Marco Rubio’s state department has successfully deported 25,000 migrants whose repatriations were blocked by their home countries or by U.S. courts, according to a mournful article in the Washington Post.
\n\n“He has been making rapid progress,” the Post lamented about Rubio, adding:
\n\nThe Trump administration has authorized or pledged at least $410 million to facilitate agreements with 31 countries, mostly in Africa and Latin America, as of the end of June, according to internal government records reviewed by The Washington Post. The documents, which have not been previously reported, provide the most comprehensive picture to date of the Trump administration’s fast-growing third-country network.
\n\nThe Post‘s article is built on leaks from disgruntled bureaucrats who supported the pro-migration, cheap-labor policies set by President Joe Biden and his Wall Street allies. The article says:
\n\nOne person, who left the office this year, said some of their former colleagues struggled to remain positive about their work and commiserated on encrypted messaging platforms, sharing links to news stories about the plight of third-country deportees with a trigger warning that reading them would “make you feel awful.”
\n\n“Everybody feels pretty conflicted,” this former staffer said. “Morale is bad and it’s busy, and people do not…
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