Whatever process the law requires to a) make sure they are actually an illegal alien and b) as part of that surety, giving the potential deportee a chance to challenge the order in case it is a mistake.
As I have mentioned several times, about 1% of all deportations are US citizens or legal residents deported by mistake.
When that happens, it costs taxpayer dollars because the person deported by mistake usually gets a settlement to make them whole for the injury caused.
You should be happy such procedures are in place.
Assures we are only getting rid of illegals (within limits) and saves is tax dollars.
Internal studies that show ICE needs to do a better job reporting on this type of thing.
Here is one such report:
For example, available ICE data indicate that ICE arrested 674, detained 121, and removed 70 potential U.S. citizens from fiscal year 2015 through the second quarter of fiscal year 2020 (March 2020)
No. It actually says 70 “potentially” citizens. They could all be non citizens.
I found it interesting that it says ICE questions detainees to see if they could have somehow gained citizenship even if the detainee does not claim citizenship.
Let this ■■■■ show continue please. Midterms are around the corner.
These hypocritical dumbasses can’t even get their lies straight.
Note to Dimbulbcrat:
This and all the other debacles wouldn’t even be in the news if you dumbasses didn’t facilitate the invasion of 12-14 million illegals into this country.
And now you’re championing terrorist gang members? You morons are ■■■■■■■ nuts.
BTW, who’s paying the travel expenses for these cement heads to go to El Salvador?
And who’s paying for this Salvadoran citizen’s lawyer(s)?
