DHS Secretary: We Caught a Bunch of Violent Criminal Aliens But Haven't Deported Them, Hundreds Given Amnesty

Article author: 
Katie Pavlich
Article publisher: 
Townhall
Article date: 
29 April 2015
January 2016
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
crime
DHS
illegal aliens
Congress
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Testifying in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson explained that although the Department has a number of violent criminal aliens in custody, they haven't been deported. 

Criminal illegal alien and gang member Jesus Rangel-Hernandez, who was scheduled for deportation but saved at the last minute by President Obama's DACA program, has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder in North Carolina. Under questioning from Senator Chuck Grassley, Johnson admitted that lapses in the DHS background check system allowed hundreds of aliens like Rangel-Hernandez to stay, putting the safety of Americans risk ... 


Over the past three years, DHS has released more than 60,000 violent criminal aliens, with convictions ...

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