So, if we are just gong to make stuff up, here is my interpretation:
Based on Rush's mis-interpreted data. Lets assume it means what it doesn't actually mean, just as a thought experiment.
Lets just look at the total number.
FY17 | FY18 | FY19 | FY20 | FY21 | FY22 |
526,901 | 683,178 | 1,148,024 | 646,822 | 1,956,519 | 1,753,754 |
What I see is a big jump in Trump's year of 2019. Jeez he really dropped the ball. Maybe a little more Presidenting and a little less golfing Donny.
Big drop in 2020. Maybe...hmmm dunno..global pandemic or something?
2021, 2022 I see make up numbers from those who didn't cross in 2019, plus the normal amount with maybe a little for demographic population growth.
So essentially I see the numbers not being materially different than Trump's 2019 year, ignoring the make-up numbers from under-represented 2019.
That's as valid an interpretation as any you are trying to force on the numbers.