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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow

Great job this guy should have been deported but even if he wasn't illegal they kept letting him out of jail even murder and then release again

illegal immigrant with a lengthy violent criminal history was accused of killing a mother

https://wjla.com/news/local/could-have-been-prevented-fairfax-police-union-slams-descano-after-womans-murder[/quote]

1) I’m glad Abigail Spanberger is Governor instead of Winsome Earle-Sears.

2) You are 100 times more likely to be murdered by a U.S. citizen than by an immigrant.[/quote]

Spanberger has been governor for 2 months.

If someone wants to run against Descano, fine.  He came close to being primaries last time.  But we're referencing police emails from April 2024 which notably was not when Spanberger was governor.  [/quote]

Spamberger wants to hide the illegals and protect them even more so it's going to get worse [/quote]

Again, immigrants are less likely to commit crimes.  ICE is wasting money and time going after 5 year olds instead of following the standard prosecutorial procedures that have been place for decades.[/quote]

The same party that screams it isn’t a criminal offense to be in the country illegally, needs to recognize that the civil remedy is detaining and deportation.

No prosecution is needed. Detain -&gt; deport. [/quote]

ICE is rounding up people who came here properly and are engaging with the system.  And of cpure arresting and harassing US citizens. They aren't going after criminals.[/quote]

Sure they are.  Tens of thousands of criminal aliens have been arrested.  Child predators. Murderers. Aliens with DUI infractions.  Rapists. 
And they are also picking up those with final deportation orders. And if there happens to be others around who are illegally here they get them too. 
This is what happens when you allow in millions without vetting like Biden did. [/quote]

If this administration was really interested in deporting as many illegals as possible, why doesn't it do workplace audits in industries like agriculture and construction? Roaming through grocery store parking lots seems like a really inefficient way to accomplish large scale deportations.[/quote]

They do. And the wacky protesters hate that too. 
Remember the pot farm crack down where illegal aliens were found working AND child labor was happening?  [b]Or the Hyundai plant raid that resulted in 500 arrests?  [/b]
Lots of the most heinous criminals don’t work at these establishments. They make their living through child and sex trafficking. [/quote]

Those workers were all on valid guest-worker Visas helping set up the Hyundai plant.  None of those workers had any intention of remaining and Trump and the administration had to grovel to the South Korean government to beg for those people to return to the US.[/quote]

Counterfactual.

[quote]Schrank told reporters in Savannah that while some of the detained workers illegally crossed the U.S. border, others had entered the country legally but had expired visas or had entered on a visa waiver that prohibited them from working. He said some of those detained worked for the battery manufacturer, while others were employed by contractors and subcontractors at the construction site.[/quote]

https://apnews.com/article/us-south-korea-ice-raid-georgia-hyundai-9394482c195664d7cc3db67ae998ac05[/quote]

So...why did Trump et al beg them to return?

The White House on Monday moved to limit the fallout of an immigration raid at a South Korean-owned battery plant in Georgia on Sept.4 — a move that angered the U.S. ally and sparked concerns regarding foreign investment in the U.S.

Amid backlash and concerns over how the raid could disrupt efforts to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. — a move called reshoring or onshoring — Trump, in a post on Truth Social Monday, stressed that foreign workers are “welcome” in the country.

Trump said that he wants foreign companies building complex products, machines, and various other “things” to bring skilled employees to train the domestic workforce, though he emphasized that these foreign workers are expected to return home eventually.

“If we didn’t do this, all of that massive Investment will never come in the first place... I don’t want to frighten off or disincentivize Investment into America by outside Countries or Companies,” Trump said.

Meanwhile, Christopher Landau, a top U.S. diplomat, expressed regret over the immigration raid in a meeting with South Korean counterparts over the weekend, suggesting that the event could be used as a turning point to strengthen bilateral relations, according to the Korean Foreign Ministry. Landau also said that South Korean workers will face no disadvantages in reentering the U.S. and that Washington would strive to prevent similar incidents.[/quote]

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