As the U.S. gets bombarded with an unprecedented surge of migrants along the southern border, Immigration and Customs Enforcement records show a shocking decline in deportations during the Biden administration's first year including dangerous criminals.
In 2019, the last full year under Trump administration policies, ICE removed 267,258 illegal aliens, more than quadruple the amount deported in 2021.
Removals of criminal aliens dropped 62% in 2021 to 39,149 compared to 103,762 in 2020.
The removal of criminal aliens from the interior also dropped substantially even though the administration claims it is prioritizing deporting those who pose a threat to public safety.
In its assessment of the recently obtained ICE figures CIS, the nation's only think tank devoted exclusively to the research of U.S. immigration policy, writes that "The drop in enforcement activity in 2021 is directly attributable to the implementation of the Biden enforcement policies." A breakdown of removals by fiscal year clearly illustrates a steep reduction in every category-interior, border, illegal immigrants with criminal convictions and aggravated felons-after Biden policies were adopted.
The huge drop in removals is especially distressing because it occurred during a record-breaking year in which more than 2 million illegal aliens crossed the Mexican border, according to figures provided by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
After Biden took office, the number of illegal aliens that tried to enter the U.S. through Mexico increased steadily with a major surge in asylum seekers.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/deportations-fell-70-in-bidens-first-year/
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