A woman is dead after being shot by a federal agent during an ICE operation Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called the woman's actions leading up to the shooting "an act of domestic terrorism."
You’re right, they did receive a massive funding boost. I don’t think that’s the police funding increase I was talking about regarding AOC though. I don’t know how many brownshirts were in ICE under Biden & Trump though, so I can’t speculate. But yes, deportations did go down, and it wasn’t just cause they included the numbers that were turning away at the border though, but actually taken from American soil, and deported elsewhere.
Results of fewer than 10 aliens for filtered values are obscured for privacy reasons. Data as of beginning of October 2020 through end of December 2024. Data is current as of January 2025.
So if the data is current as of January 2025 when Trump started what is this doing to prove your claims?
I didn’t read much. I only looked at charts, and I could only list those back to fiscal year 2021. Not quite what I was hoping for, but still way better than just '25
Your ICE data hasn’t been updated since Trump took office, so you cannot use it to prove that deportations are down under Trump. Deportations under Trump’s first year have not been officially published. If you read what you linked as a “gotcha”, you’d understand this.
Was my claim not that there were more ICE deportations under Biden? Are we not looking at the same thing? Is ICE own website an algorithm that just feeds people what they wonna see?
You’re right, they did receive a massive funding boost. I don’t think that’s the police funding increase I was talking about regarding AOC though. I don’t know how many brownshirts were in ICE under Biden & Trump though, so I can’t speculate. But yes, deportations did go down, and it wasn’t just cause they included the numbers that were turning away at the border though, but actually taken from American soil, and deported elsewhere.
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And I’m sure that you can provide a year over year source of those claims you are making, right?
Right?
I didn’t do much more than you could’ve done. Though I can’t figure out why it only goes back to Biden first year https://www.ice.gov/statistics
So if the data is current as of January 2025 when Trump started what is this doing to prove your claims?
I didn’t read much. I only looked at charts, and I could only list those back to fiscal year 2021. Not quite what I was hoping for, but still way better than just '25
You didn’t have to say that, we already know you don’t read.
Apparently you didn’t either. I don’t even know how you got the “only current 2025” part.
Your ICE data hasn’t been updated since Trump took office, so you cannot use it to prove that deportations are down under Trump. Deportations under Trump’s first year have not been officially published. If you read what you linked as a “gotcha”, you’d understand this.
You… understand that Trump wasn’t president in 2024… right?
Not sure where you’re getting the idea I ever said that.
So you just didn’t look at your source? Or did you paste the wrong one?
How did prove any of your claims though?
Was my claim not that there were more ICE deportations under Biden? Are we not looking at the same thing? Is ICE own website an algorithm that just feeds people what they wonna see?
When you’re comparing something like that you need two sets of data but you’re only showing Biden’s deportations.
Can’t compare one set of data my friend.