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Not necessarily. For every deported criminal that was the only breadwinner in their family, their anchor babies and baby mamas will have no choice but to eventually go home too.
Not necessarily. For every deported criminal that was the only breadwinner in their family, their anchor babies and baby mamas will have no choice but to eventually go home too.
Again, I am only pointing out that we are deporting less people now than before.
Yes, I read about one who had been arrested because his car windows were tinted too darkly. Dangerous criminals indeed, some of them!
I feel badly for the children whose parents are being taken away. No matter what you feel about the undocumented, you have to acknowledge that this is terrifying for their children.
You are comparing nationwide deportation numbers to ICE arrest numbers for LA only.
How many ICE arrests per day was common in LA under the Obama administration?.
You tell me. You are the one celebrating 30 deportations per day, as if that was some kind of record. There are over 18 million people in that area, and has one of the largest populations of illegals, so 30 is NOTHING.
It could be record low.
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