By John Buchard

June 19, 2024

This report is not 5 years out to date, and the Biden Regime has imported another 15 million known illegals. Another 5 million suspected getaways, that is, illegals that US Immigration never processed. We know that many countries in Central and South America have emptied their prisons, jails, and mental institutions and sent them on a path to the US. They have been

accompanies by criminal gangs looking to enrich themselves by looting the USA.

The report revealed a total flip from 1998, when 63 percent of arrests for federal offenses were of U.S. citizens. In 2018, 64 percent of arrests for federal crimes were non-citizens.

Approximately 7% of the U.S. population includes people who are not American citizens, based on data from the 2017 U.S. Census Bureau. Nevertheless, despite their reasonably small numbers, non-citizens were accountable for a disproportionate 15% of all federal arrests and 15% of prosecutions in U.S. district courts for criminal activities unassociated with immigration in 2018, as laid out in the report.

Here’s a chart from the Bureau of Justice Statistics:

It’s unexpected to consider that generating people from nations with more excellent murder rates than the United States might not always cause a decline in violent criminal offenses. Venezuela, Haiti, and Nicaragua send their violent offenders to the US with the warning never to return.

 Furthermore, it’s intriguing how some people’s instant reaction to this observation is to dismiss it with allegations of prejudice rather than engaging in a significant conversation.

I am curious to know a breakdown of the offenses for which they are condemned. Are there many circumstances in which people return to the country after being deported included in these statistics? If that is the were these undocumented immigrants deported at first due to being jailed for criminal activities at the local level federal offenses?

A research study conducted by the CATO Institute and the Heritage Foundation indicates that a minimum of half of the people are nabbed by  state and local are non-citizens.

In the past three and half years, almost 20 million individuals have entered the United States, with 44 percent not having education beyond the elementary level. Over 95% are without any working knowledge of English, many of them unable to understand Spanish, making them virtually unemployable; immigrants make up 20.5 percent of the U.S. population. Significantly, the Census Bureau anticipated that the U.S. population wouldn’t reach this portion up until 2040. Under the previous administration, the number of immigrants getting into the country monthly was 42,000, a decrease from the 76,000 monthly immigrants seen during the Obama administration.

Moreover, many of these illegals are not vaccinated and have diseases that can infect our people, posing a significant strain on local medical resources. Hospitals in many areas are experiencing billions of dollars of losses from treating illegals.

It has also been reported that many nations in South America have taken the opportunity provided by the Obiden Junta to send tens of thousands of the r prison population to the US, most of whom are violent criminals who can be expected to continue their criminal activities in the USA. Many areas, such as New York, Houston, and Chicago, Los Angeles, are already experiencing a massive increase in violent, drug, and property crime. These criminals are eagerly recruited by the cartels as new soldiers who are highly expendable.