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Why not Florida or Texas?
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Yakuda
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It's.newsweek you retarded asshole
Yakuda
Verified User
This the same asinine argument we see from you deformed monkeys about election fraud. You rail against laws that would require people to identify themselves when they vote and then claim there's no even fence of voter fraud.
And not long from now it will do them in. Trumpers big on breaking things, small on making things work.
What is? Show a link?
Yakuda
Verified User
STFU you whiny piece of shit
Figured, run from any fact based discussion, the only MAHA survives.
gfm7175
Mega MAGA
ICE IS in those states also. It's just not "newsworthy" because state and local governments are cooperating with ICE in those states.
There are no reports here that DHS has sent 2,000 ICE agents to any Texas city. We have ICE operations, but not on the scale that they have sent to blue cities! It’s reported they are mostly targeting jails and courtrooms here, and leaving farms and construction sites unaffected as per request of our governor.
New ICE arrest data show the power of state and local governments to curtail mass deportations
Using fresh data on ICE arrests through mid-October from the Deportation Data Project, we examine how jails continue to facilitate mass deportation, spotlighting important opportunities ...
www.prisonpolicy.org
I notice how you keep proving to us you are an idiot living in an idiotic echo chamber
Yakuda
Verified User
You don't know what the fuck newsweek is.
Citation to this claim?
I do, used to be a magazine.
They want to cause domestic unrest in big blue cities.
gfm7175
Mega MAGA
You are only one person. Stop using the Marxist "We".
"State cooperation with ICE: As one might expect, states that mandate local collaboration with federal law enforcement often have higher levels of ICE arrests, with places like Tennessee, Florida, and Texas among the most extreme examples. To understand the impact of changes to immigration enforcement this year, our analysis compared arrests made between January 20 and May 20 to those made between May 21 and October 15. We found that Texas has the highest overall ICE arrests in this data, and their ICE arrest rate nearly doubled from the first to second period, from about 58 per 100,000 state residents to 110 per 100,000."
New ICE arrest data show the power of state and local governments to curtail mass deportations
Using fresh data on ICE arrests through mid-October from the Deportation Data Project, we examine how jails continue to facilitate mass deportation, spotlighting important opportunities ...
www.prisonpolicy.org
That’s it!
