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The Trump administration has failed in identifying and deporting undocumented criminals, so they’re spending $100 million to hire private companies to do it. Companies that have no experience in doing this. That’s why the DHS is over-budget.

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Rigels_Child 💫✨🔥1 year ago

It means the video of the bounty hunters in police stn was true n the cops knew that too

Just 1 American1 year ago

Yes bounty hunters and #J6 ers. Just like we warned everyone about. So as we said they are not Police when they claimed to be. We guessed proud boys and MAGA were wearing masks. And they said oh no. But oh yes it was the truth.

Patricia Johnson1 year ago

This and accommodations at the Marriott. Wouldn't you love to get a look at the bar tabs?

Diana 501 year ago

Palantir got contract

Silly Grandma☮️☪️🕎✝️🇨🇦🇺🇸1 year ago

Incredible waste of taxpayer dollars by Department of Homeland Security

alex azzam1 year ago

Friends of friends, a big grift

No Unity With The Devil1 year ago

These people will ruin their lives and never get paid

Joseph blowseph1 year ago

People who do these types of videos are always braindead

Michael McGraw1 year ago

What ever needs to be done

Julie1 year ago

Over a million have gone home in 6 months. That’s not bad.

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