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The Trump administration's immigration processing delays have led to a backlog of over 12.1 million applications, increasing the risk of arrest and deportation for many immigrants. Critics argue that these delays are a strategy to enhance deportation numbers, while USCIS maintains its commitment to improving efficiency and integrity in the immigration system.
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The Trump administration's immigration processing delays have led to a backlog of over 12.1 million applications, increasing the risk of arrest and deportation for many immigrants. Critics argue that these delays are a strategy to enhance deportation numbers, while USCIS maintains its commitment to improving efficiency and integrity in the immigration system.
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