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When you compare the numbers of immigrants allowed into the US during Biden's 4 years compared to the numbers bookended by Trump's first term and especially his second, all under the same immigration laws, does it leave any doubt that what was allowed to happen by the Biden administration was purposely executed? Can anyone be naive enough to believe it wasn't?

Does anyone believe that in excess of 10 million unvetted people from some of the most dangerous places on this planet can be allowed to simply walk in and some of them not be murderers, rapists, pedos, criminals from all walks of life? Does anyone believe that that could actually happen? Going o-fer on criminals out of 10+ million unvetted people?

And yet, somehow y'all thought it was going to be nothing but prettiness trying to get out who Biden welcomed in? It would take a silly person to believe that and one who needs to wake up and live in the real world.
 
When you compare the numbers of immigrants allowed into the US during Biden's 4 years compared to the numbers bookended by Trump's first term and especially his second, all under the same immigration laws, does it leave any doubt that what was allowed to happen by the Biden administration was purposely executed? Can anyone be naive enough to believe it wasn't?

Does anyone believe that in excess of 10 million unvetted people from some of the most dangerous places on this planet can be allowed to simply walk in and some of them not be murderers, rapists, pedos, criminals from all walks of life? Does anyone believe that that could actually happen? Going o-fer on criminals out of 10+ million unvetted people?

And yet, somehow y'all thought it was going to be nothing but prettiness trying to get out who Biden welcomed in? It would take a silly person to believe that and one who needs to wake up and live in the real world.
I know, right? It’s crazy how many immigrants you can kick out of the country if you just ignore all immigration laws and procedures and use gestapo tactics to round them up!
 
When you compare the numbers of immigrants allowed into the US during Biden's 4 years compared to the numbers bookended by Trump's first term and especially his second, all under the same immigration laws, does it leave any doubt that what was allowed to happen by the Biden administration was purposely executed? Can anyone be naive enough to believe it wasn't?

Does anyone believe that in excess of 10 million unvetted people from some of the most dangerous places on this planet can be allowed to simply walk in and some of them not be murderers, rapists, pedos, criminals from all walks of life? Does anyone believe that that could actually happen? Going o-fer on criminals out of 10+ million unvetted people?
1. No matter how many times you claim that they weren't vetted, it's just not true. Everyone released on parole is vetted by definition.
2. I don't know what you mean by purposely executed. If you mean purposely as in followed the law, yes. That's a good thing. Following the law is a good thing.
3. They are not from the most dangerous places on earth. For one thing, that title apparently went to Washington DC, without us knowing. But as much as they want to make you think that Islamic fighters from Yemen are crossing the border, that didn't happen.

4. They are, for the most part, not violent people which is why they are fleeing the violence. Duh.

5. Why is it that you conservatives can't do any math at all? Let me propose something. If there were two criminals in those 10 million, the US will have become much, much safer. How do you measure safety? Per capita crimes. If a bunch of people enter a country with lower than average per capita criminality, then criminality as a whole will decline. Do you agree or not agree. This is third grade math. Can you do it?

6. What is your red line? What is it Trump could do that would stop you from supporting him? Rape you repeatedly and kill your children? Short of that?
 


“… Abrego Garcia, who was rearrested Monday in Maryland after he was released Friday from criminal custody in Tennessee, is currently being held in a detention center in Virginia, where the federal government is temporarily blocked from deporting him pending further proceedings in a habeas case.

… According to the emergency motion to reopen the case, his attorneys argue that because Abrego Garcia was deported and then brought back to the U.S., he is now eligible to apply for asylum within one year of his last entry into the U.S.

The motion asks the immigration court in Baltimore to "immediately" order a stay of removal to afford Abrego Garcia "an opportunity to seek protection from persecution and torture in Uganda," where the government has indicated he could be sent.…”
 


“… Abrego Garcia, who was rearrested Monday in Maryland after he was released Friday from criminal custody in Tennessee, is currently being held in a detention center in Virginia, where the federal government is temporarily blocked from deporting him pending further proceedings in a habeas case.

… According to the emergency motion to reopen the case, his attorneys argue that because Abrego Garcia was deported and then brought back to the U.S., he is now eligible to apply for asylum within one year of his last entry into the U.S.

The motion asks the immigration court in Baltimore to "immediately" order a stay of removal to afford Abrego Garcia "an opportunity to seek protection from persecution and torture in Uganda," where the government has indicated he could be sent.…”

“… In the filing, the attorney also said that reopening the case is warranted to allow Abrego Garcia to designate Costa Rica as the country of removal.

"Respondent recently received an offer of refugee status from the government of Costa Rica, along with official assurances that Costa Rica will not detain him and will not deport him to El Salvador," the filing said. "The Court should grant Respondent's motion to reopen proceedings to allow Respondent to seek both asylum and protection from removal to Uganda based on changed circumstances."…”
 

“… All of those interviewed by Reuters backed immigration enforcement in principle. But they criticized the Trump administration's push for high daily arrest quotas that have led to the detention of thousands of individuals with no criminal record, as well as long-term green card holders, others with legal visas, and even some U.S. citizens.

… Some ICE investigators are frustrated that hundreds of specialized ICE investigative agents, who normally focus on serious crimes such as human trafficking and transnational gangs, have been reassigned to routine immigration enforcement, two current and two former officials said.

In an interview with Reuters, Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, acknowledged that the long hours and reassignment of specialist agents had frustrated some ICE personnel but said Trump's January 20 declaration of a national emergency around illegal immigration warranted it.

"There's some staff that would rather be doing other types of investigations, I get that, but the president declared a national emergency," Homan said.…”
 
This is how it started in the Philippines. First indiscriminate arrests. Then they decided not to bother with the arrests and just started killing people.

Hey @Ramrouser, you OK with this? Arbitrary detention of green card holders and citizens, who obviously have a right to be here?

I've been telling you, ICE is the one committing the crimes. They are disappearing people.
 
This is how it started in the Philippines. First indiscriminate arrests. Then they decided not to bother with the arrests and just started killing people.

Hey @Ramrouser, you OK with this? Arbitrary detention of green card holders and citizens, who obviously have a right to be here?

I've been telling you, ICE is the one committing the crimes. They are disappearing people.
FLASHBACK 2017

Trump praises Duterte’s deadly drug war in leaked transcript​



US President Donald Trump told his Philippines’ counterpart that he was doing a good job fighting an illegal drug epidemic in his country, an effort that has led to thousands of deaths and drawn international condemnation from human rights groups.

I just wanted to congratulate you because I am hearing of the unbelievable job on the drug problem,” Trump said in the April 29 phone call, according to a leaked transcript of the conversation with Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte published by the Intercept and also obtained by The Washington Post and The New York Times.”Many countries have the problem, we have a problem, but what a great job you are doing and I just wanted to call and tell you that.”

A senior US official briefed on the call independently verified the basics of the conversation to CNN, but said Trump was merely acknowledging the US is combating its own drug problem, not condoning violence and human rights violations….

… Philippines police said in December nearly 6,000 had been killed in the war on drug trafficking, but earlier this month authorities released a much lower death toll and accused the international media of exaggerating the figure.…”
 
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