Conservatives/people who support mass deportations: what is an unacceptable % of false positives? (user search)
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Question: Conservatives/people who support mass deportations: what is an unacceptable % of false positives: ie, people who are here legally, but deported anyway due to a clerical error, mistaken identity, or malice, etc.
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0%
 
#2
0.1-2.5%
 
#3
2.5-5%
 
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5-10%
 
#5
More than 10%
 
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Author Topic: Conservatives/people who support mass deportations: what is an unacceptable % of false positives?  (Read 264 times)
Ferguson97
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« on: January 16, 2024, 11:17:37 PM »

In the event of mass deportations of undocumented immigrants by a Republican Administration, it is basically impossible that there won't be at least a few "false positives", or cases of people who are here legally being deported anyway, either because they are mistaken for somebody else, due to a clerical error, or even deliberately by a bad actor.

My question to you is, what is the "unacceptable" percentage of false positives? Meaning what is the cutoff to where you would stop supporting mass deportations if you knew that it meant that this % of innocent Americans would be mistakenly deported.
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