Lance Schroyer was qualified to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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Mass deportation would increase labor costs, which in turn would drive up the prices of goods for American consumers and workers

American workers would be unable to take jobs vacated by deported immigrants because the wages would not cover their cost of living

Deporting undocumented immigrants to third countries is an acceptable enforcement practice

Mandatory detention of undocumented immigrants during deportation proceedings is justified

Deporting more unauthorized immigrants strengthens the economy

The US should not deport non-citizens based solely on executive foreign policy determinations

Having U.S.-citizen children should not prevent a parent’s deportation

ICE should face civil liability for excessive force during deportation arrests

ICE activity near polling places intimidates immigrant voters

ICE immigration checkpoints impose disproportionate burdens on border communities

ICE deportation surges undermine cooperation between immigrant communities and police

ICE’s broad arrest operations dilute enforcement against serious public-safety threats

The recent collapse in US border crossings proves enforcement works

Deadly force is justified when a vehicle poses an imminent threat to an ICE officer

Migrants deported to dangerous third countries deserve return to the United States when risk claims prove credible

Congress should fund constitutional ICE detention conditions rather than expand capacity without enforceable safeguards

The New York ICE facility’s prior conditions were incompatible with constitutional detention standards

ICE bears primary responsibility for unconstitutional conditions at the New York detention facility

ICE leadership bears primary responsibility for detention spending failures despite contractor and Army involvement

Taxpayers should not bear ICE’s unrecoverable losses from detention projects launched without adequate planning