Dagosa
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Another bogus self incrimination self incriminating reference So, youāre now saying it was less then 2 million. Or, are you saying Trump could not catch them the second time. Either way, youāre wrong as shit.The agency says that repeat crossers ā migrants who are apprehended, expelled and then attempt to come in again multiple times ā are skewing the numbers. For instance, officials only identified 1.15 million unique individuals in Fiscal Year 2021.
No estimate was provided for āgot-aways,ā the thousands of migrants who evade detection and whose entry is thus never recorded.
āI donāt think this is a surprise,ā Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said during a visit to El Paso on Thursday. āThe Trump administration changed to policies that lower the number of illegal immigrants significantly. When the Biden administration came in, they completely went back to the old policies and accelerated this.ā
He was referring to the rollback of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, which he and Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt sued successfully to restore, and to the halt of border wall construction, which is also under litigation now.
September data shows three out of four single adults encountered were expelled to Mexico under the Title 42 public health rule, but only one out of four families was sent back. The overall numbers for September show a 9 percent drop from the previous month, going from 208,887 to 192,001.
In the El Paso Sector, the Border Patrol is dealing with a record surge in migrant stash houses ā homes, apartments, trailer homes and even barns ā where smugglers keep newly arrived unauthorized foreign nationals while they arrange transportation for them to the interior of the country.
As far as DumBama's numbers, those were as phony as a three dollar bill:
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High deportation figures are misleading
Immigrants living illegally beyond the border area are less likely to be deported under 'deporter in chief' President Obama, contrary to widespread belief.www.latimes.com