Nearly 60K known or suspected 'aliens' in federal prisons, DOJ says

Article CAIRCO note: 
From report: “We’re not talking about the non-violent simple possession (drug charges)"
Article author: 
Bradford Betz
Article publisher: 
Fox News
Article date: 
17 April 2019
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
border
cartels
drugs
DOJ
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Nearly 60,000 "known or suspected aliens" are being held in federal prisons, according to a report obtained by Fox News Tuesday from the Department of Justice ...

Quoting the report, he [G. Zachary Terwilliger, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia] said “criminal aliens” make up 21 percent of those in the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) custody and 38 percent of those in Marshals custody.

“We’re not talking about the non-violent simple possession (drug charges), these are actually drug traffickers and a lot of times these are individuals who are apprehended with massive loads who are walking across the border,” he said ...

CAIRCO Research. (Note: Same day, related article from CNN. Presdent Trump is right.)

"Corruption in Venezuela has created a cocaine superhighway to the US"  CNN, April 17, 2019
... [T]he drugs are shipped up to Mexico and then distributed to American cities...

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