Due to threat to public safety, federal judge blocks Trump administration conditioning of disaster relief and security funds based on states immigration policies. Illegal to withhold funding approved by congress for sanctuary cities. However misguided priority of Trump administration is to divert FEMA funds to immigration enforcement. Or delay in disaster relief except for emergency requests from rich republican supporters. Unlike past administrations, now the majority of deportation detainees are non-criminals who are unlikely to be security risks.
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Due to threat to public safety, federal judge blocks Trump administration conditioning of disaster relief and security funds based on states immigration policies. Illegal to withhold funding approved by congress for sanctuary cities. However misguided priority of Trump administration is to divert FEMA funds to immigration enforcement. Or delay in disaster relief except for emergency requests from rich republican supporters. Unlike past administrations, now the majority of deportation detainees are non-criminals who are unlikely to be security risks.
Due to threat to public safety, federal judge blocks Trump administration conditioning of disaster relief and security funds based on states immigration policies. Illegal to withhold funding approved by congress for sanctuary cities. However misguided priority of Trump administration is to divert FEMA funds to immigration enforcement. Or delay in disaster relief except for emergency requests from rich republican supporters. Unlike past administrations, now the majority of deportation detainees are non-criminals who are unlikely to be security risks.
The Obama administration deported an average of 942 people a day for a total of 2,749,706 people in eight years. But those 2.7 million were all security risks, right?
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Due to threat to public safety, federal judge blocks Trump administration conditioning of disaster relief and security funds based on states immigration policies. Illegal to withhold funding approved by congress for sanctuary cities. However misguided priority of Trump administration is to divert FEMA funds to immigration enforcement. Or delay in disaster relief except for emergency requests from rich republican supporters. Unlike past administrations, now the majority of deportation detainees are non-criminals who are unlikely to be security risks.
The Obama administration deported an average of 942 people a day for a total of 2,749,706 people in eight years. But those 2.7 million were all security risks, right?
Targeted recent border crossers and immigrants convicted of serious crimes. Created a tiered list of priorities, but advocates argued enforcement overstepped these guidelines.
Abandoned the tiered system and declared all undocumented immigrants a priority for removal, regardless of criminal record. This led to more interior arrests of people with no criminal convictions.
Family separation and detention
Detained families together, and faced court challenges that eventually restricted how long children could be held.
Implemented a "zero tolerance" policy that intentionally separated thousands of children from their parents at the border. Also advocated for indefinite family detention.
Use of force and secrecy
Faced criticism for abusive treatment by Border Patrol agents, but without the additional factors of highly public, aggressive interior raids.
ICE tactics and presence became more visible and aggressive, with agents sometimes hiding their identities during raids. Reports of agents acting with unnecessary secrecy also led to concern.
Due process
Faced criticism for fast-tracking deportations, particularly of recent border crossers, without sufficient due process.
Faced extensive legal battles over actions like using expedited removal and seeking to strip asylum seekers of rights. This led judges to accuse the administration of ignoring due process.
Scope of targeting
Primarily focused enforcement on recent arrivals and those with criminal records, though some long-term residents were still caught in sweeps.
Targeted a broader range of individuals, including legal residents, students, and those with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), as part of a more aggressive agenda.
Deportation numbers
Earned the label "deporter-in-chief" from immigrant advocates, overseeing a high number of deportations, particularly in the earlier years of the administration.
Did not ultimately deport as many people in the first term as Obama, but achieved high arrest numbers and garnered more public outrage through its aggressive tactics and rhetoric.
If you Google the differences between Obama and Trump regarding deportation this is what you get. Differences in policy and tactics. Couldn't get the table to post properly, but Obama on the left and trump on the right.
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Administration
Obama
Enforcement priorities
Targeted recent border crossers and immigrants convicted of serious crimes. Created a tiered list of priorities, but advocates argued enforcement overstepped these guidelines.
Abandoned the tiered system and declared all undocumented immigrants a priority for removal, regardless of criminal record. This led to more interior arrests of people with no criminal convictions.
Family separation and detention
Detained families together, and faced court challenges that eventually restricted how long children could be held.
Implemented a "zero tolerance" policy that intentionally separated thousands of children from their parents at the border. Also advocated for indefinite family detention.
Use of force and secrecy
Faced criticism for abusive treatment by Border Patrol agents, but without the additional factors of highly public, aggressive interior raids.
ICE tactics and presence became more visible and aggressive, with agents sometimes hiding their identities during raids. Reports of agents acting with unnecessary secrecy also led to concern.
Due process
Faced criticism for fast-tracking deportations, particularly of recent border crossers, without sufficient due process.
Faced extensive legal battles over actions like using expedited removal and seeking to strip asylum seekers of rights. This led judges to accuse the administration of ignoring due process.
Scope of targeting
Primarily focused enforcement on recent arrivals and those with criminal records, though some long-term residents were still caught in sweeps.
Targeted a broader range of individuals, including legal residents, students, and those with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), as part of a more aggressive agenda.
Deportation numbers
Earned the label "deporter-in-chief" from immigrant advocates, overseeing a high number of deportations, particularly in the earlier years of the administration.
Did not ultimately deport as many people in the first term as Obama, but achieved high arrest numbers and garnered more public outrage through its aggressive tactics and rhetoric.
If you Google the differences between Obama and Trump regarding deportation this is what you get. Differences in policy and tactics. Couldn't get the table to post properly, but Obama on the left and trump on the right.
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