Trump Sends Fewer Mexicans Home Despite Deportation Talk

Trump Sends Fewer Mexicans Home Despite Deportation Talk

By Nacha Cattan
December 27, 2017, 11:03 AM PST Updated on December 27, 2017, 12:42 PM PST

• Mexican data show 26% fewer Mexicans repatriated Jan-Nov 2017
• Trump has vowed to expell millions of undocumented immigrants

Trump Says 'Chain Migration' and Visa Lottery Will End

President Donald Trump sent 26 percent fewer Mexicans back home this year through November than Barack Obama did in the same period in 2016, despite vows to crack down on illegal immigration, Mexican government data show.

About 152,000 Mexican nationals were repatriated from the U.S. between January and November, according to data from Mexico’s Interior Ministry that were first reported by Milenio newspaper. That compares with just under 205,000 in the first 11 months of 2016.

Trump, who took office Jan. 20, has vowed to expel potentially millions of undocumented immigrants and to build a wall along the Mexican border. He also ended, at least temporarily, Obama-era protections against deportation of people who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children. Officials at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement pointed to their statistics when asked for comment.

An ICE report of data through early October showed that removals of Mexican nationals were down, but administrative arrests of all immigrants were up 30 percent in fiscal year 2017. It concludes that the decrease in removal numbers overall compared to fiscal year 2016 was primarily due to about 17 percent fewer migrants apprehended at the border.

The Mexican government defines repatriation as an administrative measure dictated by migration officials through which a foreign person is returned to their country of origin.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...portation-talk

People in US Illegally Crowd Local Bus Station Upon Re​lease from Custody

https://www.alipac.us/f12/tx-people-...ustody-353741/

DOJ is responsible for deportation hearings and deportation orders. That's Jeff Sessions responsibility.

Do deportation hearing via SKYPE.

Load them up on a bus and deport!

They should never get a hearing to begin with...change the rules to my 5 STEP PLAN!

No papers
No entry
No rights
No court
Deport within 24 hours!

CBO: At Least 4.5M Anchor Babies in U.S.

Deport all minor anchor babies with their parents. Hurry! They age every day. Get these people out of here, all minor children in tow.

Thanks to Trump, Congress Is Finally Moving to Legalize the DREAMers

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DOJ is responsible for deportation hearings and deportation orders. That's Jeff Sessions responsibility.

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Sessions can only work with what he has and to that end he is making huge improvements at the DOJ with many policy changes.

I know you don't want to hear this and would prefer to deflect all responsibility and accountability away from President Trump, but ultimately the responsibility rest with our lawmakers and the President of the United States. I won't deny that Sessions has a major role, but his job effectiveness is limited by the authority and resources granted by Trump and U.S. Congress.

IMO, it's just silly to blame what may be considered an inadequate DOJ on Jeff Sessions. The man has been working tenaciously over the last 11 months to straighten out a department that has been woefully lacking and poorly funded for quite some time now.

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Under the Bush and Obama administrations, the agencies responsible for immigration enforcement (under the Department of Homeland Security) got a bunch more money to apprehend and deport a bunch more immigrants. But the agency in charge of immigration courts, under the Department of Justice, didn’t get the same kind of funding boost to process those cases.

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https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2017/8/10/16119910/trump-deportations-obama

Hopefully this situation will soon improve now that Jeff Sessions is hiring more immigration court judges. However, with the way the immigration courts are set up, I don't expect huge inroads overnight. It took many years to create a docket with an over 500,000 backlog and that number isn't going to magically vanish until the process changes. Sessions is currently doing his part to change what he can with the authority he has and funding allocated to him.

You are certainly entitled to your opinion but my opinion is when I have managers and they aren't getting their job done, they're held accountable for that, not me. Maybe yours and JD2's work experience were different than mine, I never worked anywhere that I could fail to do my job and blame my boss for it. I've also been a boss and had people work for me, when they screwed up I didn't blame myself for it and no one did either, they blamed the person whose job it was to do something and didn't do it. In my world, that gets you fired or put on notice with a warning.

It's funny how you guys think. It really is!!

LOL!!!

Good-bye, MW.

50 New Immigration Judges on Duty, and 370 More Coming

11/15/17

Additional staff will help the government start to reduce the backlog of court cases, said Attorney General Jeff Sessions

@ 50 New Immigration Judges on Duty, and 370 More Coming

They will be caught, they will be deported.

And when they are caught...they leave with nothing.

Best to sell out and go back with what you can.

CHAIN DEPORTATION IN 2018!

Judy wrote (excerpt):

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It's funny how you guys think. It really is!!

LOL!!!

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Hmm, perhaps i feel the same in regards to you. Honestly, I frequently feel you allow your tunnel vision to cloud your perception and understanding of the big picture. Just saying ......

Interesting that you're allowed to post such rude insulting and demeaning comments when no one else is.

"Just saying ....."

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50 New Immigration Judges on Duty, and 370 More Coming

11/15/17

Additional staff will help the government start to reduce the backlog of court cases, said Attorney General Jeff Sessions

@ 50 New Immigration Judges on Duty, and 370 More Coming

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Hopefully Trump can prevail on Congress to fund them. There's no funding for them yet. That funding is in the RAISE ACT and on Trump's list of budget demands. We need 60 votes in the Senate to get them, we were 8 short, in January we'll be 9 short, so some alternative methods to fix the logistics issues in DOJ to cure this back-log problem need to be in hand.

Trump removed fewer Mexican immigrants from US in 2017 than Obama did in 2016

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Trump removed fewer Mexican immigrants from US in 2017 than Obama did in 2016

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Yeah, that's because Mexican migration into the US was half of what it was the year before according to Center for Immigration Studies.

Their days are numbered. They will not be able to stay.

Best to sell out, pack up and go "dream" on your soil and Make Your Country Great.

They have land, they have resources...they need to run for office and go march on your streets for change!

NO EXCUSES TO COME HERE! WE HAVE THE SAME PROBLEMS...GO FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS ON YOUR SOIL...NOT TAKE FROM US!

There are currently MILLIONS of illegal aliens from Mexico in the U.S. that aren't being deported.

DHS: Deportations of Illegal Aliens Living Across U.S. Increase 37 Percent Under Trump
https://www.alipac.us/f12/dhs-deport...2/#post1578259

37 million Mexican-Americans and immigrants in the US with roots in Mexico