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Logistical considerations for detention also include the potential need for electronic monitoring alternatives, which carry costs of around $4 per person per day, and the necessary protocols for family detention, which inherently inflate costs due to mandated welfare standards for children.

Overwhelming Legal Processes

The legal processing entangled within the mass deportation framework emerges as another potential bottleneck. Enlarging the military-grade legal infrastructure is vital to managing an estimated 600,000 cases, requiring nearly 2,000 additional immigration judges and upwards of 1,100 courtrooms. This would, in turn, necessitate a staffing overhaul, generating additional costs likely surpassing $2,500 per case.