kyzr
Diamond Member
Methinks that the TDS democrats doth protest too much...
Here are the removal totals by president:
Clinton removed 12,000,000
Bush removed 10,000,000
Obama removed 5,000,000
Trump-45 removed 1,500,000
Biden released 12,000,000 into the US
Trump-47 plans to remove 11,000,00. (less than Bill Clinton)
Creating a system of camps to accommodate some portion of the more than 11 million people Trump says he wants to deport would dwarf the current total federal and state prison population, to say nothing of the cost of detaining so many people while they have their day in court. “The idea that they’re going to be able to quickly set up the infrastructure to carry out deportations by the millions is just fantasy thinking,” Bier told me.
So how did Bill Clinton deport 12,000,000 illegals while not making anyone's radar?
Can Trump use the same deportation method used by Bill Clinton?
Yes, Obama deported more people than Trump but context is everything
President Donald Trump wants to deport a lot of people this weekend. "You know what? They came in illegally. They have to go out," he told reporters Friday as he confirmed that planned immigration raids would go ahead in certain cities starting this weekend.
www.cnn.com
Yes, Obama deported more people than Trump but context is everything
"According to an analysis by the Migration Policy Institute, more than 12 million people were “deported” – either removed or returned – from the US during the Clinton administration. More than 10 million were removed or returned during the Bush administration. Far fewer – more than 5 million – were removed or returned during the Obama administration."Here are the removal totals by president:
Clinton removed 12,000,000
Bush removed 10,000,000
Obama removed 5,000,000
Trump-45 removed 1,500,000
Biden released 12,000,000 into the US
Trump-47 plans to remove 11,000,00. (less than Bill Clinton)
Why deportations actually dropped in Trump’s first term
"During his first term, Trump also promised mass deportations. And he did deport a large number of people – more than 1.5 million – during his four years in office, according to Kathleen Bush-Joseph, a policy analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.Creating a system of camps to accommodate some portion of the more than 11 million people Trump says he wants to deport would dwarf the current total federal and state prison population, to say nothing of the cost of detaining so many people while they have their day in court. “The idea that they’re going to be able to quickly set up the infrastructure to carry out deportations by the millions is just fantasy thinking,” Bier told me.
So how did Bill Clinton deport 12,000,000 illegals while not making anyone's radar?
Can Trump use the same deportation method used by Bill Clinton?