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Immigration agents have a daily quota...

Leave it to a republican to do the work:




For those of you who can take a breath without pissing yourselves..... they have a long list of identified people they want to work through detaining and removing as quickly as possible and each agency has been given a goal of 75.


Both Levitt and a spokesperson for DHS clarified it wasn't a "quota".
 
Per agent or as a whole?

If it’s as a whole, that’s going to take almost 37 years to deport 1 million.

Trump lies again!
Also, we talking dead or alive?

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What could go wrong?

Supposedly must arrest/detain 75/day.

JFC
Performance and merit MingAGA!! Welcome to the New Golden Age!! How do you feel about the bounties some states are putting on ILLEGALS??!!! May have to give it a try for sport!!
 
I read some Navajos were caught up in a couple raids. Released after interrogation, but still. The tribe is strongly recommending they keep their papers with them.

Quite ironic that Native Americans have to prove they’re here legally.
It's a feature, not a bug.
 
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Leave it to a republican to do the work:




For those of you who can take a breath without pissing yourselves..... they have a long list of identified people they want to work through detaining and removing as quickly as possible and each agency has been given a goal of 75.


Both Levitt and a spokesperson for DHS clarified it wasn't a "quota".
I have to say, i got a chuckle out of the fact that in this context, the "right" poster is using the word "target" and the left is using "quota," whereas in the context of things like discriminatory college admissions, it is typically the other way around.
 
I have to say, i got a chuckle out of the fact that in this context, the "right" poster is using the word "target" and the left is using "quota," whereas in the context of things like discriminatory college admissions, it is typically the other way around.
What stood out to me was the fact they already have list that is apparently very large.
 
so mississippi is sort of the opposite of a sanctuary state?

(In all seriousness, it does raise some interesting issues relating to what states' roles in immigration enforcement really "should" be.)
Isn't national security the responsibility of each and every citizen?
 
Isn't national security the responsibility of each and every citizen?
Actually, no, and you might very well find yourself in trouble if you seek to apply that.

Usually in law enforcement, there is state jurisdiction to enforce federal laws. But inasmuch as immigration and the borders are mostly federal matters, it would not surprise me if state bounties (which aren't even state law enforcement, but state incentives to privateers) would not be kosher.
 
Actually, no, and you might very well find yourself in trouble if you seek to apply that.

Usually in law enforcement, there is state jurisdiction to enforce federal laws. But inasmuch as immigration and the borders are mostly federal matters, it would not surprise me if state bounties (which aren't even state law enforcement, but state incentives to privateers) would not be kosher.
In the current environment, what federal agency will attempt to override an individual state's decision to deal with this matter?
 
Get ready for all the sob stories people....remember, these lefties believe OJ was framed and have been pushing the Innocence Project for decades....EVERY deported convicted illegal alien will have a choir boy story to sell to the media and gullible lefties who will fill up this board with bullshit...
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Let's pause the thread and get this on the record. OJ is:

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Get ready for all the sob stories people....remember, these lefties believe OJ was framed and have been pushing the Innocence Project for decades....EVERY deported convicted illegal alien will have a choir boy story to sell to the media and gullible lefties who will fill up this board with bullshit...
the innocence project is bad now?

they've helped overturn 20+ death sentences that have been PROVED to wrong

but they are bad now? you guys are wild
 
the innocence project is bad now?

they've helped overturn 20+ death sentences that have been PROVED to wrong

but they are bad now? you guys are wild
And just how many thousands of cases has the Innocence Project been involved with over the years??...

you just made my point if you believe 20 out of say 5000 were proven innocent, that means 4980 were, most likely, NOT innocent....

And, more importantly, deportation is not exactly equivalent to a death penalty case....
 
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