Deportations in the first five months of the 2015 fiscal year have cratered nearly 50% from where it was only three years ago according to data from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The ICE data, obtained by the Sun Sentinel, shows a steep decline in overall deportations from the past three years compared to the most recent five months with a massive drop in the rate.
In FY 2012 nationwide 409,849 people were deported from the U.S. at a rate of 1,213 a day. In FY 2013 that number dropped slightly to 368,644 people at a rate per day of 1,010. By FY 2014, 315,943 people were deported at a rate of 866.
Compare the past three fiscal years to the first five months of this fiscal year and the picture is one of diminished enforcement. From October 1 to March 7 nationwide 101,201 people were deported at a rate of 640 a day.
Even with this massive drop in deportations, pro-amnesty groups are still pressuring the White House to curtail deportations further citing the fact that some of those deported may qualify for amnesty under Obama’s executive action.
What Mexico doesn’t have free college? I thought they were socialist?
On the internet it says that they have free universities…so what is that?
Just another of the many lies from Obama and crew. Illegal aliens have more representation than you do !