The Joe Biden regime has overseen a surge of over 140,000 Chineseillegal aliens since fiscal year 2021, most of them military-aged men. This surge represents a threat to national security, with El Centro Sector Chief Patrol Agent Gregory Bovino recently disclosing an incident in which a Chinese national infiltrated a Marine Corps base near the border.
Bovino confirmed the “purpose and intent behind his actions are still being investigated” and that he was in the country illegally.
Illegal entries by Chinesemigrants rose from 23,471 in fiscal year 2021 to 27,756 in fiscal year 2022, then to 53,700 in 2023. With reports of 36,912 apprehensions through February 2024, this year continues the upward trend.
The influx has been partly facilitated by TikTok, controlled by the Chinese government, with accounts on the platform providing detailed instructions on how to make the journey to the U.S. border.
Despite the obvious security implications, the Biden regime weakened the vetting process for Chinese illegal aliens in April 2023.
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The Joe Biden regime has overseen a surge of over 140,000 Chinese illegal aliens since fiscal year 2021, most of them military-aged men. This surge represents a threat to national security, with El Centro Sector Chief Patrol Agent Gregory Bovino recently disclosing an incident in which a Chinese national infiltrated a Marine Corps base near the border.
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Boston area residents are slamming plans to convert the historic Chelsea Soldier’s Home into a facility to house 100 illegal alien families.
“I can’t believe the Chelsea Soldiers’ Home which is for the Vets is going to [be] used for the immigrants overflow,” George Belmonte, a Massachusetts resident, commented on Facebook. “How about taking care of the homeless vets first? I am all for helping people but how about taking care of those already here and homeless,” Belmonte added.
Nearly 550 veterans in Massachusetts experienced homelessness on a single night in 2023, according to U.S. Housing and Urban Development data.
Area resident Denise Levy noted that while the Home was still operational for veterans, those “who fought for our country are paying to live there,” while the illegal aliens will be provided accommodation for free. “Disgusting!!!” she wrote. According to its website, single veterans at the Old Soldiers’ Home paid $30 per day — with a $300 personal exemption from personal income — for nursing home care. Vets who did not need nursing home care were asked to give $10 per day, also with the $300 exemption.
Founded in 1882 to care for Civil War veterans, the now-vacant Chelsea Soldiers’ Home was ear-marked for demolition before Democratic Governor Maura Healey announced the plans to turn it into housing for illegal aliens. Healy’s decision comes as the state — like many others across the country — struggles to cope with the massive influx of illegal aliens entering the country due to the Biden government’s mishandling of the border crisis.
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Boston area residents are slamming plans to convert the historic Chelsea Soldier's Home into a facility to house 100 illegal alien families.
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An illegal immigrant living in Lynn, Massachusetts, accused of multiple instances of assault and child sexual abuse, was shielded from deportation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to the state’s sanctuary laws. Throughout 2022 and 2023, the Guatemalan national had numerous run-ins with law enforcement — resulting in a long list of charges against him. In November 2023, ICE finally issued a detainer against the illegal immigrant. A Massachusetts court — citing the state’s sanctuary policy — released him back into the community instead.
While it is unclear when the Guatemalan national entered the United States, his criminal history suggests he crossed the border relatively recently. On March 30, 2022, the Guatemalan man was first charged in Lynn for assault, battery, and strangulation offenses. Two days later, he was charged with reckless endangerment of a child. A state district court dismissed the charges in February of last year.
In June of 2023, the illegal immigrant was charged with compulsory insurance violation, identification infringements, and forgery, of which he was again cleared on the same day. He again faced criminal charges in early November when he was arraigned on numerous counts of child assault, including attempted rape. Additional charges — including offensive assault and battery on a child under 14 years, child rape, assault and battery, and witness intimidation — were added in February of this year. Again, those charges were eventually dismissed.
Despite interference from Massachusetts courts, ICE agents were finally able to detain the Guatemalan man at his Lynn residence. He currently remains in ICE custody, awaiting deportation.
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An illegal immigrant living in Lynn, Massachusetts, accused of multiple instances of assault and child sexual abuse, was shielded from deportation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to the state's sanctuary laws. Throughout 2022 and 2023, the Guatemalan national had numerous run-ins with law enforcement — resulting in a long list of charges against him. In November 2023, ICE finally issued a detainer against the illegal immigrant. A Massachusetts court — citing the state's sanctuary policy — released him back into the community instead.
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A known member of the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab was able to reside in the U.S. for almost a year due to an error by federal agencies. The 27-year-old man, still unnamed, was already listed on the terrorist watchlist for his involvement in explosives and weapons trafficking. Despite his criminal background, he was released after being detained for illegal entry in California in March 2023. His rearrest only happened this January in Minnesota.
Republican lawmakers are now seeking explanations for the oversight. A letter from these lawmakers questioned the possibility of a Non-Governmental Organization’s (NGO) involvement in the terrorist’s transportation to Minnesota, either directly or indirectly.
“Due to Minnesota’s far distance from the border, it is not an easy task for migrants to travel to the state,” the letter reads. “Did the al-Shabbab terrorist travel to Minnesota with the assistance, either direct or indirect of an NGO? If so, which NGO was responsible for transporting the individual to Minnesota?”
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) held the Biden administration accountable for this incident. “The Biden administration’s open-borders agenda allowed a known terrorist to roam freely throughout our state, and now they must answer for their inexcusable negligence,” Emmer said in a statement.
News of the Somali terrorist’s mistaken release is likely to add to already heighten public concerns about terrorists crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. It follows the March apprehension of a Hezbollah terrorist at the border, who confessed his intent “to make a bomb” and target New York.
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A known member of the Somali terrorist group al Shabaab was able to reside in the U.S. for almost a year due to an error by federal agencies. The 27-year-old man, still unnamed, was already listed on the terrorist watchlist for his involvement in explosives and weapons trafficking. Despite his criminal background, he was released after being detained for illegal entry in California in March 2023. His rearrest only happened this January in Minnesota.
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U.S. Border Control reports indicate that 919 “gotaway” illegal aliens entered through the southern border on Easter Sunday. “Gotaways” are those who are not recorded in official numbers each month but are tracked internally by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
This recent influx brought the 7-day average of “gotaways” to roughly 761 per day, just days after the Texas Department of Public Safety arrested four individuals caught sabotaging a border fence.
The escalating border situation continues to have repercussions for various states across America. In Denver, city official Andres Carrera advised migrants to relocate to other places after illegals exhausted city resources. “The opportunities are over,” Carrera said in Spanish to a group of illegals. “New York gives you more. Chicago gives you more. So I suggest you go there where there is longer-term shelter. There are also more job opportunities there.”
Similarly, Boston authorities have taken the drastic step to houseillegal aliens in the historic Old Chelsea Soldiers’ Home due to the strain on resources.
Public attention to illegal immigration remains high, with polls showing it consistently ranks as a top concern among voters. A recent Gallup poll indicates that 48 percent of respondents view it as a primary issue, up seven points from last year. Furthermore, support for enhanced border security measures is strong, with 79 percent of Republicans, 54 percent of Democrats, and 56 percent of independents polled by the Associated Press favoring the increase of border patrol agents.
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U.S. Border Control reports indicate that 919 "gotaway" illegal aliens entered through the southern border on Easter Sunday. "Gotaways" are those who are not recorded in official numbers each month but are tracked internally by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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Immigrants seeking to apply for naturalization in the United States are no longer limited to the ‘gender binary‘ on the N-400 form, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The agency, which oversees the U.S. immigration system and administers the naturalization process for those immigrants who wish to become American citizens, announced that applicants can now choose between “Male,” “Female,” and “Another Gender Identity [X].”
“We are also updating guidance in the USCIS Policy Manual accordingly to account for this form revision and other forthcoming form revisions that will add a third gender option,” USCIS stated in a policy alert released Monday. The Biden government’s update to immigration policy wasn’t just confined to offering a third gender on USCIS forms, however. Those who select Another Gender Identity will not be required to provide corroborating documentation.
“You do not need to provide supporting documentation to select X as your gender initially or to change your gender selection for Form N-400,” the policy guidance states, continuing: “The gender you select does not need to match the gender listed on your other immigration documents or on supporting identity documents, such as your birth certificate, passport, or state identification.”
USCIS contends the policy change was necessary as limiting the N-400’s gender options to simply Male and Female “created significant barriers for requestors who do not identify with either of those options.” The federal agency goes on to argue that limiting naturalization applicants to just two genders “also creates administrative challenges for USCIS when we receive birth certificates or other official government-issued documents with a gender other than M or F. Adding a third gender option helps ensure that secure identity documents and biographical data are accurate and helps both external stakeholders and individuals requesting immigration benefits.”
Nope, this is NOT an April Fools Joke
US Citizenship and Immigration Services actually added “other” as a gender option on their forms.
Immigrants seeking to apply for naturalization in the United States are no longer limited to the 'gender binary' on the N-400 form, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The agency, which oversees the U.S. immigration system and administers the naturalization process for those immigrants who wish to become American citizens, announced that applicants can now choose between "Male," "Female," and "Another Gender Identity [X]."
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Mass deportations of Muslim migrants are surging across Russia in the wake of the March 22 attack by four Islamic terrorists at the Crocus City Hall venue in Moscow that left over 140 people dead.
The deportations come as authorities — concerned about further attacks — step up raids on apartments and dorm complexes known to house Muslim migrants from Central Asia. In the final week of March alone, St. Petersburg courts received 584 cases linked to breaches of immigration law, and at least 418 foreigners were ordered into special holding facilities to await deportation.
The Crocus City Hall attackers, all Tajik nationals, attempted to cross the Ukrainian border following the incident. Over one million Tajiks have entered Russia in recent years seeking work. A recent report from the Moscow Times found that “Between 2012 and 2018, over 2,000 Tajik citizens joined terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, making Tajikistan the third highest sender of foreign fighters to the war on a per capita basis.”
The U.S. government has asserted that ISIS-K was behind the Crocus City Hall attack. However, the Kremlin has suggested the terrorists may have had support from Ukraine or the U.S. itself.
🚨 Russia: Yesterday Vladimir Osechkin relayed info from FSB sources that an order for indiscriminate mass raids and repressions against Muslims came down in 'response' to the Crocus City Hall massacre. Today, the FSB made mass arrests at the Wildberries warehouse in Electrostal. pic.twitter.com/pjr5OkhECN
Mass deportations of Muslim migrants are surging across Russia in the wake of the March 22 attack by four Islamic terrorists at the Crocus City Hall venue in Moscow that left over 140 people dead.
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The $1.2 trillion spending bill recently signed into law by Joe Biden includes $380 million to strengthen border controls — not in the United States but in Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, and Oman.
This funding for foreign countries’ border security, which has become a regular fixture in recent omnibus budgets, has ruffled feathers among Republicans, given the crisis at the U.S. southern border.
This discrepancy was highlighted by Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) in 2022. He complained the Democrats were “doing border security in foreign countries, [while] impeding border security in our country.”
However, with Scalise as the House majority leader this year, the same policies are still advancing.
While the spending bill secured bipartisan approval, preventing a government shutdown, it saw substantial opposition from conservatives. Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.), Speaker of the House, faced a motion filed against him by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.), accusing him of betraying the faith of the House GOP Conference by allowing the legislation.
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The $1.2 trillion spending bill recently signed into law by Joe Biden includes $380 million to strengthen border controls — not in the United States but in Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Tunisia, and Oman.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s district in New York City has become a haven for open-air prostitution and stolen goods thanks to the Democrat policies — particularly illegal immigration — that she advocates for.
Zoom out:AOC represents New York’s 14th District, which spans areas in both Queens and the Bronx.
The details: The Northwestern Queens neighborhoods of Corona, Jackson Heights, and Elmhurst — once vibrant communities — are being described by locals as “third world” as videos of lawlessness have gone viral.
Illegal flea markets: Local resident Ramses Frias [a Democrat-turned-Republican running for state Assembly] filmed endless blocks of illegals selling clothes, food, toys, and other items on the street. Frias and his neighbors see this as “a third-world market” and explain that the items being sold are “stolen from donation bins or stolen from stores.”
Prostitution: Corona’s main street has become known as the “market of sweethearts” because the streets are lined with women soliciting men for sex out in the open during the day, even as families with strollers walk by.
The prostitutes reportedly recruit local children to hand out their X-rated business cards.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams blamed the rise in prostitution on an influx of illegal alien women from Venezuela.
The law:In New York, it is illegal to sell food or goods in public spaces without a permit. And prostitution is illegal.
What is AOC saying? She blamed the lawlessness on Republicans, saying the illegals have to resort to criminal behavior because they’re unable to work legally. This article is adapted from the free ‘Wake Up Right’ newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's district in New York City has become a haven for open-air prostitution and stolen goods thanks to the Democrat policies — particularly illegal immigration — that she advocates for.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear a case that has the potential to weaken a critical component of federal immigrationlaw dramatically. At the center of the case is the doctrine of “consular nonreviewability.” The legal doctrine states that a consular official’s decision to refuse a visa to a foreign individual cannot be subjected to judicial review.
Proponents of the doctrine argue that the legal doctrine is essential to the smooth operation of our immigration system. Open borders advocates, meanwhile, contend that the doctrine should be relaxed on constitutional grounds and in favor of family unity.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE v. MUNOZ.
The case began when U.S. citizen Sandra Munoz contested the denial of an immigration visa for her Salvadoran husband, Luis Asencio-Cordero, who had been living in the U.S. illegally. A consular officer denied Asencio-Cordero’s visa, citing his gang tattoos as evidence that he was a member of MS-13.
In July of last year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit overturned a previous district court ruling in favor of the federal government. The judges argued that the application of the consular nonreviewability doctrine violated the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The 9th Circuit ruled that Ms. Munoz had “a fundamental liberty interest in their marriage” and “a liberty interest in residing in their country of citizenship.”
‘AN ADMINISTRATIVE NIGHTMARE.’
In a dissenting opinion, 9th Circuit Appellate Judge Patrick Bumatay noted that the “speedy-notice requirement will be an administrative nightmare. Now consular officers will have to sift through countless visa applications to determine who is entitled to the heightened notice by relation to some citizen.”
The government’s appeal of the 9th Circuit decision in Department of State v. Munoz will be heard by the Supreme Court on April 23.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear a case that has the potential to weaken a critical component of federal immigrationlaw dramatically. At the center of the case is the doctrine of "consular nonreviewability." The legal doctrine states that a consular official’s decision to refuse a visa to a foreign individual cannot be subjected to judicial review.
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