Traffic violation? That's worth a criminal deportation-

"DHS admits it deported more than 80 DACA recipients

“Dreamers” who came to the U.S. as children are protected under U.S. law, so deportations of them are unusual.

The Obama-era DACA program was designed to prevent unauthorized immigrants who came to the United States as children before 2012 from being deported. The program allows Dreamers to work and study in the United States, provided they continue to clear federal background checks when their status is up for renewal.

In the letter, Noem claimed that 241 of the 261 people who were detained had “criminal histories,” but did not elaborate on the charges they faced. Since the Trump administration returned to the White House, U.S. immigration officers have detained and sometimes deported individuals accused, but not convicted, of minor infractions of U.S. law, including traffic infractions and nonviolent misdemeanors."

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