In Fiscal Year 2020, ICE arrested 1,837 people illegally here charged or convicted of murder.

In FY2019 it was 1,923 arrests.

In FY2018 it was 2,028.

In FY2017 it was 1,886.

This is an annual average of 1,918.

Context: Annually, around 16,500 people are murdered in the US.
2/5 When @RepMcClintock said a few years back that 1,800 people are killed annually by illegal immigrants, @PolitiFact rated the claim as FALSE because @AlexNowrasteh said that annual arrests don’t prove that this amount of murders took place in the year of the arrests.
Arrests in a given year indeed don’t prove when the crime was done, but since the Feds have a stream of 1,900+ annual murder arrests, it either means those murders took place all in 1 year and Feds simply process 1,900 a year. Or more likely it reflects an average annual murders!
4/5 At the time, @AlexNowrasteh said “1,800 murders by illegal immigrants is insanely and outrageously high. Illegal immigrants, about 3.75% of the population, did not commit 10.4% of murders in the US.”

Those 1,900 annul arrests keep happening. When did ths murders take place?
5/5 Besides @AlexNowrasteh. Don’t blame 15 million illegal immigrants for the 1,900 annual murders by illegal immigrants. Almost all those perps are from the same few countries and are young males. It does not involve the mere status of being illegal. cc @tommcclintock

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11 Mar
@ChaskelBennett Last year, Purim was March 10th. Two days later Trump suspended travel from Europe because things were bad, and within days deaths were spiking in the North East. From infection-to-death takes more time than the days between Purim and the surge. cc @shirahanau
@HaMeturgeman I am not saying that Purim helped matters, but Purim coincided with an existing surge as we see that cases/deaths rose in areas with no Orthodox Jews and it happened in less days than the usual infection-to-death count because the surge was seeded before Purim.
And of course, @ChaskelBennett’s core point stands. Namely that pre-Purim, large gatherings were not yet banned. Indeed, Cuomo banned events of 500 or more on Thursday March 12th which was 2 days after Purim. We also had this from the @NYCMayor:
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7 Mar
You cheered when the Capitol Hill Police killed a window-climbing trespasser who was in no immediate danger to anyone and could have been tackled to the ground if she were a danger.

So don’t pretend that you care about joseph Perez in CA or the spray paint case in Rochester, NY.
If some police brutality is ok with you - as long that it fits the type of incident that you think police can run amok on - then you can’t pretend to care when PD is abusive in other cases. You need to oppose it all the time. 1/6/21 is no diff except for your politics.

Hack!
You were against the Patriot Act but you have no qualms with the FBI obtaining broad cell phone records from people who were merely in DC on 1/6/21 not even involved in trespassing.

FBI arrested almost 300 people! There are no 300 violent people that day yet you say nothing.
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23 Feb
When it comes to counting COVID-19 deaths, some people count the given number of deaths plus the excess deaths; meaning, the amount of deaths the US had over the last year which exceeded the expectation. They say that those added deaths are undercounted COVID-19 deaths.
But using their logic, if not for COVID-19 the US death count would have dropped by a few hundred thousand last year compared to previous years. I mean, if excess deaths are COVID-19, then anything below excess is not COVID-19. That’s the statistical sound way of looking at it.
I’ll explain.

Say that in a typical year, 3 million die in the US.

Now say that 3.2 mill died last year including 500K from COVID-19.

Some claim that the “real” COVID death is 500K plus any deaths above 3 million because any deaths above 3 million should have not happened.
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22 Feb
Dem Manhattan DA went after a GOP POTUS for a rarely prosecuted, immaterial, misdemeanor of business records (how Trump Org listed the money they gave to two blackmailers). Then the DA admitted to rely on “published reports” that Trump is corrupt as reason to get 8 years taxes.
The above 1 tweet summarizes the full pic of the politically corrupt, banana republic-like abusive case against Trump.

If you cheer it on don’t whine to me about Putin.

Not one Trump Attorney/PR hand summarized all the abuses in one tweet the way I did because he hires clowns.
Basically, there is no judicial recourse for when a prosector abuses power. He gets a pass on doing so.

In this case, an abusively corrupt Dem Manhattan DA has the power to see 8 years of Trump tax to find illegalities with a given reason that “published reports” said Trump Bad.
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19 Feb
So... @SenJohnThune isn’t happy that the people who pushed to cancel Trump are being “canceled.”
“If we’re going to criticize the media and the left for cancel culture, we can’t be doing that ourselves,” said @SenJohnThune.

Correct you should not cancel people at random, but those GOPers being “canceled” here participated in the cancelation of Trump.

Eye for an eye.
“Donald Trump should withdraw and Mike Pence should be our nominee effective immediately.” - @SenJohnThune 10/16/16 in response to an edited and weaponized video released against Trump.

So much for opposing cancel culture.

cc @MZHemingway
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18 Feb
In Cancun, @tedcruz has electricity to charge his phone to make the needed calls and internet service for the needed Zoom meetings. @SenTedCruz can indeed help more from Cancun than from sitting in a blackedout TX with no contact to utility companies. Taxpayers should fund this.
@DavidShuster Legislators can be little productive once a crisis such as a steep blackout hits. All they do is bark at FEMA, Governor’s office and utility companies which if any of those go where the legislator wants it will be reported as a scandal of doing favors. cc @tedcruz
If senior @GregAbbott_TX staff were to fly to Cancun it’s indeed a problem because they are the executive wing and need to oversee the work.

All that Senators can do now, is bark in calls/zooms. They don’t change anything. Well, @tedcruz can’t do it if he is in a blackout. 😃
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