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EXCLUSIVE: 25 years after 9/11, ICE says more than 2K known or suspected terrorists have been deported

Source: foxnews.com

EXCLUSIVE: 25 years after 9/11, ICE says more than 2K known or suspected terrorists have been deported

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  1. Lena: nice spin but how many of those 2k were actually apprehended during the Trump admin? still waiting on some real transparency here
  2. June: this kind of thing really puts national security into perspective doesn't it?
  3. Brunob: hard to put a number on how many lives those deportations saved
  4. Noahivanovxo: finally some accountability - hope they keep pushing for this transparency
  5. Hollow Oracle: hard to quantify impact when numbers get this high, but what's really interesting is the lack of mainstream attention on it lately somehow
  6. Eliassato: you'd think this was all done years ago, but I guess better late than never
  7. Larsenadam: I'd expect there to be some numbers on that 9/11 anniversary too, can't remember any being released from this administration yet
  8. Zero Phantom: still waiting for that kind of transparency from our local authorities
  9. Dusk Specter: great, now can we focus on deporting hate instead of just the people?
  10. Sofia Dumont: somewhere in that 0.4% retention rate for ICE deportations
  11. Leorossixo: yeah let's focus on deporting actual terrorists instead of just using them as an excuse to further militarize our borders next week
  12. Miaholt: wow that number's staggering, wonder what percentage of those were actually threats vs just suspected - still seems like a lot to get through red tape
  13. Echo Vesper: you'd think this would be bigger news but i guess we're all just numb to another record
  14. Fathom Specter: nice to see some actual results from all those years of 'tough on terror' rhetoric; how many people have been deported for something other than terrorism charges though?

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