Tens of thousands of illegal immigrants with violent criminal convictions roaming US streets:ICE

a reply to: UKTruth

I feel the same, sometimes logic and common sense is missed within certain believes and party lines, but sometimes, just sometimes you wonder what the motives for support of certain ideas, that are hurting all of us as country really means.

When this happen, you know is not logic or common sense, the families been hurt and their pain thanks to biden and Kamala policies goes completely ignore. The status quo seems to be the goal no matter what.

Is better to just ignore certain comments to keep our mental health.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

one article from the OP says "435,000+ Convicted Criminals Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris per ICE",

that means they have convictions from other countries, right? 🤣🤣🤣

a reply to: xuenchen

That seems to be right, the US is in the knowledge that the individuals in question have previous convictions before entering the country. I can only think that it most be a list of the most wanted from the countries where the individuals comes from.

Just like terrorist list, still terrorist has entered our country and roaming our streets freely.

originally posted by: crayzeed
a reply to: Sookiechacha
Oh Sookie, if as you say the problem is them being released from US prisons use your intelligence and you'll come to the conclusion that they are in those prisons because they have committed criminal activity in the first place so them being released are second time offenders.

Yes. These immigrants have been convicted of crimes they committed while on US soil. They serve their time, and no one from ICE is there to apprehend them and take them to deportation court. The Feds expect State officials to hold them until the Feds get their act together and come and get them. Sometimes, it takes years for their deportation court date, so, the states are paying for their room, board and medical care until then, except in sanctuary cities/states.

I'm not saying this is the only problem we have with illegals; I'm saying this problem accounts the reported number of convicted illegals walking around free on US city streets.

I'm saying this is a huge problem, and has been since at least the Obama administration, when they tried to force states to detain convicts, instead of releasing them when they've served their time.

We need new laws, and we need expedited deportations for convicted criminals.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

no worries. We are sending them to New Zealand. I hear they are ready to welcome, house, and feed all the one's we don't want. They will be arriving soon, be sure to make a cake.

Canada and Mexico are more convenient for the USA.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

no worries. We are sending them to New Zealand. I hear they are ready to welcome, house, and feed all the one's we don't want. They will be arriving soon, be sure to make a cake.

Canada and Mexico are more convenient for the USA.

we asked, they said they would rather not. But since you are assuring us your country is more the willing to take in refugees, we will just send them there. I hear it's a beautiful place, I'm sure they will be happy to go. Be sure to adapt your cooking style to account for the cultural shift, some can have delicate tummy's.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

Stop with the idiocy.
To send criminals to another country, the recieving country has to be willing to take them.
That's the issue here - the US is willing to take them.

They enter the US without any official documentation or official US involvement, and if ICE find out about them, they deport them.

The US aren't willingly receiving them. That is the point. They are criminals running from justice in one country by crossing a national border. They are trying to hide from law enforcement in both countries.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

Stop with the idiocy.
To send criminals to another country, the recieving country has to be willing to take them.
That's the issue here - the US is willing to take them.

They enter the US without any official documentation or official US involvement, and if ICE find out about them, they deport them.

The US aren't willingly receiving them. That is the point. They are criminals running from justice in one country by crossing a national border. They are trying to hide from law enforcement in both countries.

you should slow down, you are about to run into a raging clue.

With the border patrol spending all their time processing false asylum claims, they aren't able to patrol the border as used to happen. That allows the gotaways to enter. The cartel has a cool system where they send large crowds to certain areas to focus the attention there, leaving the areas they need to move clear.

Put some salve on that wound, and watch out for raging clues in the future.

a reply to: xuenchen

From your link:

"Your letter requests the number of noncitizens on ICE’s docket convicted or charged with a crime. As of July 21, 2024, there were 662,566 noncitizens with criminal histories on ICE’s national docket, which includes those detained by ICE, and on the agency’s non-detained docket. Of those, 435,719 are convicted criminals, and 226,847 have pending criminal charges.

You think that ICE has a docket of non-citizens convicted or charged with crimes they may have committed in another country? The USA's national docket doesn't adjudicate crimes committed in other countries! We're talking about crimes that noncitizens committed in the USA.

The USA is not knowingly accepting criminals and putting them on an ICE deportation docket but letting them walk around free on US city streets in the meantime.

From your link:

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recognizes the importance of its relationships with its law enforcement partners to carry out its mission. In recent years, however, as you know, some jurisdictions have reduced their cooperation with ICE, to include refusal to honor ICE detainer requests, even for noncitizens who have been convicted of serious felonies and pose an ongoing threat to public safety.

And...

You also requested ICE’s current detention capacity. Under the DHS appropriations bill enacted on March 23, 2024, ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) is funded at 41,500 beds through the rest of the fiscal year (FY), which is an increase from 34,000 in FY 2023.

ICE doesn't have enough beds. They need to use state and local jails and prisons to detain immigrants convicted of crimes by US courts, but who have since served their time, until the deportations courts can deal with them.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

no worries. We are sending them to New Zealand. I hear they are ready to welcome, house, and feed all the one's we don't want. They will be arriving soon, be sure to make a cake.

Canada and Mexico are more convenient for the USA.

we asked, they said they would rather not. But since you are assuring us your country is more the willing to take in refugees, we will just send them there. I hear it's a beautiful place, I'm sure they will be happy to go. Be sure to adapt your cooking style to account for the cultural shift, some can have delicate tummy's.

Convicted criminals are not accepted as refugees (unless the charges are entirely bogus and wouldn't stand up in court here).

We already have fine dining from a gamut of international cuisines. It's good for the tourism and hospitality industries, not to mention it makes for a pleasant variety for locals.

But also, we are surrounded by sea so there's lots of local seafoods, and there is a fair bit of farming, the country still being big on agricultural produce. Then there are traditional Maori cooking styles and foods that are fairly unique.

But it is a nice place - Pacific islands, you know.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

Stop with the idiocy.
To send criminals to another country, the recieving country has to be willing to take them.
That's the issue here - the US is willing to take them.

They enter the US without any official documentation or official US involvement, and if ICE find out about them, they deport them.

The US aren't willingly receiving them. That is the point. They are criminals running from justice in one country by crossing a national border. They are trying to hide from law enforcement in both countries.

you should slow down, you are about to run into a raging clue.

With the border patrol spending all their time processing false asylum claims, they aren't able to patrol the border as used to happen. That allows the gotaways to enter. The cartel has a cool system where they send large crowds to certain areas to focus the attention there, leaving the areas they need to move clear.

Put some salve on that wound, and watch out for raging clues in the future.

I'm sure they have enough agents and tech to deal with. You are just projecting the opinions of zenophobics, about a problem that has been happening for decades and is being mostly dealt with anyway.

I mean, there are thousands of times more rapists, pedophiles, murderers, drug dealers, fraudsters and so forth, that are homegrown and that seem to get away with it. Perhaps the way to clean up the country quickest is to deal with the low hanging fruit?

I mean, there's a convicted fraudster that they know is walking around free, and has threatened to release more currently incarcerated criminals back into society, in his own personal crime wave. They should sort that one out, IMHO.

Several countries including Canada have laws regarding refugees with criminal records or that are known to have committed a crime in the country they are coming from.

US is not one of those countries, perhaps because most of the criminals and terrorist coming to the US are illegals across the border, no records, no accountability, only when they commit a crime in the US they are tagged to a list.

Thanks Kamala and biden.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

You're sounding like Kamala and the other Democrats. They are repeating their own failures and pretending it's not their fault with their policies, and saying we need to fix all the problems lol lol lol. Mayorkas today just admitted they have rescinded dozens of major Trump policies and too many to list, basically saying everything has been by design and intentional. You know murder in any country is murder right? You are following the Democrat playbook now aren't you? Clever as pie. 😄

You will Never get through to that One.
Wasting Time just Trying.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sookiechacha

one article from the OP says "435,000+ Convicted Criminals Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris per ICE",

that means they have convictions from other countries, right? 🤣🤣🤣

a reply to: xuenchen

Not seeing it.

In what world is it not the fault of those in power to make sure convicted immigrants are deported ASAP, after serving their adjudicated sentence?

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: xuenchen

Not seeing it.

In what world is it not the fault of those in power to make sure convicted immigrants are deported ASAP, after serving their adjudicated sentence?

Keep it up. Somebody might see you. 😀

originally posted by: bluesman023
You will Never get through to that One.
Wasting Time just Trying.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sookiechacha

one article from the OP says "435,000+ Convicted Criminals Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris per ICE",

that means they have convictions from other countries, right? 🤣🤣🤣

No one is asserting that 435,000 previously convicted criminals were welcomed into the USA under Biden. Seriously, what kind of VISA would that even be?

From mid-May 2023
through the end of July 2024, DHS removed or returned more than 893,600 individuals...
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Your letter requests the number of noncitizens on ICE’s docket convicted or charged with a crime.
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originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: xuenchen

Why is their country of origin such a big deal?

Surely if other countries are 'sending' criminals, the USA could get rid of its criminals by 'sending' them over the border rather than trying to accommodate or rehabilitate them all.

The US should just deport all the repeat offender criminals, and not just ones from other countries.

I mean, why put up with 2 million of them, if you are going to get all upset over 10's of thousands?

Stop with the idiocy.
To send criminals to another country, the recieving country has to be willing to take them.
That's the issue here - the US is willing to take them.

They enter the US without any official documentation or official US involvement, and if ICE find out about them, they deport them.

The US aren't willingly receiving them. That is the point. They are criminals running from justice in one country by crossing a national border. They are trying to hide from law enforcement in both countries.

Of course the US are willingly recieving them.
If they were not, then they wouldn't be allowed in even when caught crossing the border and the number of illegal aliens coming into the country would not be up by 400-500% under Harris and Biden.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sookiechacha

one article from the OP says "435,000+ Convicted Criminals Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris per ICE",

that means they have convictions from other countries, right? 🤣🤣🤣

Donald Trump said many were intentionally released from prisons to reduce costs, alleviate overcrowding, and reduce violence inside the institution by these hardened murderers.

a reply to: xuenchen

The majority of U.S. news media is covering this story up, like they did Hunter's laptop before the 2020 election...for the SAME REASON.

MAGA Pundits are very angry at Harris and the MSM for perpetrating election interference by keeping this story buried, even though Americans are being killed by these hardened criminals!

Fox Pundit can't believe Biden-Harris-MSM hate Americans to this degree!: www.thegatewaypundit.com...