Hundreds of immigrant minors flock to the states and your heart strings tug. But whats behind door number two?

Are illegal immigrants and open borders proposing a great threat to our society and way of life? It depends on who you ask? Some scream to open the borders. Others quietly look the other way and ignore the statistics. Many think a failure to protect our borders is a recipe for disaster. But one thing is for sure and that’s that there has always been a dark connection between illegal immigration and crime. Mexico however is more than just a gateway for illegals, its a triple threat.

Its not just the bodies that cross our border.  As gang activity throughout Mexico is running wild and we also get an influx of illegal drugs and guns along with our southern illegals. Our borders to the south create multiple problems not only in relation to crime but also as a drain on our already failing economy. Some may argue that eventually they may work and play positive roles in society.  Well not only are they fighting for jobs we don’t have but also  for the same entitlement cash (think welfare) that we STRIP from an already taxed working class. And my god the money it takes to detain and deport them! For the present and during this article I would much rather focus on something we can all see for black and white… Crime. We can’t argue or skew criminal statistics so lets get right to it.

Now crime has always been around and it’s always been bigger in large cities. You cant just cram millions of people in one city and not expect crime.  However when millions and millions of young men (and women) come to this country illegally what is going to happen? Even if they were upstanding citizens there are no jobs here for them. Maybe Obama missed the memo but the middle class is dead as a growing number of the middle class has been out of work for ages and since forced to join the ranks of the welfare armies across America. So whats here for illegal aliens? Probably what many of them came over with to begin with. Gangs and of course drugs. Gangs offer more of a structured support system and feeling of “belonging” than they could ever have hoped to get anywhere else, including the home they were born into.  And with gangs we get the crime.

Has anyone ever heard of releasing a criminal back into society for no apparent reason? Well if you are in illegal immigrant detained here in the United States you may get a free get out of jail card.  Brietbart has reported that 36,000 convicted criminal illegal immigrants were released back into the US by immigration officials in 2013. These numbers are not limited to the almost 200 murderers that were released along with the lot. 200 murderers. Released. How is this OK? These figures were cited directly from a report by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS). Apparently the imigrants were being proccessed for deportation when they were simply let go. ICE had the ability to hold this criminals in detention “but released them anyway” as mentioned by a report from the Washington Times. We have Amerians rotting in prison as we speak for white collar crimes less heinous than many immigration has pardoned. What gives? What are they going to do once released back into society? Donate thier time own at the old folks home?

That report boasted that the mentioned 36k criminals released were convicted of a grand total  of 88,000 crimes. Out of this 193 were homocides, 303 kidnapings, 426 sexual assults, 1,317 domestic violence assults and 1,724 weapon charges! These numbers are staggering. More staggering yet is the fact that every single crime, all 88,000 could have been eliminated if we had simply secured our borders to the south. Scarier still is to think that these numbers are only from 2013.

Presently in Texas Rick Perry is fighting this battle to the best of his ability.  Why? According to Perry’s office more than 203,000 criminal illegal aliens have been booked into Texas county jails since 2008. These numbers manifested into individuals responsible for more than 640,000 crimes in the state of Texas alone. These numbers include more than 3,000 homicides and almost 8,000 sexual assaults. More staggering yet is the fact that every single crime, all 640,000 (including 3,000 homicides) could have been eliminated if we had simply secured our borders to the south. I think I may have said this once or twice before.

Because the federal government has completely failed at securing the border the states National Guard troops will aid the Texas Department of public safety’S (DPS) “Operation Strong Safety“.

Right before Rick Perry mentioned the National Guard troops hitting our border Texas senator Dan Patrick said there are at least 100,000 illegal gang immigrants in the state of Texas alone. He said  from 2008 to 2012, 143,000 illegal immigrant criminals were arrested and jailed in Texas alone. He said these were  “hardened criminals, gang members, and other criminals that we identified as being in Texas illegally.”

“We charged them with 447,000 crimes, a half-million crimes in four years, just in Texas, including over 5,000 rapes and 2,000 murders,” Patrick said. “We estimate we have 100,000 gang members here illegally.”

Texas has quite the problem on their hands. The number of illegal immigrants that flood into Texas each month is greater than the number of babies born in that state as natural born citizens. Can we say epidemic?  With this flood and lack of border protection comes more crime and more gang activity.  But in all reality gang violence and deaths related to gang violence and various criminal activity are a much greater problem than what we have in the great state of Texas. Greater problem is actually an understatement. Its a war zone and its all over the nation. For example the shooting deaths in Chicago alone in 2012 totaled higher than all the Allied forces combined that were lost in the Afghanistan war in 2012. That’s pretty scary. So far in 2014 our murder totals in Chicago have reached 216 and its only July! Most in part to gang activity. So why do we continue to open the flood gates to illegals who can bring nothing to the table, only have a hand out when so many of us can barely fend for ourselves? Your guess is as good as mine. One thing is clear though… with them comes crime that could easily be prevented if only we implement some sort proactive of control against illegal immigration.

 

Examples of Serious Crimes committed by Illegal Aliens over the past 12 months

The information below has been stripped from various news sources.  Every alien mentioned in the collection of reports below has been identified as being in this country illegally. This is but just a small list of heinous crimes that have been comitted over the past year that could have easily been eliminated if we had only been more proactive when defending our borders.

• May 2014 — Humberto Gonzalez, an illegal alien, was convicted in New Jersey of criminal assault and sentenced to 50 years in prison. The rape occurred in 2005 and Gonzalez was not identified until a DNA match was made following an arrest in Texas for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Gonzalez also had a criminal record in Louisiana and Arkansas. (Times of Trenton, May 9, 2014)

• February 2014 — Cinthya Garcia-Cisneros, an illegal alien from Mexico, was found guilty of two counts of a felony for failure to perform the duties of a driver and sentenced to three years of probation and 250 hours of community service.  Garcia-Cisneros committed a hit-and-run that resulted in the death of two stepsisters, 6-year-old Anna Dieter-Eckerdt and 11-year-old Abigail Robinson.  (Associated Press, Feb. 4, 2013)

• January 2014 — Jasim Mohammed Hasin Ramadon, aka Jay Hendrix, an Iraqi immigrant, was found guilty in Colorado on multiple counts of sexual assault. He faces a possible sentence of life in prison. Sarmad Fadhi “Levi” Mohammed, another Iraqi was earlier convicted for the same assault and sentenced to 16 years in prison. An additional three Iraqi immigrants involved in the assault have received misdemeanor convictions. (Colorado Gazette, January 21, 2014)

• January 2014 — Modesto Osco, a Peruvian, pled guilty to indecent assault on a minor. He was sentenced in Pennsylvania to five months to two years in prison. (The Morning Call, January 6, 2014)

• December 2013 — A Mexican illegal alien, Francisco Leon-Urbalexo, pled guilty in California to attempted second-degree murder and was sentenced to nine years in state prison. (Santa Monica Daily Press, December 17, 2013)

• December 2013 — Jose Luis Ramirez-Dorantes, a Mexican illegal alien was sentenced in California to 55 years in prison for the murder-robbery of Border Patrol officer Robert Rosas, Jr. Ramirez had been arrested on alien smuggling charges, but was free on supervised release at the time he joined four others in 2009 in an attempted robbery of Rosas’ night vision goggles that resulted in his shooting death. (Breibart News, December 29, 2013)

• December 2013 — Joel Monfort, a Haitian illegal alien, was deported. He was convicted of second-degree assault and sex offense in Salisbury, Maryland and was sentenced to 12 months in prison in 2001. In 2004, he was again convicted of second-degree assault for sexually assaulting a motorcycle accident victim he was providing nursing aid and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. (The Star Democrat, December 18, 2013)

• December 2013 — Two British citizens, Babar Ahmad and Syed Talha Ahsan, pled guilty in Connecticut to conspiring to provide and providing material support, including funds, personnel and physical items, to terrorists. Ahmad and Ahsan face up to 25 years and 15 years in prison, respectively. (ICE Press Release, December 10, 2013)

• November 2013 — Three Mexicans pled guilty to holding hostages at gunpoint in their alien smuggling operation in Arizona. Francisco Javier Astorga-Velarde and Jose Pedro Soto-Valdez were both sentenced to 12 years in prison. Noel Galindez-Marmolejo was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. (ICE News Release, November 27, 2013)

• November 2013 — German de Jesus Ventura, a Salvadoran illegal alien, was sentenced in Maryland to 35 years in prison for sex trafficking. His partner, Kevin Garcia Fuertes, a Honduran, was sentenced to 19 years in prison. (ICE News Release, November 26, 2013)

• November 2013 — A British citizen, John David Baker, was sentenced in Florida to 25 years in prison for producing child pornography. (ICE News Release, November 22, 2013)

• November 2013 — a Salvadoran MS-13 illegal alien gang member, Carlos Ortega, was convicted of murder, assault with dangerous weapons, racketeering, racketeering conspiracy, and related firearms and conspiracy offenses. For these crimes in the New York City area, he was sentenced to life in prison. (Breibart News, November 21, 2013)

• November 2013 — Two Guayanese citizens, Yugool Persaud, and Desmond Wilson, were convicted in Florida of drug smuggling. They face up to life in federal prison. (ICE News Release, November 21, 2013)

• November 2013 — Thomas Andrew Quinton, a Canadian, pled guilty in Montana to “traveling with the intent to have sex with a minor.” He faces a possible penalty of 30 years in prison. (ICE News Release, November 18, 2013)

• November 2013 — Luis Munoz, an illegal alien from Ecuador, pled guilty to first degree aggravated vehicular homicide for driving under the influence of alcohol, fatally hitting two people, and driving away. Munoz received the maximum prison sentence of 18 years. (YNN, November 8, 2013)

• October 2013 — Emeterio Velazquez, a Mexican, was convicted in Wisconsin of cocaine trafficking. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison. (ICE News Release, October 25, 2013)

• October 2013 — Augustine DeCruz, a Guyanan illegal alien, was convicted in Pennsylvania of possessing with intent to distribute cocaine and crack cocaine and for possessing a firearm. He was sentenced to 106 months in prison. (ICE News Release, October 24, 2013)

• October 2013 — An illegal alien from Honduras who had been detained by immigration authorities and granted voluntary departure but failed to leave the country attempted to abduct a co-ed at Virginia Tech in 2012 where he was working on a construction project. Arlex Cardenas Flores was sentenced to two years in prison. (Roanoke News, October 2, 2013)

• October 2013 — Santos Gomez, a Mexican illegal alien, was sentenced to 15 years in prison convicted of a drunk driving conviction for an accident in South Carolina  that left a university student crippled for life. (The State, October 17, 2013)

• October 2013 — Javier Antonio Martinez, an illegal alien from the Dominican Republic was sentenced to 65 years in prison in Alaska. He was charged with a series of crimes and is still awaiting trial for the shooting death of his boss. Martinez had previously been deported in 1992 after serving time for a felony drug conviction in Rhode Island. According to the prosecutor, he had returned to the United States by the next year and had accumulated several additional convictions for violent crimes in Florida under aliases but was undetected as a deportable alien. (Anchorage Daily News, October 17, 2013)

• October 2013 — A Guatemalan, Luis Gilberto Cruz Solis, was sentenced in McAllen, Texas to six months in prison for stabbing a Border Patrol K-9 as he tried to elude capture after entering the country illegally. (Monitor, October 1, 2013)

• September 2013 — Camilo Torres-Martinez, a Columbian, pled guilty and was convicted in Florida of conspiracy to traffic cocaine into the United States. He faces a sentence of between 10 years and life in federal prison. (ICE News Release, September 26, 2013)

• September 2013 — Alma Lucrecia Hernandez-Preciado, a Colombian, was convicted in Florida of drug smuggling. She faces between 10 years and life in federal prison. (ICE News Release, September 23, 2013)

• September 2013 — Alexis Estevez-Alvarez, a Cuban, was sentenced in Texas to 11 years in prison for possession with intent to distribute marijuana. (ICE News Release, September 16, 2013)

• September 2012 — Ezequiel Padilla-Villalobos, a Mexican illegal alien, pled guilty to murder for stabbing to death a 14-year old girl in Colorado when he failed in his efforts to strangle her. (Examiner, September 19, 2013)

• September 2013 — An illegal alien from Honduras, Kevin Fuertes, was convicted in Maryland of sex trafficking (running brothels in Annapolis and Easton, Maryland). He was sentenced to 19 years in prison. (WBAL News, September 11, 2013)

• September 2013 — Jose Alberto Izquierdo-Gonzalez, a Mexican illegal alien, pled guilty to illegally transporting immigrants and assaulting U.S. Border Patrol agents and was sentenced in Laredo, Texas to eight years in federal prison. Associated Press, September 4, 2013)

• August 2013 — Pricilio Garcia-Jimenez, a Mexican illegal alien, pled guilty in New Mexico to selling methamphetamine. The plea agreement provides for a 9-year prison term followed by deportation. (ICE News Release, August 30, 2013)

• August 2013 — Alberto Feliz Garcia, a Guatemalan, was sentenced in Massachusetts to 63 months in prison for possession with intent to distribute heroin and other charges. (ICE News Release, August 30, 2013)

• August 2013 — Esteban Bernard, an Argentinian, was convicted in Wisconsin of violent assault with a firearm. He was sentenced to two years in prison. (ICE News Release, August 21, 2013)

• August 2013 — Phillip Amisano-Camillo, a Canadian, pled guilty in Texas to enticing a minor to engage in sexual activity. He faces up to 40 years in federal prison. (ICE News Release, August 19, 2013)

• August 2013 —Julio Blanco Garcia, and illegal alien, was convicted of first-degree murder of a young woman who had volunteered to drive him to a hospital. He was sentenced in Fairfax, Virginia to 49 years imprisonment. (Washington Post, August 22, 2013)

• August 2013 —Agustin Macias-Marquez, an illegal alien, pled guilty to drunk driving, unlicensed driving, and causing an accident that killed two people in Pennsylvania. He was sentenced to eight years in prison. At the time of the accident, Macias was left free while under deportation proceedings resulting from a previous drunk driving conviction. (Herald-Mail, August 15, 2013)

• July 2013 — Jose Domingo Jasso-Topete, a Mexican illegal alien, pled guilty in New Mexico to conspiracy and possessing more than 1,000 kilograms of marijuana with intent to distribute. He faces a maximum prison sentence of life imprisonment. (ICE News Release, July 31, 2013)

• July 2013 — Jose Roberto Pacheco-Alvarado, a Honduran, pled guilty in Louisiana to illegally reentering the country following his deportation after a felony theft conviction. He faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. (ICE News Release, July 29, 2013)

• July 2013 — Manuel Rivas, a Salvadoran, was sentenced in Louisiana to six years in prison for obstructing his deportation following subsequent to a felony sexual assault conviction in Arkansas. (ICE News Release, July 24, 2013)

• July 2013 — Jose Luis Castillo-Madrigal, a Mexican, pled guilty and was convicted in Wisconsin of marijuana trafficking. He was sentenced to 54 months in prison. (ICE News Release, July 22, 2013)

• July 2013 —Moises Soto, a Mexican, pled guilty in federal court to a drug conspiracy charge related to managing a large marijuana farm and distribution operation in Maine. The operation employed illegal aliens. (Bangor Daily News, July 30, 2013)

• July 2013 —Antonio Lopez-Bautista, an illegal alien was sentenced to 11 years in jail for sexually assaulting a 67-year-old woman in Sarasota, New York. (Saratogian, July 29, 2013)

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