US EditionTop Trump Official Slammed for ‘Evil and Stupid’ Announcement on Mass Deportations
UNITED STATES, JUL 7 – The bill triples ICE's budget to $45 billion, funds 701 miles of border wall, and adds 8,000 CBP agents to enhance detention, deportation, and border security capacity.
- The Trump administration signed a $1 trillion-plus budget bill last Friday at the White House that includes immigration court reforms and labor policies.
- The bill limits the number of immigration judges to 800 despite a backlog approaching 4 million cases and increases the cost for filing an appeal of an immigration judge’s ruling from $110 to $900.
- Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins stated that the ongoing large-scale removal of farm workers will persist as the sector shifts toward automation, and suggested that individuals receiving Medicaid could potentially fill the resulting labor shortages.
- Faith leaders condemned the bill as a mass betrayal, warning that cuts and work requirements will cause children to go hungry, seniors to suffer, and immigrants to vanish in detention.
- While the legislation provides more than $3 billion for immigration-related efforts within the Justice Department, experts believe that immigration courts may still face challenges in addressing the heavy case backlog due to a shortage of resources and high demand.
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Trump is Bleaching America through his Immigration Agenda
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