Trump's plans for mass deportations could target 47,000 in Philadelphia: 'No question it's going to be ugly.'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Immigration and Customs Enforcement would need to hire 30,000 new agents and staff, instantly ranking it among the largest law enforcement agencies in the federal government.
49% : The government would lose $46.8 billion in federal taxes and $29.3 billion in state and local taxes, and safety-net contributions would drop by $22.6 billion to Social Security and $5.7 billion to Medicare.
41% : Can Trump do it?
38% : Sometimes a father disappears from the community, arrested by ICE.
38% : ICE is exploring ways to increase detention capacity in the Garden State, potentially adding 600 beds in at least two facilities, and the agency's national officers association said in a statement that removal agents "are fired up and ready to go get to work.
37% : " Trump has provided few details of his plan but has promised mass deportations of those who lack permission to be in the country -- about 13 million people, roughly the population of Pennsylvania.
34% : None of those deportations approached the scale of what Trump said he intends.
32% : Trump has provided few details, but pledged mass deportations to remove those who lack permission to be here - about 13 million people, roughly the population of Pennsylvania.
22% : Trump said he will declare a national emergency, using military assets to carry out "the largest deportation program in American history."

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