The criminal invasion of the US

 TownHall:

243 Illegal Aliens Arrested Including Murderers, Sex Offenders, and Cartel Members

ICE just cracked down hard in the Denver metro area, arresting 243 illegal immigrants during a week-long operation from July 12 to July 20. Among those taken off the streets were dangerous criminals, including one wanted for murder, one for human trafficking, five sex offenders, and multiple individuals charged or convicted of drug offenses, assault, theft, and DUIs. At least four of the arrested are suspected members of the violent Tren de Aragua cartel. This sweep sends a clear message: law enforcement is committed to protecting communities by enforcing immigration laws and keeping violent offenders off the streets.

Among the most dangerous illegal criminals arrested in the recent ICE sweep are individuals like Rigoberto Carranza-Mendez, a convicted murderer and repeat DUI offender; Javier Ulises Sanchez-Andazola, who was convicted of sexually assaulting a child and driving under the influence in Greeley; Jacinto Gonzalez-Perez, responsible for careless driving that led to a fatality in El Paso County; and Blanca Ochoa Tello, caught with a massive stash of 20,000 fentanyl pills in her vehicle. These arrests highlight the urgent need for strong immigration enforcement to protect American communities from violent offenders and deadly drug traffickers who exploit weak borders.
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Unlike Biden and the Democrats, Trump wants to keep criminal aliens out of the country.  Americans are safer when we control the border.

See also:

Trump’s Border Numbers Continue Plummet to New Record Low — 4,000 in 27 Days

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