Biden's irresponsible border policies

 NY Post:

The number of people arrested by the Border Patrol for illegally crossing the border nearly doubled in 2022 — but only half of them were deported, federal officials revealed Friday.

Of the 142,750 arrested in the 12 months ending Sept. 30, only 72,177 were removed. That’s up slightly from just over 59,000 deported during the 2021 fiscal year, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in the agency’s year-end report.

Both numbers are a fraction of the 185,884 illegal immigrants deported in fiscal year 2020 during the last year of former President Donald Trump’s watch — and way below the 267,258 who were sent back across the border in the 2019 fiscal year, the report said.

The report was published as ICE deployed 600 special agents to the US-Mexico border, with 300 others dispatched overseas to try to crack down on smuggling operations.

However, the relocation of federal immigration agents to the frontier has reduced the agency’s ability to focus more resources on international busts and non-border deportations.
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In all, the report said deportees were removed to more than 150 countries. More than 44,000 had been charged or convicted of crimes, including “2,667 known or suspected gang members, 55 known or suspected terrorists, and seven human rights violators.”
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We need a return to the Trump policies which made America safer. 

See, also:

Impeach Biden over Catastrophe He’s Caused at the Border

 The president’s dereliction of duty has created a crisis. Congress must either impeach him or fix it.

And:

 Sports Announcer Suspended for Calling Illegal Aliens … Illegal Aliens

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