Biden soft on crime by illegals

 Washington Examiner:

What exactly does an illegal immigrant have to do to get deported by President Joe Biden?

Because apparently, vandalizing Union Station in Washington, D.C., with swastikas isn’t enough.

Last month, swastikas were drawn near entrances to Union Station, just blocks away from the U.S. Capitol. The usual suspects instantly blamed former President Donald Trump for creating an environment in which white supremacists feel free to intimidate minorities. As usual, that wasn't it.

Surveillance cameras helped nab the real culprit — Geraldo Pando, a 34-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico with a 35-page criminal history. He had been arrested just weeks earlier by the Capitol Police for vandalizing the agency's headquarters.

Did U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement come get Pando when they learned that an illegal immigrant with felony convictions had been arrested blocks from the Capitol? Nope. The police were forced to release him yet again since no one from ICE even asked that he be detained. Pando is exactly the kind of illegal immigrant that Biden’s lax immigration policies are designed to protect.

On his first day in office, Biden issued an executive order halting all interior deportations for 100 days. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas followed up with new enforcement guidelines drastically restricting ICE agents’ ability to arrest, detain, and deport even criminal illegal immigrants.

Under the new rules, agents can only arrest illegal immigrants who entered illegally after Nov. 1, 2021, are national security threats, or have committed serious felonies.

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To say that the Biden administration's handling of illegals is idiotic is an understatement.  They are deliberately ignoring US law and it should be another count in a Biden impeachment trial.  In the case of crime beyond being here illegally, the Biden administration is putting illegals ahead of citizens who are the victims of these crimes.

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