just saw the news about Greg Bovino being removed as border patrol commander... think we should track the changes in deportation rates under Homan's leadership...
according to the trump admin, 920k people deported during his tenure... that's like, a whole lot of ppl!
also, did u know that the national security memo released last year has been cited over 300 times?
scary stuff. hope activists and advocacy groups keep pushing for reform...
stats show that in 2022, border patrol agents made 432k arrests... but only 24% were lawful apprehensions
meanwhile, detentions without cause rose by 15% in 2023
so, fingers crossed that Homan changes the tune...
I'm still reeling from this news... Like, one minute we're breathing a sigh of relief that Bovino is gone (who knew he was that bad?), and the next thing you know, Homan's at the helm? 
... this just feels like another layer of problems 
. I mean, one guy gets kicked out for being super harsh on civil rights, but then his replacement is even worse? It's like, what are we doing here? 
Tom Homan sounds like a total hardliner and I'm not sure how much of a difference he'll make in terms of reforming the system. And let's be real, those numbers on deportations are wild 
... 920k people? It's crazy to think about the potential consequences of unchecked executive power. We need some real change here, not just more of the same 