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Social and Economic Cost of Illegal Immigration and Deportation as a Solution

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The Migratory Catastrophe Caused by Biden

The mass deportations of illegal immigrants have been a topic of intense debate in the United States, especially under the disastrous policy of lack of control generated by the Biden-Kamala administration, which left as a legacy to President Trump the consequences of a policy that rewarded and encouraged illegal immigration. Trump has promised to fix the problem with mass deportation, and reinstating measures that Biden repealed with executive actions during his term. This essay will explore the costs associated with these deportations, the economic and social cost of the disaster and lack of control of the current immigration policy, the cost to taxpayers, and the implications for families who will have to decide whether to leave accompanied by their children or leave them in the custody of a family member in this process. Perspectives on the legality of actions around immigration will be discussed and how this situation could evolve in the future will be analyzed.

National Sovereignty and Border Security

Under the premise of "American First," Trump seeks to strengthen national sovereignty and border security. Trump has hailed the construction of a wall on the southern border as a symbol of his intention to curb illegal immigration. His promise to reinstate immigration measures repealed by Biden, such as the "Remain in Mexico" program, aims to establish stricter border control and deter the arrival of new undocumented immigrants.

The arrival of millions of undocumented immigrants in recent years has generated a significant increase in pressure on legal and social resources. The Biden administration has taken the weakest stance in the history of border control, welcoming criminals, drug and human traffickers, and spies who have infiltrated along with immigrants seeking more favorable opportunities for their lives and their families by facilitating a route to greater decontrol and violation of immigration laws, a situation that is unacceptable for the security of the United States.

Priority of Deportations

 

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Supreme Court Paves Way for Mass Deportations of Undocumented Immigrants

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My analysis of the video: "SCOTUS Rules 9–0 on Decisive Case for Mass Deportations" published in an episode of "Crossroads" hosted by Joshua Philipp.

Unanimous Supreme Court Decision Limits Legal Resources in Deportation Cases

The United States Supreme Court has issued a unanimous ruling with significant implications for future immigration policies. In a 9-0 decision, both liberal and conservative justices determined that federal courts do not have the authority to review the Federal Government's decisions regarding the revocation of immigration visas.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, author of the decision in the case "Bofa vs. Mayorkas," established that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has fundamental discretion in these decisions, without the possibility of judicial review. This decision gives the DHS Secretary the authority to revoke the approval of any visa petition when deemed justified.

Implications for Mass Deportations

The recent Supreme Court ruling has profound implications for implementing large-scale deportations. Eliminating the possibility of judicial review of visa revocation decisions significantly reduces the ability of activist groups and legal organizations to delay or prevent deportation processes through individual litigation.

 

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Mass Deportation Is the Priority in the Face of the Invasion of Illegals Into the USA

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What To Expect From the Trump Administration’s Mass Deportation Plans

The severity of the massive and uncontrolled immigration crisis inherited from the Biden-Kamala regime has forced the Trump administration to prioritize mass deportation plans to crack down on the dangerous illegal immigration that has invaded the U.S.

The Department of Homeland Security, using data through 2022, estimated that there are 11 million undocumented people in the United States.

Experts project that the number of illegals has now risen to at least 12 million.

National security must be the top priority in the face of the massive illegal immigration and caravans that have invaded and intend to invade the U.S. before Trump assumes the presidency.

The first step is to detain and deport the criminals and rapists who are already on the books.

Tom Homan: "Undocumented immigrants who are deemed a threat to national security or public safety will be a priority for deportation."

He added that there are currently more than 1.5 million “convicted criminal aliens” in the U.S. with final orders of removal, whom they are going after, so these would be the first deportees of the new Trump administration. “There are thousands of gang members, illegal immigrant gang members that we're going to be looking for.

Next, we must identify and separate those who are not registered from those who are registered and have no criminal record and prosecute the illegals for subsequent deportation. Then, we will pursue comprehensive immigration reform.

Other solutions that deceptively seek to discredit deportation measures as a violation of the human rights of illegal immigrants and their families are political maneuvers to justify immigration chaos that affects national security.

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Largest Illegal Alien County Prepares ‘Resistance’ to Trump

Can you guess how many illegal aliens live in this 'sanctuary county'?

Eight percent of Los Angeles County is illegal. This is where 800,000 illegal aliens out of an estimated 3 million statewide (the real numbers are likely much higher) have been harbored.

And that may be about to change.

In no county and state has the political power of the Democrats been as closely tied to open borders as in Los Angeles County and California. Flipping California convinced the Democrats to tie their national fortunes to mass migration and for a while it seemed to be working.

Biden’s open borders team, from Border Czar Kamala Harris to Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and USCIS director Ur Mendoza Jaddou, were not only Californians, but typical products of its diverse checkbox political class who rejected the idea of national borders.

California deportations had sharply dropped off after the state began implementing pro-illegal and pro-crime laws in 2014, falling from a high of nearly 100,000 to less than 4,000 in 2024. With the California Values Act (SB 54) blocking law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities in place, the first Trump administration struggled to bring deportations up to around 30,000 a year and under Biden deportations effectively disappeared in California.

But the 2024 election may be about to crack the nation’s worst sanctuary state, county and city.

If Kamala had won, she would have been the first White House Democrat from California, but instead California Democrats in the largest illegal alien county in the country are panicking. 

 

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