WH: More Than 8,000 Criminal Illegal Aliens Released Into U.S. in 2017

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WH: More Than 8,000 Criminal Illegal Aliens Released Into U.S. in 2017
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CNS News
Article date: 
27 June 2018
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Our American Future
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crime
drunk driving
gangs
illegal aliens
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“In fiscal year 2017, more than 8,000 criminal illegal aliens in police custody were released back into our communities as a result of sanctuary policies,” the White House said on Friday, the day that President Donald Trump met with the families of victims of crimes committed by illegal aliens.
 
On Friday, Sabine Durden described how she was unable to protect her 30-year-old son “because an illegal alien from Guatemala, with two felonies, one deportation, two DUIs — he was protected.  Riverside, California: sanctuary.  The judge, the DA, they knew who he was.  They gave him probation after his second DUI.  Five weeks later, he killed my child.”
 
Durden’s son and only child, Dominic, was killed when the illegal alien driving a truck struck him on his motorcycle, July 12, 2012....
 
“[M]ore than 250,000 criminal aliens have been arrested and charged with over 600,000 criminal offenses” in Texas alone since 2011, according to the White House in a fact sheet on illegal alien crime. 
 
Also, a 2011 Government Accountability Office report shows that nearly 3 million offenses were found to be related to criminal illegal aliens.  More than 25,000 of these offenses were homicide; almost 70,000 sex crime offenses; over 42,000 robbery offenses; and about 15,000 kidnapping offenses.
 
 

 

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