The daughter of Mexican immigrants addressed a House hearing on the Biden-Harris border crisis on Tuesday, speaking on behalf of an 11-year-old girl who authorities say was brutally raped and murdered at the hands of an illegal immigrant, and how the Democrats’ policies are giving "good migrants a bad name." April Aguirre, a crime victims’ advocate, spoke before the House Judiciary Committee along with the mothers of children whose deaths they say were caused by the border policies under President Biden and Vice President Harris. Aguirre spoke on behalf of 11-year-old Maria Gonzalez, a migrant who was living in Houston with her father when authorities say an illegal immigrant from Guatemala entered her home and killed her, stuffed under her father’s bed in a plastic bag in a laundry basket. April Aguirre spoke before a House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday about how she feels the Biden-Harris administration's border policies have failed young girls. (House Judiciary Committee) "Maria was so covered in bruises I had to go and shop for a funeral dress for her to cover the damage that that man did to her. Maria lost fingernails in her fight, and she's a migrant child," Aguirre detailed to the committee.
@cram CRT NO FACTS again??? ICE Acknowledges 647,000 Aliens with Criminal Charges or Convictions in the U.S. Share This Article: FAIR US org | September 2024 In a letter released Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acknowledged that 425,000 aliens released into the U.S. have criminal convictions and another 222,000 aliens have criminal charges pending. The letter, written by acting ICE Director Patrick Lechleitner, was released by Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales, who received it in response to requests for information he sent the agency six months ago. The criminal aliens that Director Lechleitner referred to in his letter - the vast majority of whom are in the country illegally - are on ICE’s non-detained docket. That simply means even though the aliens are deportable, they were released into the U.S. (either by Customs and Border Protection or ICE) while their cases are pending. Their cases may be resolved in several ways, such as being approved for asylum or receiving a final order of removal by an immigration judge. However, until their cases are resolved, ICE tracks these non-detained aliens. The number of aliens on ICE’s non-detained docket has tripled since Fiscal Year (FY) 2018, growing from 2.6 million to 7.4 million in FY 2024. In the letter sent to Rep. Gonzales, ICE made several shocking admissions about aliens released into the U.S. as part of the non-detained docket. Over 13,000 aliens have convictions for murder. Another 15,000 have convictions for sexual assault. If that weren’t bad enough, ICE’s letter contained even more detail: 56,000 aliens on the non-detained docket have convictions related to dangerous drugs, 62,000 have convictions for assault; 18,000 have convictions for larceny (theft); 14,000 have convictions for burglary; 13,000 have convictions for weapons offenses, and 2,500 have convictions for kidnapping.
Get this animial off the street.
Well he does not look like he can run far, so follow him local dads and bros...heck
The daughter of Mexican immigrants addressed a House hearing on the Biden-Harris border crisis on Tuesday, speaking on behalf of an 11-year-old girl who authorities say was brutally raped and murdered at the hands of an illegal immigrant, and how the Democrats’ policies are giving "good migrants a bad name."
April Aguirre, a crime victims’ advocate, spoke before the House Judiciary Committee along with the mothers of children whose deaths they say were caused by the border policies under President Biden and Vice President Harris.
Aguirre spoke on behalf of 11-year-old Maria Gonzalez, a migrant who was living in Houston with her father when authorities say an illegal immigrant from Guatemala entered her home and killed her, stuffed under her father’s bed in a plastic bag in a laundry basket.
April Aguirre spoke before a House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday about how she feels the Biden-Harris administration's border policies have failed young girls. (House Judiciary Committee)
"Maria was so covered in bruises I had to go and shop for a funeral dress for her to cover the damage that that man did to her. Maria lost fingernails in her fight, and she's a migrant child," Aguirre detailed to the committee.
Protect all the children, keep them safe.🙏 Grrr, coward‼️
Usual suspect
Typical suspectWHUTBAK can't get a woman unless he pervPEDRO or payshoookerzzz'---
Clearly Hispanic
The picture they took is pretty clear.
It was Joe Biden.
Average trump supporter
You spelled Biden wrong bum.
Typical suspectWHUTBAK can't get a woman unless he pervPEDRO or payshoookerzzz'---
Tinkerbell, How your Transition going? Has your mother or father found out yet?
@cram
CRT NO FACTS again???
ICE Acknowledges 647,000 Aliens with Criminal Charges or Convictions in the U.S.
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FAIR US org | September 2024
In a letter released Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acknowledged that 425,000 aliens released into the U.S. have criminal convictions and another 222,000 aliens have criminal charges pending. The letter, written by acting ICE Director Patrick Lechleitner, was released by Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales, who received it in response to requests for information he sent the agency six months ago.
The criminal aliens that Director Lechleitner referred to in his letter - the vast majority of whom are in the country illegally - are on ICE’s non-detained docket. That simply means even though the aliens are deportable, they were released into the U.S. (either by Customs and Border Protection or ICE) while their cases are pending. Their cases may be resolved in several ways, such as being approved for asylum or receiving a final order of removal by an immigration judge. However, until their cases are resolved, ICE tracks these non-detained aliens. The number of aliens on ICE’s non-detained docket has tripled since Fiscal Year (FY) 2018, growing from 2.6 million to 7.4 million in FY 2024.
In the letter sent to Rep. Gonzales, ICE made several shocking admissions about aliens released into the U.S. as part of the non-detained docket. Over 13,000 aliens have convictions for murder. Another 15,000 have convictions for sexual assault. If that weren’t bad enough, ICE’s letter contained even more detail: 56,000 aliens on the non-detained docket have convictions related to dangerous drugs, 62,000 have convictions for assault; 18,000 have convictions for larceny (theft); 14,000 have convictions for burglary; 13,000 have convictions for weapons offenses, and 2,500 have convictions for kidnapping.
he doesn’t wanna get deported he definitely didn’t vote trump