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    Mexico's Illegal Immigrantion Deportation Numbers

    Detention Centers

    The number of detention centers increased between 2002 and 2006 to 52 with the construction of seven new centers; two more are currently under construction and 11 others are in the planning stages.

    The detention centers are located throughout the country with a concentration of small centers in southern Mexico, three large centers in the north, a center in Mexico City, and one near the southern border in Tapachula, Chiapas, that INM inaugurated in April 2006 and that can hold 1,450 migrants (see map).

    In 2005, of the 240,269 apprehensions made, 98 percent (235,464) resulted in deportations. The length of detention depends on the location of the apprehension, the migrant's nationality, identy documentation, and whether or not there is a pending legal claim, including an asylum application.

    Central American migrants with identity documents are commonly deported within days, while migrants from countries such as China may remain in detention for three to six months or longer.

    http://www.migrationinformation.org/Fea ... cfm?id=586

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    Statics show America deported 222,382 illegals in the year 2005, which was 84% of its total cases. Looks like we are a little more tolerant of illegals that Mexico.

    http://www.usdoj.gov/eoir/statspub/fy06syb.pdf

    http://immigrationcounters.com/
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    Pretty bad when a third world nation can do a better job at deportation than the United States, May be we should offer more money to who ever is running their immigration and give them Chertoff!


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    Quote Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS
    Pretty bad when a third world nation can do a better job at deportation than the United States, May be we should offer more money to who ever is running their immigration and give them Chertoff!

    Maybe we should also have Mexico help us build more detention centers? ICE operates eight Service Processing Centers (SPCs) and seven contract detention facilities. Additionally, immigration detainees are being held in local jails and private prisons across the United States. According to ICE, the average detention is about one month, although some detainees are kept for several years. This is substantially less detention centers than the 52 Mexico reported in 2006.

    Makes you wonder how a so called "3 world country" can afford this with such a poor economy.
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