In a column on her site (
"Fact Check: Media claims that Trump is anti-immigrant," 3/13/2016), ex-CBS News investigative reporter, Sharyl Attkisson, writes:
"For example, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reported that
2013 and 2014 alone, it set loose in the U.S. more than 66,500 illegal
immigrant criminals who had been arrested in the U.S. for additional
crimes and had over 166,000 convictions among them: 30,000 for drunk or
drugged driving, 414 kidnappings, 11,301 rapes or other types of
assaults and 395 homicides. In a fairly short time period, ICE reported
2,423 of those illegal immigrant criminals had already been rearrested
and convicted of new crimes in the U.S.- including felonies and gang
offenses."
I queried Attkisson about those 66,500 illegal immigrants' 166,000
convictions. Did the convictions take place in their home countries
before they came to the US? This was her reply:
"The [166,000] crimes were committed here in US -NOT in their home
country. We don't know about crimes they committed in their home
country. These are people who were jailed here NOT for being illegal,
but for additional crimes they committed here after coming illegally.
Then they were released instead of deported or kept in prison..."
But you see, statistics like these can act as a bias against open borders and unlimited immigration. Therefore...
The numbers must be discounted. They must be ignored. Otherwise, one could be accused of intolerance, at the very least.
Actually, with open borders and no limitation on immigration, why are
Mexico and US separate countries? Of course. Let's have Mexerica or
Americo and be done with it. That'll solve the whole problem all at
once.
Vicente Fox, the former head of Coca Cola operations in Latin America (a
very healthy beverage), and former President of Mexico, who recently
said,
"I'm not going to pay for that fucking wall," once
suggested Mexico and the US should erase the border between them and
form a bond with Canada, much like the European Union. He was right on
the money. Mega-corporate Globalist money.
Consider the NAFTA trade treaty and the Rockefeller Globalists, who sit
above this whole fray; and how they have helped cause a human flood at
the southern US border.
Two years ago, on the 20th anniversary of NAFTA, Lori Wallach, of Public Citizen, wrote, at the Huffington Post (
"NAFTA at 20: One Million U.S. Jobs Lost, Higher Income Inequality," 1/6/2014):
"...outcomes include a staggering $181 billion U.S. trade deficit with
NAFTA partners Mexico and Canada and the related loss of 1 million net
U.S. jobs under NAFTA, growing income inequality, displacement of more
than one million Mexican
campesino farmers and a doubling of desperate immigration from Mexico..."
Nice and neat.
This is an elite Globalist operation on behalf of chaos.
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