Thread: US Border Crisis: 100,000 Illegal Aliens in 60 Days

In my opinion, these large numbers are a reflection of our government's lack of will and seriousness to defend our borders or sovereignty against foreign invasion. These are apprehension numbers not the numbers of those who cross the border illegally.

I am reminded each time I read these inexcusable numbers that this is one in four or five of those who successfully cross, per Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick. That means as many as a quarter million to half a million could have crossed illegally during this period. How is it possible with any type of real border security and enforcement?

Lt. Governor Dan Patrick repeated last evening on the Ingraham Angle, with Laura Ingraham, that the numbers of illegal aliens present could be up to thirty million. Add in all of the anchor babies and America cannot avoid a disastrous transformation, as we witness each day in our own communities.

President Trump has allowed this decades long invasion the fuel to grow to millions more with dreams of reconquista, social justice claims, free handouts and more by not securing the borders. He has possessed and does possess the power and the tools to stop this despite judicial mischief and claims to the contrary. Will he is the question.

If deportation numbers are around a quarter million people a year and we allow two, three, four times more to enter each year, we are getting nowhere of significance. Permanent social unrest and visions of what we witness now on the streets of European countries are the likely result.

If deportation numbers are around a quarter million people a year and we allow two, three, four times more to enter each year, we are getting nowhere of significance. Permanent social unrest and visions of what we witness now on the streets of European countries are the likely result.

GeorgiaPeach, based on the deportation figures coming out of DOJ, the annual deportations through DOJ are around 87,000, not 250,000. Maybe the 250,000 includes the bounce-backs at the border by BP. Usually those aren't counted as deportations, only under the Obama Administration did they merge the two numbers. It looked to me like Trump changed that back to the way it was before. Maybe someone has more information on this.