The deputy director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) recently disclosed that there are a staggering 425, 431 noncitizens who have been convicted of crimes and 222, 141 noncitizens who have pending criminal charges on the agency’s non-detained docket.
Any illegal immigrant who has been detained and is awaiting an immigration judge receiving must comply with these numbers in addition to the last deportation orders.
If that was n’t bad enough, it gets much worse once you drill down into the numbers, as approximately 13, 000 illegal immigrants on the non-detained docket have been convicted of homicide, 1, 845 are currently facing homicide charges, and 16, 000 have been convicted of sexual assault.
These unsettling figures challenge the claim that newcomers are “less likely to commit atrocities than U.S. born people” that they are promoted by immigration activists.
That said, every murder committed by an improper immigrant, beginning with the first act of unjustly entering the country, is an occasion that should never have occurred. Any subsequent legal action can be prevented without any delay, as long as there is effective immigration protection in place.
This includes heinous crimes, such as the alleged murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray by two Cuban nationals who had just entered the country illegally but were later released into the country’s interior. Or the alleged rape and murder of mother of five Rachel Morin, who is also accused of murdering her in his home region, in addition to raping a mother and her 9-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Morin is also accused of murdering an illegal immigrant from El Salvador. Additionally, tens of thousands of Americans are killed by the fentanyl that travels across our borders each month.
If our ruling elites valued U.S. independence and the health of its citizens, these crimes, as well as the extra stress that mass immigration puts on nearby system and our national lifestyle, are totally preventable. Otherwise, the basic principles of nationalism have been cast away and the deterioration has been exasperated under the Biden-Harris Administration.
Now, the entire foreign-born or expat community ( legal and illegal ) is estimated to be about 51.6 million, an increase of about 6.6 million since Biden and Harris took business. Of that, 51.6 million, approximately 16.8 million are illegal aliens. All told, immigrants now represent 15.6 percent of the U. S. population — , the highest in history.
These damning immigration statistics are impossible to ignore as Kamala Harris attempts to distance herself from her failures as the “border czar.” Despite continuing to receive positive media support, Harris is trying to change her stance to sound more cautious about border security, even though this is obviously more symbolic than substantive.
Speaking in the Arizona border town of Douglas, Harris declared that the US is both a” sovereign nation” and a” country of immigrants” and said as president, she would strengthen controls at the southern border while working” to fix our broken system of immigration”.
When Democrats talk about “fixing our broken system of immigration,” what they really mean is the expansion of legal and illegal immigration’s paths to citizenship, as demonstrated by Harris ‘ pledge to bill-1943397″ target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>revive the failed bipartisan border security bill if she is elected president.
The reality is that the Democrats and Republicans who negotiated this legislation do not want to stop mass immigration. They simply want to solve the” crisis” at the border so mass immigration can become more efficient, systematized, and ultimately legal because both sides benefit from it. The left gets to change America’s demographics, creating and solidifying a reliable Democratic voting bloc for generations. On the right, the” Chamber of Commerce” members of the GOP secure their steady influx of cheap labor.
The bill’s quid pro quo was made clear by essentially allowing anyone who is granted asylum to receive near-instant work permits while essentially guaranteeing an annual influx of at least 1, 825, 000 legal immigrants into the country.
The bill’s authors claimed there would be a “raised” threshold for obtaining asylum, but they claimed that immigrants would be drawn to the prospect of immediate work authorizations, which would benefit American businesses who only want to see American wages reduced. Mass amnesty will soon follow once these measures are in place, as Harris has stated in her statement that she wants an “earned pathway to citizenship” for immigrants who cross the border illegally.
In stark contrast, Donald Trump correctly points out that Harris sold out America by allowing millions of illegal immigrants to enter the country while under her control, declaring,” There is no greater act of disloyalty than to destroy your own country.”
” Comprehensive immigration reform” would mean severely restricting immigration for decades, as it did under the Immigration Act of 1924, and the widespread deportation of illegal aliens residing within our borders in order to truly solve this crisis. Trump has made a pledge to carry out” the largest deportation in the history of our country” if he is elected.
British professor Stafford Beer famously stated,” The purpose of a system is what it does”, emphasizing that a system’s true purpose is revealed through its outcomes, not its intentions. He remarked,” It makes no sense to assert that a system’s goal is consistently what it consistently fails to achieve.”
Applying this logic to the current U. S. immigration system, it becomes clear that, in many instances, the system fails to enrich American communities as claimed.
Our immigration system intentionally undermines it by allowing millions of convicted criminals and illegal immigrants to remain in the country and fails to promote social cohesion and safety.