＂One Million Illegals SELF Deported＂ - Trump’s Immigration CRACKDOWN Triggers MASS Migrant Exodus
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Summary
Nearly 1 million illegal immigrants have self-deported under Trump, which has led to higher wages, better jobs, and lower crime rates. While ICE arrests and deportations are a separate issue, mass de-deportations complement mass deportation.
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The fact that one million illegal immigrants self-deported themselves.
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Vinny just showed it to me right before the podcast.
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Nearly one million illegal immigrants have self-deported.
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Rob, enough shopping for stuff like that, buddy.
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You're like, seriously, it's a little embarrassing.
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Nearly one million illegal immigrants have self-deported under Trump,
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While ICE arrests and deportations transitions separate complement mass deportation,
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and reports are correct that the plan is more successful than anyone would have managed
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The Center for Immigration Studies has conservatively estimated that about 15.4 million illegal immigrants
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in the U.S., 50% over the four tumultuous years of Biden administration.
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That's no surprise, given that Biden administration could go a little bit lower.
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Trump wrote a wave of concerns about high-cost hospitals, housing, essential government cities,
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Now that he's back in the Oval Office, it's up to border czar Tom Homan
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to drive unauthorized population down and restore credibility to our immigration system.
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Is there any numbers that is where the rebranding coincides with?
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The rebranding coincided with an offer of financial incentives for aliens who leave voluntarily.
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A stipend of $1,000 that's in lieu of costly physical deportation can be about $17,000.
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Here's $1,000 to go, but they paid many cases to those coyotes $5,000, $10,000 to come here.
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I'm going to, by the way, I know people have self-deported, but let me tell you,
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those people that are leaving, Pat, is because they came here, they were here 15, 20 years,
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My brother just left to Mexico to live in Mexico.
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A lot of my uncles are getting ready to go back to Mexico because they built houses.
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But they did things the right way as far as saving and building a house, and they went
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So self-deportation is not, to them, some of them are like, hey, look, we've already been
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And that's the part that I think a lot of times we don't see that, is that, for example,
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my dad's goal was never to be in this country forever.
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And there's that element of it, too, of when you come into a country illegally, you kind
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of have to have a sort of plan that know that at some point that might backfire on you.
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You got to know that the time is coming where somebody's going to say, hey, by the way,
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And, again, I think that just kind of last point on this, Pat, it's, again, I'm very,
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very, very split emotionally because I do come from illegal immigrant parents and I'm
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I look at things logically working alongside you almost now 10 years.
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Since 2016, you've learned, you've taught me how to process things that way where it's
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By the way, just so you know, I landed in a, I forgot where I, I forgot where I landed.
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The, like, that plane landed at the same time as I landed.
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Mexico has extremely strict immigration laws and they do not like foreigners that don't
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But nobody tells you this because everything is racist.
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This is why I said you have a very unique perspective on this topic.
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By the way, one financial was cited by the Wall Street Journal calculated a decline in
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immigrant population by 773,000 in the first four months.
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WAPO claims a million foreign-born workers have exited the workforce since March.
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The Post framed this as a sign of weakening labor supply.
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Yet, the paper also notes average hourly wages accelerated, rising 0.4% over the last month
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to 3624 in May as earnings continue to beat inflation and a boost to worker spending power.
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Because you see what WAPO is trying to spin it as, right?
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Yeah, so there's a dark side of a couple business segments in the United States.
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And one is agriculture, and one is a cousin of agriculture, which is livestock agriculture
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And you have people that are working without proper protections.
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I know the split opinion on Cesar Chavez, but I also know that he was out there getting
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a lot of awareness on these people that were working unprotected in the fields around pesticides
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and with things that were happening out there to them.
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Okay, there's a lower supply of workers, so now people have to raise the wage a little
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I see it, and I think that's—so that math problem is correct.
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And there are people that are saying, hey, it's getting a little too hot.
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I can get my $1,000 on the app, because remember, they rebuilt the Biden app.
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I'm self-identifying, and I take my $1,000, and I'm going home.
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Okay, so I—you know, I—but they're not even doing it for the money, just knowing
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Are you saying you can buy a Mexican for money?
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Like, what kind of account—is that what you're saying here?
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But I think you've got to look back to Reagan and the proper amnesty programs.
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And when I say a proper amnesty program, a law-abiding citizen that has been here forever, I believe
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there should be a path, and a path to cure the status.
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You know, a lot of these people are working on fake Social Security numbers with the complicit,
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you know, participation of the companies who know those people are probably not going to
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Because at some point in time, at some point in time, they audit and flip it.
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And so I believe in long-term amnesty, but I also believe that we had a near-term invasion
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What I'm saying is if you use a fake Social Security number and they audit and sweep the
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So you're not Irving Salzberg, 104 years old, from Newark, New Jersey.
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Okay, well, because that's who the Social Security number is and they flip and they turn it off.
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That person was staying quasi in the system and the money was going in until they audited
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Let me tell you what I like about the president.
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You have to freaking love the way this guy does what he does.
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Do you realize this is like a 180 that quickly because he listens to the people and says,
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Our great farmers and people in hotel leisure business have been stating that our very
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Our very aggressive policy on immigration is taking very good long-time workers away from
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But he's like, hey, people are saying, all right, cool.
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So I think the part, if you're able to deliver a message in a very reasonable way, I would
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add, if I was to do amnesty, I would say, okay, you're legal, but you have a 10% tax on
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top of everything else until you pay off $100,000 to the U.S. government, $200,000, $300,000, and
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500 hours of community, you know, or join the military, depending on your age and where you're
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But there's got to be something, right, that you give to.
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You have to go through certain criterias and timelines.
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Let me tell you, as a dual citizen Mexican that also lived in Mexico, that was raised
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by immigrant illegal parents, you give that- my dad's an American citizen now, and so is
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But have these been the times where they weren't?
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You know what, it's so funny you're saying this, so when I was interviewing Tommy Robinson,
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he says, you know what, he says, I wish our invasion was by Mexicans in UK.
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He says, the difference between the invasion that we have in UK is-
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Those who come there, 41% of them don't contribute to the economy.
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Comparable to the average of 24.7%, but when Mexicans come here, what do they do the next
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Talking about Teresa, she was sewing the next day at the sewing factory.
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Jennifer gave birth the next day she was working.
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