“We know where they are, we know what they’ve done, they’re here detained, they gotta go,” Johnson told The Post.
, as many as 4.5 million migrants who entered the US illegally will be a “first priority” for deportation, House Speaker Mike Johnson told The Post in an exclusive interview.” migrants if he becomes the 47th president — and his closest ally in the House sees an opportunity to fast-track the removal of the most dangerous of the lot.
Christian students in Wisconsin speak out after Kamala Harris told them they were at the 'wrong rally'Missing hiker, 72, found near her dead husband's body in Maine woods kept alive after dog slept on her chest“We’ve got 20, 25 million illegal aliens who are here in the country. What do we do with them?” Vance responded when asked about future deportation plans. “I think the first thing that we do is we start with the criminal migrants.
“We know where they are, we know what they’ve done, they’re here detained, they gotta go,” Johnson told The Post of the perps. Even former President Bill Clinton admitted while stumping on the campaign trail for Harris last week that if migrants had “all been properly vetted thatJose Ibarra, a 26-year-old Venezuelan national, was listed as a member of the deadly Tren de Aragua gang on internal Department of Homeland Security files — but still waved into the US.
White House spokesman Angelo Fernandez Hernandez told The Post in a statement Friday that Biden’s executive actions this year had reduced apprehensions between ports of entry “by more than 55%” and blamed Republicans for blowing up a bipartisan-negotiated border package. At least 1.3 million more migrants have also been ushered swiftly into the US from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Mexico, so long as they arrive at ports of entry — programs that Congress never signed off on and that Republicans consider unlawful abuses of humanitarian parole.At least 1.9 million known “gotaways” were observed but not caught when entering the US — but a source previously told The Post that estimate is likely far beneath the actual number.That’s to say nothing of the 1.
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