Trump administration to investigate blue state trafficking in illegals

 Townhall:

As President-elect Donald Trump is poised to initiate the nation’s largest deportation, blue-led states are putting up a fight after years of welcoming millions of illegal immigrants to wreak havoc on their communities. 

However, officials have already made it clear they would be taking orders from Trump— not from Democrat governors who want to continue destroying the country. 

Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) took jabs at Hochul while announcing the arrest of a wanted illegal immigrant in upstate New York. The Brazillian national had many charges against him in the U.S. and his home country.

“The men and women of ERO [Enforcement and Removal Operations] will continue to protect our communities from dangerous offenders, regardless of what the governor of New York state says,” Buffalo Field Office Director Thomas Brophy said in a statement. “We will not be deterred by politicians putting votes over protecting the citizens of this nation.” 

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The illegal alien was wanted for strangulation and endangering the welfare of a child in the U.S. and is under investigation in Brazil for several crimes, including homicide. The arrest of the criminal noncitizen was the second one within days of one another and had a final order of removal.

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If you have open borders criminals are going to take advantage of it and the Biden-Harris regime opened the borders to millions.  It was one of the most absurd immigration policies in US history and the crooks took advantage of it.  Democrats obviously thought they benefited from increased illegal immigration. 

See also:

Multiple Migrants Arrested in 'Sanctuary States' for Attacking Women, Children, & Dogs

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