Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

It certainly does appear that ICE screwed up big time, and it resulted in the deaths of THREE American citizens.

Trump’s ICE is the one drug it’s feet and didn’t deport him soon enough.

I agree that ICE screwed the pooch but why do you say it was Trump's ICE? It says in 2016 ICE didn't see him as a priority and didn't arrest/deport him. Trump didn't take office until January of 2017.
 
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I agree that ICE screwed the pooch but why do you say it was Trump's ICE? It says in 2016 ICE didn't see him as a priority and didn't arrest/deport him. Trump didn't take office until January of 2017.

Read again.

He was out after another deal in 2018.
 
Three Human Smugglers Sentenced for Texas Stash House Operation

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HOUSTON, Texas — A federal judge in the Southern District of Texas handed down prison sentences to three men involved in human smuggling and stash house operations. The trio smuggled more than 1,000 people in less than a year into Texas under extremely dangerous conditions.

U.S. District Court Judge Alfred H. Bennett handed down a 36-month prison sentence to 47-year-old Rene Camacho, a U.S. citizen from Houston, following his December 2019 guilty plea. His sentence also included a 24-month period of supervised release following the completion of his prison term.

Two Mexican nationals also pleaded guilty in December to the conspiracy to smuggle and transport illegal aliens.

The judge previously sentenced 49-year-old Albino Vargas-Hernandez, a Mexican national who lived in Houston, and 22-year-old Hiram Lamarca-Gonzalez, another Mexican national residing in Houston to 42 and 36 months in prison respectively for their roles in the human smuggling and stash house operations.

During the month of June, U.S. Attorney Ryan Patrick and the Southern District of Texas team of prosecutors carried out 610 immigration prosecutions. The District of Arizona was second with 132 prosecutions on immigration-related cases.

Three Human Smugglers Sentenced for Texas Stash House Operation
 
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Migrant Train Jumpers Arrested in Texas 50 Miles from Border

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Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents arrested two groups of migrants during train inspections in Texas approximately 50 miles from the Mexican border. The two incidents occurred within hours of each other near Cotulla.

Laredo North Station Border Patrol agents observed a group of migrants engaging in the dangerous practice of train jumping on a northbound train near Cotulla. The agents contacted the rail service company and requested the train be stopped for inspection, according to information obtained by Laredo Sector Border Patrol officials.

The train stopped a few miles north of Cotulla and agents began their inspection. The agents initially apprehended three migrants. The search of the train continued and agents found one more train jumper before releasing the train to continue its trip.

Agents identified the migrants as having come to the U.S. from Guatemala and Mexico.

Another incident occurred about three hours later as several other migrants jumped on a second train near Cotulla. Agents again contacted the train operators and requested the train stop north of Cotulla for inspection.

During a search of the train, agents found two U.S. citizens and 15 illegal immigrants, Laredo Sector officials said. Agents identified the migrants as having come to the United States from Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico.

Migrant Train Jumpers Arrested in Texas 50 Miles from Border
 
GRAPHIC: Cartel Leaves Headless Body in Mexico near Texas Border

PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Coahuila – Cartel gunmen kidnapped, tortured, murdered, and mutilated a man whose remains were dumped on a roadside a few miles south of the Texas border. Authorities found a posterboard signed by cartel gunmen, promising future executions.

The case took place this week along the highway that connects Allende with Villa Union, Coahuila. Residents found a body with a white poster. Police secured the crime scene as investigators with the Coahuila Attorney General’s Office worked to identify the victim. The poster was signed by a faction of Los Zetas and warned of future bloodshed.

GRAPHIC: Cartel Leaves Headless Body in Mexico near Texas Border
 
Illegal Alien Arrested for Triple Homicide After Returning to U.S.

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An illegal alien wanted for a triple homicide in 2018 has been arrested by U.S. Marshals and FBI agents in Phoenix, Arizona.

Dimas Coronado Chafino was arrested on triple homicide charges for the September 1, 2018 murders of 24-year-old Oralia Nunez, 34-year-old Omar Gonzalez, and Nunez’s unborn child, according to the Arizona Republic.

Nunez was reportedly eight months pregnant when police allege Coronado murdered her along with Gonzalez. Months before the murders, Nunez obtained a protection order against Coronado in fear that he would kill her.

Illegal Alien Arrested for Triple Homicide After Returning to U.S.
 
Illegal Alien Wanted for Allegedly Murdering Wife Found Living in Virginia

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An illegal alien wanted for allegedly murdering his wife was found living in the Richmond, Virginia, area by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.

Demetrio Ignacio-Flores, a 38-year-old illegal alien from Mexico, has been wanted in his native Oaxaca, Mexico, for allegedly murdering his wife in 2010. A decade later, ICE agents found Ignacio-Flores living in the Richmond area under a false identity.

Ignacio-Flores was first encountered by U.S. Border Patrol in April 2011 near Laredo, Texas, and was voluntarily returned to Mexico. Some time thereafter, ICE officials say Ignacio-Flores returned illegally to the U.S. by crossing the border.

Despite being wanted by Mexican officials on murder charges, Ignacio-Flores was able to live in Richmond under a false identity for at least six years. In 2014, Ignacio-Flores was convicted of drunk driving and twice driving without a license but was never turned over to ICE agents.

“This is the perfect example of why someone with low-level convictions should be turned over to ICE,” ICE official Lyle Boelens said in a statement. “Even though Ignacio-Flores hadn’t been convicted of any high-level crimes in the U.S., he is wanted in his native country for murder.”

Illegal Alien Wanted for Allegedly Murdering Wife Found Living in Virginia
 
Exclusive–Angel Mom Kathy Hall: My Daughter’s Illegal Alien Killer Up for Parole After Only Two Years in Prison

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It is one of the untold stories of the criminal justice system: A family unable to grieve their loved one because of parole hearings where they must beg the courts not to grant early release to a convicted killer.

Angel Mom Kathy Hall never imagined she would have to relive her daughter’s, 18-year-old Hailey King’s, death every year after 35-year-old illegal alien Sergio Rodriguez pled guilty to manslaughter as well as other charges in 2018.

Yet, after only two years since Rodriguez’s conviction, Hall had to tell the story of Hailey’s death to a parole board in the hopes of keeping the illegal alien in prison for at least another two years.

“I still don’t understand how you can sentence someone to 17 years and then after 2 years have a parole hearing,” Hall told Breitbart News. “You have to relive it over and over. It’s not something you can quickly prepare for. And then every year after that, you are re-victimized. You cannot heal from what’s happened because you’re still fighting to keep people behind bars.”

November 6, 2016, was Election Day for most Americans. Then-candidate Donald Trump had bolted the issue of immigration, and the plight of Angel Families, to national attention after decades of politicians ignoring victims of unenforced federal immigration law.

For Hall, it was the day Hailey was hit on a scooter by a speeding Rodriguez and left for dead. Rather than stopping when he hit Hailey and another victim — who is now a double amputee as a result — Rodriguez fled the scene of the crash.

Angel Mom: My Daughter's Killer Up for Parole After Two Years in Prison
 
GRAPHIC: Female Migrant Found Dead on Texas Ranch — 80 Miles from Border



A Brooks County, Texas, sheriff’s deputy recovered the recently deceased body of a young migrant woman who died after being abandoned by smugglers. The death occurred on a ranch located south of the Falfurrias Border Patrol Checkpoint about 80 miles from the Texas-Mexico border.

GRAPHIC: Female Migrant Found Dead on Texas Ranch -- 80 Miles from Border
 
Illegal Alien Brothers Accused of Raping 10-Year-Old Girl in Louisiana

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Three brothers, two of whom are illegal aliens, stand accused of raping a 10-year-old girl in Kenner, Louisiana.

Raul Paz-Perez, a 35-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, and Wilmer Paz-Perez, a 35-year-old illegal alien from Honduras, were arrested by the Kenner Police Department this week and charged with first-degree rape of a child under the age of 13-years-old.

Their third brother, 31-year-old Elder Paz-Perez, is wanted by police on rape charges as well. Elder’s immigration status remains unknown at this time.

According to police, Elder and his two brothers had been living with the girl and her family because Elder is the boyfriend of the girl’s mother. One day, as the three brothers were alone with the 10-year-old girl, they allegedly offered her money for sex with them.

The girl refused and locked herself in a bathroom, according to police. That’s when the brothers attempted to bust open the door. Eventually, one of the brothers was able to open the door.

At this point, police said the brothers ripped the girl’s clothes off, held her down, and began raping her. The girl told a relative of the sexual assault days later, leading to Raul and Wilmer’s arrests.

Now, police say the three brothers may have also sexually assaulted the girl’s sister, 15-years-old and potentially two step-siblings of the girl.

Illegal Alien Brothers Accused of Raping 10-Year-Old Girl in Louisiana
 
WATCH: Thousands of Caravan Migrants Push into Guatemala

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Reports from the Honduras-Guatemala border shows large groups of migrants illegally pushing past security personnel. Despite the threat of COVID-19, the migrants forced their way across the border.

A tweet released by New York Times video correspondent Brent McDonald shows a “large caravan of Central American migrants fleeing pandemic-induced poverty” pushing their way past Guatemalan border security officials. He reports the group is heading to Mexico — presumably with an intended destination of the U.S. southern border.

McDonald reported that Guatemalan border officials expect an additional 3,000 to attempt to enter from Honduras on Friday, raising the total two-day crossing to an estimated 6,000 migrants.

The Guardian also reports thousands of Honduran migrants “hoping to reach the United States” are illegally crossing the border into Guatemala. The report estimates more than 3,000 had crossed the border by mid-day on Thursday.

WATCH: Thousands of Caravan Migrants Push into Guatemala
 
ICE arrests 176 in Operation Rise sanctuary city crackdown

Operation netted 176 criminal aliens in Philadelphia, Denver, New York. Washington, Baltimore and Seattle

The results of a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation targeting sanctuary cities were announced Friday.

One hundred seventy-six people were taken into custody by ICE agents in Philadelphia, Denver, New York, Washington, Baltimore and Seattle.

“Operation Rise is proof-positive that we will never back down from enforcing the rule of law, with or without the cooperation of local political leaders,” Chad Wolf, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, said at a Philadelphia news conference.

About 140 of those detained have criminal records or pending charges, he said.

ICE arrests 176 in Operation Rise sanctuary city crackdown
 
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DOJ: 94 Percent of Foreign Nationals in U.S. Federal Prison Are Illegal Aliens

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About 94 percent of foreign nationals incarcerated in federal prisons across the United States are illegal aliens who either crossed international borders illegally or overstayed their visas, the Department of Justice (DOJ) reveals.

An annual DOJ report finds that for Fiscal Year 2019, 94 percent of foreign nationals in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) were illegal aliens, while 70 percent in BOP custody and 39 percent in USMS custody were convicted for crimes unrelated to their immigration violations.

By the end of Fiscal Year 2019, the DOJ report states, more than 51,000 foreign nationals were in federal prison — nearly 27,500 of which were in BOP custody and 23,580 in USMS custody.

Broken down, more than 53 percent of foreign nationals in federal prison last year were ordered deported before they were locked up for crimes. Another 36 percent of foreign nationals in prison were under investigation by federal immigration officials, and more than seven percent are being adjudicated as illegal aliens.

DOJ: 94 Percent of Foreign Nationals in Federal Prison are Illegal Aliens
 
House Democrats Plot Resolution to Keep Criminal Illegal Aliens in U.S.

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A group of House Democrats is plotting a resolution for next year that would attempt to keep criminal illegal aliens in the United States rather than their being deported, along with a series of other proposals to obstruct federal immigration officials’ ability to arrest and detain illegal aliens.

Representatives Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Yvette Clarke (D-NY), Judy Chu (D-CA), Jesus Garcia (D-IL), and Veronica Escobar (D-TX) have compiled a resolution that they plan to introduce next year which serves as a wish list for the open borders lobby.

House Democrats Plot Resolution to Keep Criminal Illegal Aliens in U.S.
 
Open Borders Lobby Urges Joe Biden to Quickly Grant Executive Amnesty

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The open borders lobby is urging Democrat Joe Biden to quickly grant an amnesty for illegal aliens living in the United States, potentially through a little-known federal program that keeps foreign nationals from being deported.

In interviews with NPR, activists with a number of open borders and mass migration organizations say they are asking Biden and his transition team to consider signing executive orders that will provide amnesty to illegal aliens, return deported illegal aliens to the U.S., and free border crossers into the interior of the U.S. so long as they claim asylum.

Open Borders Lobby Urges Joe Biden to Quickly Grant Executive Amnesty
 
NYT: Joe Biden’s Border Promises Are Creating a Migrant Wave

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Even the pro-diversity New York Times is acknowledging Joe Biden’s pro-migration policies are encouraging poor people to migrate to the United States.

“If there is a perception of more-humane policies, you are likely to see an increase of arrivals at the border,” T. Alexander Aleinikoff, the director of the New York-based Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility, told the NYT for a December 13 report titled, “As Biden Prepares to Take Office, a New Rush at the Border.”

The NYT‘s report showed how several deported migrants explained their rational decision to undergo arduous and risky treks through the dangerous deserts, amid U.S. surveillance and sweeps:
Alfonso Mena, his jeans ripped at the knee, shivered with his companion on a bench less than 300 yards from Arizona and sobbed uncontrollably. “What wouldn’t you do to help your children get ahead?” he said. A landscaping job in Houston awaited him, he said, and his family was counting on him. “We are not bad people. We come to work.”​
Mena and other migrants, according to the NYT, are:
likely the leading edge of a much more substantial surge toward the border, immigration analysts say, as a worsening economy in Central America, the disaster wrought by Hurricanes Eta and Iota and expectations of a more lenient U.S. border policy drive ever-larger numbers toward the United States.​
NYT: Joe Biden's Border Promises Are Creating a Migrant Wave
 
Joe Biden Vows ‘Thorough Investigation’ into Trump Officials for Border Policy

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President-Elect Joe Biden said he will ensure there is a “thorough investigation” by the Justice Department into officials of President Donald Trump’s administration who crafted and carried out the “Zero Tolerance” policy at the United States-Mexico border to deter illegal immigration.

During a press conference on January 8, Biden committed to having the Justice Department open an investigation into Trump officials who carried out the Zero Tolerance policy through which adult border crossers entered separate custody from the children they arrived at the southern border with.

The practice, as Breitbart News noted, has been employed since before 2001, though the Trump administration ended the effort in June 2018.

“I’ll commit that our Justice Department, our investigative arms, will make judgments about who is responsible … and whether or not the conduct is criminal across the board,” Biden said. “But as I said yesterday, I am not going to tell the Justice Department who they should prosecute and who they should not.”

“There will be a thorough, thorough investigation of who is responsible and whether or not their responsibility is criminal, and if that is the [conclusion], the Attorney General will make that judgment,” Biden continued.

Likewise, Biden hinted at his push to quickly pass an amnesty for the majority of 11 to 22 million illegal aliens living in the U.S. and revoke a number of executive orders issued by Trump to reform the nation’s legal immigration system that admits 1.2 million green card holders every year.

Joe Biden Vows 'Thorough Investigation' into Trump Officials for Border Policy
 
New Migrant Caravan Forms In Honduras Looking To Make The ‘Deadly Journey’ To The United States

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Early on Friday morning, thousands of Honduran migrants started to make their way towards the Guatemalan border, “driven by deepening poverty and the hope of a warmer reception if they can reach the United States border.”

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is top of mind for several Central American governments as the caravan began its long journey. On Wednesday night, Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei called for a “state of prevention” along the border with Honduras, noting “the threat of migrants entering without required documentation and without following pandemic-related screening at the border,” and that “more than 2,000 national police and soldiers would be stationed at the border.” The country will also require proof of a negative COVID-19 test before allowing entry.

In Mexico, the country’s National Immigration Institute “posted videos showing hundreds of agents and National Guard members drilling on the southern border. It said the agents are ‘keeping vigilant in the states of southern Mexico … to enforce the immigration law.’”

Last month, authorities stopped hundreds of migrants from forming a caravan before they reached the border with Guatemala, with other caravans last year “broken up by Guatemalan authorities before they reached Mexico.”

Mark Morgan, acting Commissioner of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, warned against the dangerous journey many were considering, saying “The dangerous journey both puts you in harm’s way and endangers the lives and health of those in the US and regional countries through the potential spread of COVID-19,” and that migrants shouldn’t “waste [their] time and money.”

Morgan also described the journey as “deadly,” saying that the U.S. Border Patrol “recovered more than 250 bodies along the U.S.-Mexico border last fiscal year,” and that they “saw two deaths just last week, when smugglers abandoned dozens of migrants in a winter storm that dumped two feet of snow near Big Bend, Texas.”

Last October, Central American countries heeded “President Donald Trump’s call to improve security on their own borders,” when a “new ‘migrant caravan’ headed to the United States’ border with Mexico, was turned back as it reached Guatemala, and its members were bussed back to their homes in Honduras.”

New Migrant Caravan Forms In Honduras Looking To Make The ‘Deadly Journey’ To The United States
 

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