DOJ Denies Arrest Quota, But Immigration Policies Remain Unchanged
DOJ is walking back the White House’s goal to arrest 3,000 immigrants per day is a bit of a misleading headline, wouldn’t you say? It’s more like they’re playing a game of semantics and legal maneuvering. The supposed “goal,” which is more accurately described as a quota, seems to magically disappear when they face scrutiny in court. They deny its existence to shield themselves from lawsuits, while the underlying policies remain unchanged. It’s a tactic that raises serious questions about transparency and accountability.
The core issue isn’t just about numbers; it’s about the actual policies that are being implemented. While the administration might publicly deny having a specific quota, the reality on the ground could be quite different.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood