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Wow. American citizens commit crimes so lets import tens of millions of illegal 3rd worlders that will cause problems and commit crimes. Real good logic there. (Sarcasm)
You failed again.
No one said that, but kudos, you sure presented one heck of a strawman argument there
The most difficult thing, IMO, about the deportation process is that it's a whole court process, and even illegal immigrants have certain due process rights. It can take a long time to move someone through the system, I think the average at this point is 2 years to case resolution. There is a massive backlog, I think 600k cases right now. We would need to hire many, many more immigration judges, at the least, to be able to deport massive amounts of people more quickly. That costs money. We do have a massive military budget we can probably cut into to help with that. Also, we personally send people back on planes, which also costs us money, so the more deportations would need the bigger budget to actually do the physical deporting, as well.
But then there's still the appeals process, which may delay deportation even more. IMHO it should be as simple as, if you're not a citizen and have been ordered removed through one whole court process, that's it. No appeals, no second chances. You're done. But that has its legal issues, though my argument is maybe those certain rights shouldn't exist for non-citizens. Maybe no right to appeal an order of deportation. If you're illegal, you're illegal and you're fair game to deport. This isn't exactly a secret and shouldn't be surprising to anyone.
No. No appeal process. 5 minutes in front of a judge and then your gone. Any ill gotten gains gets seized to pay for cost of deporting.
CACA means nothing. An illegal directive from Oidiot. Court ruled DAPA was illegal. Another fail
Like I said, go ahead and arrest a DACA recipient who hasn't committed a crime and then come back and let us know how that went for you... (you might want to check to see if your agency has a standing 287(g) agreement first though)
once again, if they have valid DACA status they are not subject to deportation and their presence is not illegal.
Are you really not understanding that DACA exists by Executive Order. It was not passed by Congress. It is a stay of deportation. It ends in March unless Congress passes a bill making it legit, or Trump extends it. it is temporary. It's not the same thing as being a Permanent Resident.
Are you really not understanding that DACA exists by Executive Order. It was not passed by Congress. It is a stay of deportation. It ends in March unless Congress passes a bill making it legit, or Trump extends it. it is temporary. It's not the same thing as being a Permanent Resident.
I never argued otherwise, what I said and will say again is that as of right now, a DACA recipient is lawfully present in the US. It is not a stay of deportation because that would infer that deportation proceedings had been filed against them and it hasn't. It is "deferred action" — that is, a commitment not to initiate deportation proceedings for two years.
The vast majority of which go to US citizen children.
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