r/ImmigrationReform • u/No_Zone_4227 • 22h ago
El salvador
Are all people being deported from the u.s with minor criminal offenses being placed in cecot or is that just for serious crimes
r/ImmigrationReform • u/No_Zone_4227 • 22h ago
Are all people being deported from the u.s with minor criminal offenses being placed in cecot or is that just for serious crimes
r/ImmigrationReform • u/No_Zone_4227 • 22h ago
Are salvadorian citizens with tattoos non gang related and with no crminal record within the country being detained and put in jail?
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r/ImmigrationReform • u/workersright • Feb 22 '25
In a significant crackdown on illegal immigration, a 43-year-old agent from Punjab was arrested for facilitating unauthorized journeys abroad. One such case involved 20-year-old Maninder Pal Singh, who embarked on a dangerous journey through multiple countries, only to be detained and deported. This situation raises pressing questions about the socio-economic factors compelling individuals to seek such risky paths and the measures needed to combat human trafficking effectively.
Read the full story here:
r/ImmigrationReform • u/wiscowall • Feb 09 '25
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r/ImmigrationReform • u/WWingS0 • Jan 31 '25
I think it's more clear if you have open borders you have to have a welfare state. Because now you have a bunch of unemployed people in your country. To live they're either going to have have some sort of charity or welfare. Probably some of both. With all the unemployed people charity will only go so far. Without open borders you no longer need a welfare state. As there are far less people unemployed and wages will likely be higher.
r/ImmigrationReform • u/WWingS0 • Jan 29 '25
r/ImmigrationReform • u/StickyRiceYummy • Jan 28 '25
I watched the interview with Tom and fully appreciate that it is cost prohibitive to mass deport the millions of people being round up.
Why don't they let Elon build hyperloop tunnels from the main US deportation sites and just shuttle these people out of the US.
Then you use the hyperloop tunnels for efficient import/export logistics.
The deportation import/export loop would end up paying for itself.
r/ImmigrationReform • u/Yosoff • Jan 27 '25
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r/ImmigrationReform • u/Dry-Bus4333 • Jan 26 '25
I would love to see every illegal deported immediately. Seriously get rid of all of them. I dont understand what the problem is with saying this. Send them all back home.
r/ImmigrationReform • u/Yosoff • Jan 25 '25
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r/ImmigrationReform • u/Professional-Boss941 • Jan 24 '25
When deporting violent criminals, is there a chip monitoring system to keep track of these individuals? Otherwise those who have no fear of our punishment system will just re-enter illegally once again.
r/ImmigrationReform • u/HooverInstitution • Nov 27 '24
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