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Until they can move people out of the end of the process more quickly (the judicial hearings), they don't have the space to put more people into the beginning of the process (arrests) because they don't have any place to hold them. They need beds and judges and lawyers before they can get a faster rate of people through the system.
Getting undesirable people out of the country has always been a problem for some countries- especially when other countries don’t want to take them.
As you point out, the mechanisms are ponderous, the logistical obstacles are more immense than first estimated and the personnel demands are daunting.
Many countries have struggled with the issue, and some have even managed to develop an efficient and final solution.
