Deporting illegals with 600 criminal convictions

 Washington Examiner:

Federal immigration authorities in Houston deported 174 illegal immigrants with more than 600 criminal convictions across the group, including a number of previously deported repeat offenders, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Between March 17 and 28, ICE’s Houston office removed illegal immigrants with significant criminal histories to Mexico, the agency announced in a press release Thursday.

The group of illegal immigrants had been deported previously a combined 415 times. ICE did not release the names of the immigrants but provided details on some of their backgrounds.

“This is just a small snapshot of the amazing work that the brave men and women at ICE do every day to enhance public safety in Southeast Texas,” ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Houston Field Office Director Bret Bradford said in a statement. “Fueled by our unwavering commitment to protect the public from harm, and united in our determination to restore integrity to our nation’s system of laws, ICE will continue to aggressively pursue and remove anyone who threatens the safety of our communities and the national security of our country.”
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This is probably the result of Biden letting millions of illegal immigrants into the US to try to change the election demographics for Democrats.  The failure of the Biden regime to look at the background of immigrants they were letting in was certainly costly to the victims of their crimes.

See also:

JD Vance Says Admin Will Not ‘Ask Permission From Far-Left Democrats’ To Deport Criminals

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