Enforce the Rules: Deportation, Accountability, and Transparency

By Lewis Loflin | Published May 13, 2025

Our immigration reforms—student visa bonds, pregnancy tests, and spouse/child-only Green Cards—save $80-100 billion by preventing abuse before entry. This page shows how we enforce compliance after entry to deliver those savings. The 2018 New York Times revealed 63% of elderly immigrant parents use welfare, costing taxpayers billions. Our plan ensures 30-day deportations, sponsor accountability, and public data transparency to deter fraud from high-risk countries like Nigeria, China, and India, shrinking the 20 million undocumented immigrant estimate by 4.4-4.8 million over a decade.

Swift Deportations: Zero Tolerance for Overstays

Student dropouts and ineligible relatives (e.g., parents, siblings) face 30-day removal, ensuring no one stays without cause. Countries like Nigeria, China, and India (10-20% overstay rates) face priority enforcement.

Mechanism: Colleges report dropouts (5,000-15,000) via SEVIS; USCIS flags overstaying relatives (50,000-100,000, e.g., parents from India, Nigeria). ICE issues removal orders in 14 days, with 30 days to leave or face deportation.
Funding: $2.4-2.5 billion from student bonds ($40,000/$90,000 per dropout, $100,000 for high-risk countries) funds 240,000-250,000 deportations ($10,000 each).
Tools: E-Verify blocks illegal work; biometric exit tracking confirms departure. Costs $30 million, funded by $154 student fees.
Impact: Removes 85,000-95,000 violators (3,000-4,000 from high-risk countries), saves $15-30 billion long-term (welfare, education).

I-864 Accountability: Sponsors Pay, Not Taxpayers

Sponsors pledge to support spouses/children, but 10% default, costing $5-10 billion in welfare (30% usage, vs. 63% for parents). We enforce accountability with stiff penalties.

Mechanism: $50,000 fines for defaults (30,000 cases), $10,000 asset seizures for non-payment. High-risk countries (e.g., China, Nigeria) face extra audits (200-300 defaults).
Enforcement: IRS audits welfare claims, courts seize assets (3,000 cases). Costs $37 million, funded by $300 Green Card fees.
Impact: Deters 70% of defaults (21,000 cases), saves $8-12 billion. Fines ($1.5 billion) and seizures ($300 million) fund enforcement.
Privacy Bunk: Sponsors comply or pay; privacy complaints don’t excuse welfare abuse.

DHS Data Portal: Transparency Stops Fraud

Public data exposes non-compliance, deterring fraud from countries like Nigeria, China, and India (5-8% fraud rates).

Features: Shows fraud (30,000 Green Card cases, 300-400 from high-risk countries), deportations (85,000-95,000), fines ($1.65 billion), and savings ($80-100 billion).
High-Risk Focus: Highlights 3,000-4,000 deportations and 200-300 defaults per high-risk country.
Cost: $7 million, funded by $300 Green Card fees and $154 student fees.
Impact: Deters fraud, ensures ICE/college compliance, and proves $80-100 billion savings to the public.

Enforcement Measure	Annual Impact	Funding Source
30-Day Deportations	85,000-95,000 removed, $15-30 billion saved	$2.4-2.5 billion bond forfeitures
I-864 Fines/Seizures	70% of 30,000 defaults deterred, $8-12 billion saved	$1.5 billion fines, $300 million seizures
DHS Data Transparency	30,000 fraud cases exposed, $80-100 billion savings verified	$7 million, fee-funded

Conclusion

Our enforcement ensures reforms work: 30-day deportations remove 85,000-95,000 violators, I-864 fines save $8-12 billion, and the DHS portal exposes fraud (e.g., Nigeria, China, India). Applicants/sponsors pay $159 million, with $1.65 billion in fines funding security. Privacy bunk—comply or leave. Support legislation to enforce America’s sovereignty and save $80-100 billion.