High deportation numbers noted, heavily targeting illegal immigrant criminals.

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Tara: With the Supreme Court pulling out the stops, artificially constructed by open-borders globalists George W. Bush and his friend Joe Biden—this fake idea that you have to have a hearing before you can be deported, that Congress erased over 30 years ago when they passed a law that expedited deportations, in other words, you didn’t have to appear before a judge—with that finally out of the way, folks, the Trump administration winning at the Supreme Court this week... Yeah, we lost some, but we won some big league, too. Trump now has the door open to deport millions without a hearing, and they didn’t waste any time. The left going wild over these numbers as they watch their future potential voters marched out the door. This from the New York Times: reeling in horror as federal immigration officials have detained more than, get this, 10,000 people in the last five days. It's a record and a major surge that is stemmed from the push for ICE to increase arrests, and the combination of that and the Supreme Court ruling, they haven’t wasted any time. So, folks who used to be able to hide behind a hearing... Lee, they didn’t actually need—what happened was George W. Bush... But presidents can interpret laws, like okay, this is what the law says but I’m the executive, this is what I’m going to do in my administration. And so George W. Bush put all these fake barriers, hearings that weren’t in the law, in the way, and then Joe Biden and Barack Obama simply copied a lot of that. But it’s got no basis in law, and Trump came along, read the law, and went, "Well, no, I’m not doing that. No, we’re just going to use the fast deport powers." And they sued him and said, "Well, but you have to do what George W. Bush says." And Trump said, "No, I don’t, I have to do what’s in the law." Anyway, they dragged it out for well over a year. Trump just won, and now it’s already beginning. So, 10,000 people picked up in the last five days. And with the new funding we’ve got, both from the big, beautiful bill but the extra 70 million that we got because Democrats were stupid enough to shut down the Department of Homeland Security—reopening that whole debate, we got an extra 70 billion dollars—we’ve got 10,000 boots on the ground, we’re hiring even more. This is really ramping up, Lee. Lee: Getting busy. Tara: Yeah, this is good news. So that is, at this rate—and they’re saying they think it’ll go even higher—730,000 that they will lay hands on a year in deport. Now, if you’re doing the math and you’re saying, "Well, that’s bad, that’s not good, you know, we’ve got, you know, Joe Biden let in probably around 20 million between the visa overstays and the open border," we got the border shut. It’s gone down to zero. Um, but people are getting on these planes and flying out themselves rather than getting caught and not being able to come back. And they haven’t put that number out lately, Lee, and I suspect it’s because it’s high and the Democrats would flip out and launch all kinds of lawsuits. So, the—what’s interesting here, the main people they’re putting hands on and getting out are the actual criminals. They’re either criminals in their country who are hiding out here, or they’ve committed crimes in this country. That is their enforcement priority, and if you get caught with them, they pick you up, too. Whereas they’re using the, "Hey, we’ll give you $2,500 a head to fly out," so your family of four, guess what, you got $10,000 to restart your life with and, where are you from? Yeah, just go back there. Here, we’ll give you a free flight out. And that means that in the future, you will not be restricted from applying to come back in. Now, you’re going to have to go through the long, the laborious process to do it that everybody has to go through, but we’re not going to restrict you if you get on the plane. A lot of people are taking that. It’s freaking them out. Lee: And why would you want to be here anyway, because as Democrats tell us, th ...

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