Staff Reports
In the latest debacle at the U.S.-Mexico border, a shocking report reveals that a whopping fifty-four convicted sex offenders have been nabbed after sneaking into the United States illegally. Folks, this is beyond outrageous! Chief Patrol Agent Robert Danley didn’t hold back as he spilled the beans on Twitter, announcing that his team at the U.S. Border Patrol’s Del Rio sector had rounded up these dangerous criminals since the start of October. Can you believe it? These offenders tried to slip past law enforcement, but thankfully, our brave agents were on the case.
54 Convicted Sex Offenders Arrested After Illegally Crossing Into US In Last 6 Months, Officials Confirm https://t.co/ORvOl9rc2x #OpenBorderDemocrats #ThrowDemsOUT
— Sharon (@SweetFreedom29) April 11, 2024
But wait, there’s more! The numbers from October are just the tip of the iceberg. With over 240,000 migrant encounters down south in that same month, it’s crystal clear that our border is still a complete mess under the Biden administration. And the madness didn’t stop there. By December, we hit a mind-boggling 302,034 total encounters! That’s right, folks, over three hundred thousand – and believe it or not, it doesn’t end there.
While January saw a slight dip in the numbers, CBP’s latest data for February reveals a resurgence in trouble. Nearly 190,000 encounters were recorded along the southwest border, marking yet another uptick in the ongoing border crisis. And that’s not all – drug seizures skyrocketed in February, with a jaw-dropping increase in methamphetamine, heroin, and cocaine busts. It’s like a scene straight out of a crime thriller, except it’s happening right at our doorstep.
The situation is dire, my fellow Americans. The Biden administration’s weak border policies are failing us at every turn. We need to crack down on illegal crossings, secure our borders, and protect our communities from these despicable criminals. It’s time to put America first and restore law and order. Let’s support our law enforcement agents and demand accountability from our leaders. The time for action is now before it’s too late.
