Great Replacement Update: Record Gotaways In October

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A.W. Morgan
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VDare
Article date: 
9 November 2022
Article category: 
National News
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border
Border Patrol
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
great replacement
multiculturalism
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Upwards of 70,000 illegal aliens and perhaps more slipped past border agents in October, the first month of fiscal 2022. The exact figure is unclear, with reports ranging from 64,000 to 86,000. Whatever that number, the minimum is at least 2,000 illegals per day, few if any of whom will be deported if they are caught, even if the GOP retakes Capitol Hill today. Agents caught more than 200,000 who tried to jump the border....

If the Stupid Party wins today, we’ll find out just how stupid it is if its leaders don’t see that impeaching Traitor Joe Biden might be the only way to save the country.

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