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Obama deported millions more than Trump had during his first term and this term so far combined. And he did it the same way. Over 75% of deportations were expedited and without due process. No peep from Democrats then or now. They just ignore this fact and go back to demonizing Trump.

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I find your claim to be correct that yes, Obama had deported more Trump in his first and current term. According to USA Today, Obama was named "Deporter in Chief", after carrying out almost 3.1 million ICE deportations, according to Syracuse's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse. For comparison purposes, during Trump's first term, it was recorded that fewer than 932,000 deportations had taken place. While data is still being collected for Trump's second term, according to NBC News, there are 59,207 migrants in ICE detention. Unfortunately, the post that you used from the app Blue Sky is not available, which is a concern considering that misinformation can rapidly spread on social media sights like Blue Sky. With concrete evidence showing that your claim is correct, I would use primary sources that could better illustrate the claim you are trying to convey.
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ago by Innovator (64.1k points)
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Could you include your source links?
ago by Novice (910 points)
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This is a good answer and has a lot of factual claims, but could you site your own sources to back up and further your claim? Otherwise, your argument is sound.

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