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Last week, the House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy gave a 10-minute floor speech which included a long (but necessarily incomplete) list of Americans killed by illegal aliens. Of course, every crime committed by an illegal foreigner should have been prevented by immigration enforcement, but wasn’t. A top job of government is to protect the citizens […] February 2nd, 2019 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, cost, crime, crime victims, Donald Trump, enforcement, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, Leader Kevin McCarthy, nation of laws, open borders, preventable crime, public safety, Rep Mo Brooks, Senator Joni Ernst |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Rep Mo Brooks (R-AL) took to the House floor on Tuesday to speak about the crime victims of illegal aliens, a subject that never gets enough attention. America has plenty of home-grown criminals and doesn’t need to import more via open borders. Below, Rep. Brooks listed some of the many preventable deaths caused by illegal […] January 19th, 2019 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: Alabama, aliens, Congress, drunk driving illegal alien, enforcement, illegal immigration, Leigh Anna Jimmerson, open borders, preventable crime, Rep Mo Brooks, Tad Mattle | Email This Post | Print This Post Americans used to say we were are “nation of laws” but you rarely hear that sentiment any more because it isn’t the case. Instead, elites have decided that open borders and diversity are better values. Nobody ever voted for disorder, but that is what we have. Today’s example is the entirely preventable murder of California […] December 29th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, California, crime, enforcement, illegal alien criminal, Officer Ronil Singh, preventable crime, SB 54, Sheriff Adam Christianson | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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