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The high costs associated with mass deportation due to administrative bottlenecks, including overloaded immigration courts, limited detention capacity, and slow international removal logistics.
Federal and state taxpayers already spend billions to -costs">detain noncitizens in facilities and to expand detention capacity, and emergency or offshore “camp”-style operations can add hundreds of m...
Mass deportation costs balloon not because removals themselves are inherently expensive but because three administrative choke points—overloaded immigration courts, limited and costly detention capaci...