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ChileG said:
How does this make America better?
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It takes criminals off the street and places them in a detention center where they are no longer a threat to the public.

Sorry many of you don’t support LEO’s and judging by the poster who just stated that all six members of the SCOTUS should be murdered and not one reply rebuking him other than mine says a lot.
 
LEO4Life said:
It takes criminals off the street and places them in a detention center where they are no longer a threat to the public.

Sorry many of you don’t support LEO’s and judging by the poster who just stated that all six members of the SCOTUS should be murdered and not one reply rebuking him other than mine says a lot.
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sure
 
LEO4Life said:
It takes criminals off the street and places them in a detention center where they are no longer a threat to the public.

Sorry many of you don’t support LEO’s and judging by the poster who just stated that all six members of the SCOTUS should be murdered and not one reply rebuking him other than mine says a lot.
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Your mom should have swallowed you like she did with the 6 guys before your dad that night.
 


Gonna need some evidence of this:

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One way to track the program is by checking employment numbers. One financial whiz cited by the Wall Street Journal calculated a decline in the immigrant population of 773,000 in the first four months of Trump II.

The Washington Post claims “a million foreign-born workers have exited the workforce since March.” The Post frames this as “a sign of the weakening labor supply.” Yet the paper also notes, “Average hourly wages accelerated, rising by 0.4 percent over the month, to $36.24 in May, as earnings continue to beat inflation in a boost to workers’ spending power.”…”

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It is a ridiculous leap from one guy estimates that there are 773,000 fewer immigrants to nearly a million have self-deported or that immigration policy has impacted the steady but slowing rise in wages … not saying either is impossible but this editorial is distorting limited data and estimates beyond their reasonable limits.

Here is the Fed’s wage growth tracker going back to the start of Trump’s first term for reference (the purple, slightly higher line is for college degrees, the blue line is overall):

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Here I overlaid hourly wages (maroon line with college and overall gray), which indicates hourly wages growth, which outstripped college and overall wage growth during the inflationary period and is most likely to be impacted by loss of immigrant labor, is back to trailing the general and overall wage growth now). Took five minutes to do.

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