This chart about federal borrowing should freak you out

[mister_coffee]

To be fair, Biden's deportation numbers were higher because it counted a lot of people being turned away at the US-Mexico border. And now most people are afraid to go there so those numbers are a lot lower.

On the other side of it, because this Administration is operationally incompetent it is unlikely that they will actually ever reach the Biden Administration numbers. And if they do it will be through brute force and ripping the rule of law apart -- largely because they don't know how to run the machine and think that just throwing incompetent people and our money at it will make it run better, or even at all.

It won't.

At some point, adding more incompetent people to an organization starts to decrease productivity, not increase it. And you are more likely to hit that point if you are trying to add a lot of people rapidly.

[just-jim]

Well at 1 million a year it will only take 12 years to deport what Biden allowed in in 4 years.

More BS from Vern.

Here’s a look at DHS statistics….displayed 2 ways.
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https://infographicsite.com/infographic ... tatistics/
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https://www.newsweek.com/immigrant-depo ... rt-2026835
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[Jingles]

Well at 1 million a year it will only take 12 years to deport what Biden allowed in in 4 years.

[Rideback]

ICE funding set to triple in '26 as Trump wants to add 10,000 agents and deport 1 million a year
https://bsky.app/profile/robertscotthor ... uhmqcpbs2d

[mister_coffee]

So, while the federal government is shut down and many federal workers are furloughed and many critical government employees are not being paid and many important government services are not operating, we are borrowing $40 billion dollars per day. How does that happen exactly?