rd of it

and he will once the lawfare ends. even the ACLU didn't sue Obama for lack of due process.



yet they try to legislate from the bench to prevent what Obama and other president did. Why?


because it's Trump

[HDGristle]

The ACLU sued Obama multiple times over his immigration policies and deportations. Don't fib and push a lawfare argument without command of the facts.

Hell, there were multiple suits in 2014 alone including over due process violations.

There were at least 6 in the latter half of 2014 over asylum seekers placed into deportation proceedings with multiple alleged violations. Due process was mentioned in each of the 6 I'm aware of.

Pretending these never happened doesn't further your narrative, it simply undercuts it to provide false cover for Trump's lagging numbers

[The_Waco_Kid]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

The ACLU sued Obama multiple times over his immigration policies and deportations. Don't fib and push a lawfare argument without command of the facts.

Hell, there were multiple suits in 2014 alone including over due process violations.

There were at least 6 in the latter half of 2014 over asylum seekers placed into deportation proceedings with multiple alleged violations. Due process was mentioned in each of the 6 I'm aware of.

Pretending these never happened doesn't further your narrative, it simply undercuts it to provide false cover for Trump's lagging numbers

and what did it get them? the ACLU is a nothing burger liberal shitbox


nothing compared to the lawfare against Trump that's the point


how many federal judges vastly overstepped their very limited scope of authority against Obama? compare that against Trump.



see the difference?

[HDGristle]

It got those deportations blocked and the asylum seekers in question a credible fear assessment and proper due process.

I get that you're upset that there are legitimate legal challenges, but it's ok that Donny is pulling out all the stops just to be second best