October report by Center for Immigration Studies stated 340 jurisdictions are obstructing immigration enforcement as sanctuary cities. Administration’s new Priority Enforcement Program (PEP) allows jurisdictions to obstruct immigration enforcement by ignoring ICE – into jails or notifications when releasing aliens for deportation. (When nation’s own law enforcement agencies are allowed which laws are enforced or changed, shows a dangerous situation.)
Immigration and Customs Enforcement report showed each month sanctuary cities release 1,000 alien offenders that ICE seeks to deport, 62 percent having significant prior criminal histories.
Murder of Kate Steinle by illegal in July brought attention to these sanctuary cities, illegal man had been deported five times, had seven prior felonies. Shortly thereafter another California woman retired from U.S. Air Force was raped and murdered in bed by alien man released six weeks before, breaking into her home. Both of these deaths could have been prevented if these cities follow the law, notifying ICE of their release, normally required.
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Dorothy Wolovlek
October report by Center for Immigration Studies stated 340 jurisdictions are obstructing immigration enforcement as sanctuary cities. Administration’s new Priority Enforcement Program (PEP) allows jurisdictions to obstruct immigration enforcement by ignoring ICE – into jails or notifications when releasing aliens for deportation. (When nation’s own law enforcement agencies are allowed which laws are enforced or changed, shows a dangerous situation.)
Immigration and Customs Enforcement report showed each month sanctuary cities release 1,000 alien offenders that ICE seeks to deport, 62 percent having significant prior criminal histories.
Murder of Kate Steinle by illegal in July brought attention to these sanctuary cities, illegal man had been deported five times, had seven prior felonies. Shortly thereafter another California woman retired from U.S. Air Force was raped and murdered in bed by alien man released six weeks before, breaking into her home. Both of these deaths could have been prevented if these cities follow the law, notifying ICE of their release, normally required.
Sanctuary countries accommodating millions of refugees, many young men. Costing upwards of $18,000 per person to house, feed and clothe per year. Saudi Arabia not opening their borders themselves yet will build 100 mosques in Germany sounds like an easy permanent takeover without firing a shot.
International focus expects other countries to receive unlimited refugees rather than confront reason they’re fleeing makes situation worse causing more unrest, goal is worldwide takeover.
U.S. funds billions in humanitarian aid plus billions more to United Nations agencies. Problem is we’re not tough enough allowing radical Muslims sow chaos in region plus allowed Assad crossing red-line with no consequences. ISIS should have been stopped when they started push taking over territory, beheading and killing, destroying cities and people’s lives instead of free-rein.
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