Border Patrol to move away from sweeping raids as support for Trump's mass deportation policy tanks: report

[NJCher]

18. since you won't go to the article

I'll bring the article to you:

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Under senior Border Patrol officer Gregory Bovino, teams will begin focusing their attention on specific targets, including undocumented immigrants convicted of serious crimes, Homeland Security sources told NewsNation.

Since enforcement operations began, the administration claims it is targeting “the worst of the worst,” but government data indicate less than 30 percent of those detained or deported had a criminal conviction.

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They had a criminal conviction, which means they went through the system. It is not specified if they failed to serve their time, but I doubt that they did because if convicted and sentenced, they are taken directly to prison.

So are you saying that people who had a criminal conviction should be detained? What if they served their time? Isn't that double jeopardy?

Furthermore, you didn't read this part either:

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Instead, the administration has been conducting raids at locations where larger populations of undocumented immigrants live or work. Among those rounded up and deported have been veterans of the U.S. military, the parents of U.S. citizen children, students on visas, and hundreds of thousands of others.

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You tell me: how do you focus on "individuals convicted of non-immigration crimes" How would you do that?