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ICE is moving at record speed! Illegal Aliens with final order deportation status can be: -Arrested in the morning -Processed in the afternoon -Placed on a removal flight that evening
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ICE’s accelerated deportation process is exactly how enforcement should work—no delays, no loopholes. Expedited removal under current policy ensures those with final orders are processed and deported swiftly, cutting through bureaucratic red tape that previously allowed endless appeals. This isn’t just efficiency; it’s restoring the rule of law. Every deportation flight that takes off sends a clear message: America prioritizes security, sovereignty, and a lawful immigration system. The days of catch-and-release are over. Now, let’s keep this momentum and expand it to every sanctuary city undermining federal authority.

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This is the way

Call the Speaker! Get off your ass! Got to work.

Thank you ICE!

THIS IS THE ULTIMATE FIX FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION! 🎯🎯🎯🎯 Republicans can smartly counter illegal immigration’s electoral impact by building ICE detention centers in GOP strongholds to influence the 2030 census and lock in House seats. 📊🇺🇸 The Constitution counts everyone, including non-citizens (Evenwel v. Abbott, 2016), and DHS can pick detention sites (Trump v. Hawaii, 2018), with detainees tallied at their facility’s location (Franklin v. Massachusetts, 1992), making centers in red states like Texas or Montana a game-changer for GOP district numbers. 🟥🚀 Meanwhile, sanctuary states like California snag 2-4 seats from ~2M undocumented immigrants (Pew, 2020), and Wisconsin’s liberal-leaning Supreme Court threatens GOP maps (CNN, 2025). 😠⚖️ By placing ICE facilities in Republican counties, using special censuses (13 U.S.C. § 8) to cement counts, and harnessing 50,000 detainees to flip a House seat (Trump v. New York, 2020), this airtight plan—backed by the Census Act (13 U.S.C. § 1) and aligned with prison gerrymandering (Rucho, 2019)—avoids Equal Protection pitfalls (Dep’t of Commerce v. New York, 2019). 🛡️📜 With ICE’s 200+ facilities and GOP support, new centers are doable by 2030, neutralizing illegal immigration’s sway and securing fair congressional representation. 🗳️💪

ICE is deporting fewer migrants at ten times the cost.

Now that’s what i’m talking about. Ice ice baby.
