Dems disastrous immigration policies

 The Hill:

The Democrats’ decisive defeat in 2024 exposed their catastrophic failures on immigration, yet they are doubling down on the chaos with calculated recklessness.

By fueling anti-ICE riots and pushing lawless policies, they have declared war on America’s safety and its citizens. Meanwhile, President Trump is demolishing them on this issue, as Americans rise up against the Democrats’ dangerous, self-destructive illegal immigration agenda.

Trump’s “Worst Goes First” policy is doing precisely what Democrats wouldn’t — putting Americans first. In Trump’s first 100 days, 75 percent of ICE arrests targeted criminals with convictions or pending charges, according to data from the Department of Homeland Security. This relentless crackdown is making communities safer, despite Democrats’ cries of “fascism.”

The border numbers don’t lie. In May 2025, border encounters crashed to 8,725 — a staggering 93 percent drop from May 2024, when 117,905 crossed under Biden. The real shocker? Not a single illegal border-crosser was released into the U.S. in May 2025, compared to more than 62,000 dumped into the country in May 2024 under Biden.

Americans are fed up. A New York Times poll shows 87 percent support deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records. Even 63 percent back deporting those who entered illegally under Biden, and 55 percent want all illegal immigrants removed. These numbers obliterate Democrats’ delusions.
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There is really no good reason to allow any illegal immigrants into the US.  There are legal routes to enter the US that allow the vetting of immigrants to avoid letting in those tied to terrorism. What Biden and the Democrats were trying to do was import voters, and they recklessly failed to vet them.

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