Did Obama use ICE to arrest and deport?

Obama deported more people, by a wide margin.

Syracuse University’s TRAC and subsequent press accounts report that over eight years the Obama administration recorded more than 3.1 million ICE deportations and that fiscal‑year totals under Obama included tens of thousands of interior removals [1] [4]. Reporting from 2017 noted 65,332 individuals were detained and deported in FY2016 alone, illustrating the scale of removals late in Obama’s term.

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DogMan · 61-69, M

If ICE helped an old lady across the street, protestors would snap a picture and add
a comment that ICE was violently arresting and deporting her.

They know that the left will suck up anything and everything negative about ICE or
Trump. No proof is ever necessary.

ElwoodBlues · M

@DogMan This murder is proven!! Renee Nicole Good was told to leave; she started a K-turn to leave, then masked agents started yelling other orders while cursing.

Jonathan Ross was clear of the vehicle when he opened fire. Reuters has a second-by-second timeline with video frames. Notice how Jonathan Ross is fully clear of the vehicle before firing his first shot (3rd frame).

https://www.reuters.com/graphics/USA-TRUMP/MINNESOTA-RECONSTRUCT/egvbbeqeevq/

DogMan · 61-69, M

@ElwoodBlues We will see in a court of law. Your pictures and statements mean nothing.

ElwoodBlues · M

@DogMan says

We will see in a court of law.

I strongly doubt that. tRump and Obergruppenführer Miller are preventing any investigation of the murder of Renee Nicole Good. They are blocking both state and federal authorities from investigating the killing. That's why SIX senior DoJ prosecutors recently resigned.

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DogMan · 61-69, M

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Charity · 70-79
@DogMan

Are you calling people stupid people know the difference in when someone is arrested and want someone has been helped.

Like yesterday They went into a man's house, elderly gentleman, brought him outside in a robe and underpants in a blanket around his shoulders and it's snow on the ground, wouldn't even let him put on clothes and he is a US citizen.

Who is THEY? And what was he being arrested for? A little context would be helpful.

ElwoodBlues · M

@DogMan "They" is ICE. ICE doesn't need a warrant to smash down a door, nor a "reason" to arrest someone, hadn't you noticed?? The arrested man is ChongLy "Scott" Thao, Hmong Immigrant and U.S. Citizen.

ChongLy "Scott" Thao told the AP that his daughter-in-law woke him up from a nap Sunday afternoon and said that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were banging at the door of his residence in St. Paul. He told her not to open it. Masked agents then forced their way in and pointed guns at the family, yelling at them, Thao recalled.

"I was shaking," he said. "They didn't show any warrant; they just broke down the door."

... Thao said agents drove him "to the middle of nowhere" and made him get out of the car in the frigid weather so they could photograph him. He said he feared they would beat him. He was asked for his ID, which agents earlier prevented him from retrieving.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/a-u-s-citizen-says-ice-forced-open-the-door-to-his-minnesota-home-and-removed-him-in-his-underwear-after-a-warrantless-search

Charity · 70-79

@DogMan

Apologies I thought the thread was about I C E.

Illegal citizenship and he was a citizen - I actually wrote in my comment to you he was a citizen "" should have gave you an idea."" Are you just being sarcastic?