Joe Concha, a journalist for The Washington Examiner, praised the Trump administration’s “amazing” decline in border detention, implying that unlawful immigrants are taking President Donald Trump’s warnings about border crossings with suspicion.
Concha’s assessment came in response to an article by Conn Carroll from the Washington Examiner that noted how borders arrests reached a record high of 301, 981 in December 2023 under former president Joe Biden’s observe, but dropped to 11, 000 a fortnight after Trump’s return to the Oval Office. Prior to the 2024 election, Trump made arrests and frontier safety a major emphasis of his plan, which has since resulted in border crossings that are “down 95 %,” according to Concha.
Concha therefore compared Trump’s language regarding illegal emigration to that of Democratic politicians, highlighting how Colorado Democrats had passed a law to protect unlawful immigrants from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He claimed that the suspect in Sunday’s terrorist attack in Boulder was an Egyptian nationwide who had been fraudulently resident of the United States since 2022, and that” Democrats are actually protecting him” because he had been deported before the attack but that” Democrats are actually protecting him.”
Concha called it “political murder” because the Democratic Party’s position was to oppose Trump’s deportations, some of whom may be “potential extremists” targeting the country’s Jewish people.
Democrats must advance this, or they won’t be able to get any votes in the near future, Concha warned.  ,
TRUMP’S Repatriation RECORD IS DISCLOSED.
Trump has attributed the “ridiculous” border policies of Biden to the country’s “ridiculous” border laws, warning that the suspect has leave under the” TRUMP” Policy. Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, has been detained and charged with using a flame to harm 12 people who were gathered for a regular” Work for Their Life” function and demanded the transfer of Jewish hostages held by Hamas.  ,
Prior to the Colorado attack, it was reported that the Trump administration planned to significantly improve its imprisonment of unlawful refugees. In an “evitational” meet on May 20, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller “eviscerated” ICE officers by asking,” Why aren’t you at Home Depot?” The Washington Examiner reported. Why don’t you work at 7-Eleven?
