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Immigration office upgrade: security controls
Billboards: Watch yourselves (or heavy rotation)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3301489385
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3301489375
Fight corruption and keep your appearance of corruption low:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3301489357
The more corrupt people know you are, the more comfortable they are being criminals
Ministry, department of interior, religious candidate
Cathedral upgrade: dunning confessional
Prisons: convict labor, they stay in longer and you make money from it
Drone command: medium priority or opposition is reason enough, upgrade: supervised AI
Constitution: love it or leave it
Courthouse upgrade: due process
Police/prisons are automatic, you don't need to click to arrest. And drone kills are automatic, you don't need to click to kill. The only thing you would need to click are bribes or asylum if you choose to use them. Way of the blue pill is nice for boosting tourism ratings.
If you have New Frontiers, space missions are a way in which you could relatively easily get rid of large numbers of criminals at once - up to 300 at a time, depending on component selection - and you can require Tropicans who sign themselves up for a space mission to meet one or more requirements (criminal, homeless, unemployed, retired, strong support for [faction], education level at or below a certain level, wealth at or below a certain level). Regardless of where the space mission is going or how it turns out, any Tropican who boards the rocket stops counting against your population cap as soon as the rocket takes off and will never return.
While the money from Convict Labor is useful, longer stays reduce the effective capacity of the prison system, and - unlike Reform Program - it doesn't help keep the re-offending rate down if a lack of jobs for the uneducated is a leading cause of crime.
It may also be worth noting that Dungeons give more prisoner capacity than Prisons do per unit area occupied, so if you're just looking for space to put convicts away then they might be a better option, despite the Prison's advantages.