Texas ICE roundup

 PJ Media:

ICE Houston Arrests 350+ Gang Members Guilty of 1400+ Illegal Entries

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 Among these gang members are murderers, child predators, arsonists, and thieves. In fact, according to the ICE Houston press release from Aug. 8, the 350+ arrested gang members have altogether almost 1,700 criminal convictions. It is mind-blowing that there are still any Americans who support the Democrat party when the Democrats welcomed massive hordes of dangerous criminals into America, and are now enthusiastically working to protect them from law enforcement.

I think it is also important to emphasize that these arrests were made by ICE Houston. In other words, this represents a comparatively small section of the country, and only a fraction of the illegals spread across the continental USA. This doesn’t even represent all of Texas, let alone the Southwest, let alone the rest of the United States.

Then there is the fact that one sector of ICE agents were able to arrest so many dangerous criminals in just six months. That means the federal government and its agents always had the ability to identify and arrest criminals entering America illegally, but the Biden administration deliberately chose not to do so. The Democrats wanted these gang members in America.

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I have speculated that Democrats wanted the open borders to import future votes, and they were apparently willing to accept crooks and thieves.  Trump has proved that the border can be controlled and that the US never needed new legislation to do so.

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