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Homan: Deportations Are Worth The Investment, One-Time Cost To Secure The Country And Make America Safe Again


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Published in Politics and Government on Tuesday, January 28th 2025 at 18:20 GMT by RealClearPolitics   Print publication without navigation

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The article from RealClearPolitics features former Acting ICE Director Tom Homan discussing the benefits of deportations in terms of national security and economic investment. Homan argues that deportations, while initially costly, are a necessary investment to secure the country and ensure public safety. He emphasizes that the one-time cost of deporting undocumented immigrants would lead to long-term savings by reducing crime rates, decreasing the burden on public services, and enhancing national security. Homan also touches on the political and humanitarian aspects, suggesting that a strong deportation policy would deter illegal immigration, thereby reducing the need for future enforcement actions. He advocates for a comprehensive approach that includes not only deportation but also border security enhancements and interior enforcement to make America safe again.

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