Illegals STILL Murdering & Committing Sex Crimes....

1 August 2012

All told, the nearly 47,000 illegal immigrants the administration was
notified of but declined to deport between 2008 and 2011 under its
Secure Communities program had a recidivism rate of 16 percent, the
committee said.

They were just part of the nearly 160,000 immigrants — most of them
here legally — who were flagged by Secure Communities during the three
year period but who were either not eligible to be deported or who the administration decided to release. Those immigrants went on to be charged in nearly 60,000 more crimes, according to the committee and the Congressional Research Service, which issued a report on the matter.

The findings stem from the Obama administration’s Secure Communities program, which was designed to identify immigrants who run afoul of the law and who the administration decides it wants to deport.

While hundreds of thousands have been sent back home under the
program, 159,286 were not put in deportation proceedings during the
period under review, CRS said.

About three quarters of those weren’t eligible for deportation
because they were legal immigrants and their criminal records didn’t
rise to the level of deportation, though nearly a quarter could have
been deported, CRS said.

Those who could have been deported but were released later went on to
commit the 19 murders, 3 attempted murders and 142 sex crimes, the Judiciary Committee said.

“The Obama administration could have prevented these senseless crimes by enforcing our immigration laws,” committee Chairman Lamar Smith
said. “But President Obama continues to further his anti-enforcement
agenda while innocent Americans suffer the consequences. His
unwillingness to enforce immigration laws puts our communities at risk
and costs American lives.”

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