Reports: Biden Subjecting Migrant Youth to Rampant Disease, Sexual Abuse at Shelters
Migrant children in custody are desperate to flee the appalling conditions in some of the disease and sexual abuse-prone Biden shelters.
Migrant children in custody are desperate to flee the appalling conditions in some of the disease and sexual abuse-prone Biden shelters.
President Biden’s open border policy includes allowing “vulnerable” illegal migrants into the U.S., including transgenders.
Almost 1,000 mostly women and children are staying shelters in Mexico after immigration officials booted them from the U.S. into Mexico.
Democrats are fighting to keep open the “Unaccompanied Alien Child” (UAC) pipeline which is used by illegal-immigrant parents to bring their children into the United States.
Border Patrol agents in Arizona witnessed a near doubling in the number of migrant families and unaccompanied minors who are illegally crossing the border and putting their lives at risk in the desert.
President Donald Trump’s reforms to the country’s immigration and border system have increased the number of migrant youth who are living in government shelters significantly compared to last year.
Reversing a three-month trend, the apprehension of migrants illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico Border spiked upward in August. A massive increase across the southwest border moved the number of arrests to record levels.
A 15-year-old Honduran male escaped from a shelter for migrant children in the border city of Brownsville, Texas. The migrant teen is believed to have crossed into Mexico in order to head back to his home country.
The way our immigration laws are currently constituted, they provide for two enforcement options: full enforcement or no enforcement. For the safety of our children, no enforcement is not an option.
President Donald Trump’s administration will soon build a tent city near the United States-Mexico border close to El Paso, Texas, that will house hundreds of young border crossers.
The apprehension of illegal immigrants along the southwest border with Mexico jumped 160 percent in May 2018 compared to the previous year. May apprehensions also increased by 1.9 percent over April 2018. The numbers increased each month this calendar year.