Thread: 95,416 Deported by Secure Communities as of 9/20/2011

Originally Posted by jd421

Does anyone know if this includes voluntary departures??

9,000 Mexican Migrants Repatriated from Arizona

Mexico's government says nearly 9,000 Mexicans caught as illegal migrants in Arizona
have been flown to Mexico City the past two months under a voluntary repatriation program.

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-251348.html

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

95,416 Deported by Secure Communities as of 9/20/2011 www.ice.gov

JD2, do you happen to have the full ICE link to this information ..thanks

95,000 deported and 300,000 givin' amnesty!

Instead of Secure Community's should have a Community Math Class!

What the hell? New Jersey gets nothing? Not ONE illegal? NO FAIR.

Originally Posted by pattyk

What the hell? New Jersey gets nothing? Not ONE illegal? NO FAIR.

I.C.E. Secure Communities can't deport illegal aliens from N.J. because not one jurisdiction in N.J. is enrolled in the program. YET.

States with NO communities enrolled in Secure Communities.

AK 0 of 27
DC 0 of 1
ME 0 of 16
MN 0 of 87
ND 0 of 53
NH 0 of 10
NJ 0 of 21
VT 0 of 14

ice.gov/
9/27/2011

N.J. was part of the big sweep for criminal aliens.

86 in NJ arrested as part of fed immigration sweep

Published 02:30 p.m., Wednesday, September 28, 2011

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Federal immigration officials say they've arrested 86 immigrants with criminal convictions in New Jersey.

The arrests announced Wednesday were part of a recent nationwide roundup and deportation of nearly 3,000 immigrants with at least one criminal conviction.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials say the seven-day national enforcement operation, dubbed "Cross Check," was the largest of its kind for the agency. ICE Director John Morton says more than 1,600 of the 2,901 criminal immigrants arrested in the last week had at least one felony conviction.

The roundup comes a month after Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced immigration officials would focus enforcement efforts on serious criminals and delay deportation cases for most non-criminal immigrants who don't pose a threat to public safety or national security.

http://www.chron.com/news/article/86-in ... 193268.php

JD2,

the post explains XXXXXX as of 9/20/2011.

I'll bite, since when??

Originally Posted by jd421

JD2,

the post explains XXXXXX as of 9/20/2011.

I'll bite, since when??

Since when Secure Communities started.
Some time in 2008, I think.
They are adding more communities every week so they deport more people now than when they started.

From what I can find I think the count started in Oct. 2008.

CHECK YOUR COUNTY:
ICE Secure Communities:
1,595 of of 3,181 (50%) Jurisdictions have now been activated
http://t.co/G1x7BtO SCROLL DOWN