Crisis On The Border, Thanks Joe! (you filthy rapist)
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DEL RIO, Texas—U.S. Border Patrol has started to use, on a mass scale, a special “parole” exception that was previously used sparingly to allow tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to stay in the United States for at least a year, The Epoch Times has learned.
Under parole status, illegal immigrants don’t have to provide Border Patrol with evidence of credible fear for asylum and are permitted entry without any preconditions, except a quick background check in the U.S. crime database.
A Customs and Border Protection spokesman said the parole designation allows for overwhelmed Border Patrol stations to process large numbers of illegal aliens “significantly faster” and release them into the country much faster than the more involved current system—which releases an illegal alien with a notice to appear that includes a court date for their first immigration hearing.
Parole should be a “very, very boutique thing,” said Andrew Arthur, resident fellow in law and policy at Center for Immigration Studies and a retired immigration judge.
“This is the exact opposite of what Congress said. This is a misuse and abuse of that immigration authority that borders on malfeasance,” he said.
Through the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), Congress mandated that all inadmissible and illegal aliens be detained until their status is determined, after which they are either deported or granted entry with a legal status.
Parole is an exception and, although it’s not a legal status, it permits entry on “a case-by-case basis” for “urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit,” according to the INA.
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EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Using Rare ‘Parole’ Exemption to Quickly Release Tens of Thousands of Illegal Aliens Into US
DEL RIO, Texas—U.S. Border Patrol has started to use, on a mass scale, a special “parole” exception that was previously used sparingly to allow tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to stay in the United States for at least a year, The Epoch Times has learned.
Under parole status, illegal immigrants don’t have to provide Border Patrol with evidence of credible fear for asylum and are permitted entry without any preconditions, except a quick background check in the U.S. crime database.
A Customs and Border Protection spokesman said the parole designation allows for overwhelmed Border Patrol stations to process large numbers of illegal aliens “significantly faster” and release them into the country much faster than the more involved current system—which releases an illegal alien with a notice to appear that includes a court date for their first immigration hearing.
Parole should be a “very, very boutique thing,” said Andrew Arthur, resident fellow in law and policy at Center for Immigration Studies and a retired immigration judge.
“This is the exact opposite of what Congress said. This is a misuse and abuse of that immigration authority that borders on malfeasance,” he said.
Through the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), Congress mandated that all inadmissible and illegal aliens be detained until their status is determined, after which they are either deported or granted entry with a legal status.
Parole is an exception and, although it’s not a legal status, it permits entry on “a case-by-case basis” for “urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit,” according to the INA.
EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Using Rare ‘Parole’ Exemption to Quickly Rel…
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Democrat and leftist enemies of the state oppose American laws designed to define and protect the US border from illegal invasions.
“BREAKING: There were 234,088 migrants encountered at the Southern border in April, per a DHS court filing today. That’s the highest number in DHS history,” Melugin tweeted Monday afternoon. He added that “117,989 migrants were released into the U.S. in April” and “113,248 were removed, including 96,908 expelled via Title 42.”
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They are flying them into New Jersey in the middle of the night. Every state now is a border state.
Correction - every state is an open border state
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I've been calling for this for a long time
No one has “done more to help the cartels” than President Biden with his embrace of radical open-border policies, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said on Wednesday, noting that Americans are “bracing” for the administration’s repeal of Title 42 and warning that his administration plans to bus illegal immigrants dumped in Florida to Biden’s Delaware.
Americans are “bracing” for the Biden administration to end the Trump-era Title 42 at the southern border, which allowed agents to more easily turn illegal immigrants away. Last week, a federal judge in Louisiana extended the temporary restraining order preventing the Biden administration from ending the rule.
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No one has “done more to help the cartels” than President Biden with his embrace of radical open-border policies, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said on Wednesday, noting that Americans are “bracing” for the administration’s repeal of Title 42 and warning that his administration plans to bus illegal immigrants dumped in Florida to Biden’s Delaware.
Americans are “bracing” for the Biden administration to end the Trump-era Title 42 at the southern border, which allowed agents to more easily turn illegal immigrants away. Last week, a federal judge in Louisiana extended the temporary restraining order preventing the Biden administration from ending the rule.
Ron DeSantis: 'Nobody Has Done More to Help the Cartels than Biden'
No one has "done more to help the cartels" than President Biden with his embrace of radical open-border policies, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said.
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Trump Judge Will Not Dismiss Lawsuit Against Biden's Mass Release of Migrants
A Trump-appointed federal judge denied a request from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to dismiss a lawsuit against the Biden administration for its catch and release policy, which has allowed hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants into the country since January of last year.
Judge T. Kent Wetherell II refused to dismiss the suit, writing that laws "clearly and unambiguously state that aliens arriving at the border 'shall be detained,' not that they may be detained," and that "the cited provisions of §1225 expressly require aliens to be detained until removal proceedings have concluded, and that §1182(d)(5)(A) does not authorize Defendants to circumvent the mandatory detention requirement as it is allegedly doing through the challenged policies."
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody sued Biden's DHS in February, stating that the agency was surpassing its authority by mass releasing illegal aliens and border crossers into the interior of the U.S., which then put an undue burden on states.
The case is Florida v. United States, No. 3:21-cv-01066 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida.
The Biden administration released approximately 836,000 border crossers and illegal aliens into the U.S. interior from February 2021 to March 2022.
Trump Judge Will Not Dismiss Lawsuit Against Biden's Mass Release of Migrants
A Trump-appointed federal judge denied a request from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to dismiss a lawsuit against the Biden administration for its catch and release policy.
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EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Memo Lays The Groundwork For Mass Release Of Illegal Immigrants Into The US
Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz instructed agency leadership on how the agency plans to release migrants amid a border surge, according to a memo sent Thursday exclusively obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation.https://www.tampafp.com/exclusive-border-patrol-memo-lays-the-groundwork-for-mass-release-of-illegal-immigrants-into-the-us/
Illegal Encampment in SE Portland
On Friday, police were protecting a crew cleaning up a 3-year-old illegal encampment in SE Portland. In an effort to sabotage the clean up, a person from the camp set an RV on fire. The homeless were offered a ride to a shelter but they declined.
On Friday, police were protecting a crew cleaning up a 3-year-old illegal encampment in SE Portland. In an effort to sabotage the clean up, a person from the camp set an RV on fire. The homeless were offered a ride to a shelter but they declined.
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Godless barbarians.
Something I find interesting is that we haven't heard a peep from Mexico's President about anything related to the border.
I doubt if you will either.
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Senate and House Still Awaiting Response to their Demand for Missing ICE Data
Members of Congress seek enforcement data for FY 2021 covered up by Biden administration
The Biden administration’s troubling decision to not publish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s annual “Enforcement and Removal Operations Report” — which the agency has published by December for at least the last decade — remains a significant and unresolved assault on government transparency. Two letters from Capitol Hill — one from Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and one written by Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) and signed by a total of 20 members of the House of Representatives — demand that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) release the data contained in the missing report. The deadlines included in those letters have since passed; Cruz sought a response by March 5 while the House members requested a response by April 28. Sources tell me that ICE is actively assembling at least some of the data, a sign that the data may be forthcoming. The letters are republished, below.
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’s decision to hide this critical data on ICE arrests, detention, removals, detainers, and alien criminality, is a strong sign that the policies the Biden administration has put in place .
Senate and House Still Awaiting Response to their Demand for Missing ICE Data
The Biden administration’s troubling decision to not publish ICE’s annual “Enforcement and Removal Operations Report” — which the agency has published by December for at least the last decade — remains a significant and unresolved assault on government transparency.
Trump for House Speaker