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, have hardly been executed in our nation’s history, but then again, the country has never before admitted 10 million illegal aliens — in some case, without so much as vetting a driver’s license — in four short years. An unprecedented problem may require an unprecedented solution, and while we can disagree about how far to takeWhen Trump returns to the Oval Office, 1.4 million illegal aliens will already have deportation orders signed by an immigration judge.
A Venezuelan national with ties to Tren de Aragua, Ibarra illegally crossed the Southern border between ports of entry in 2022. Despite committing this first crime, federal authorities paroled him and released him into the country after arresting him on the American side of the border. Ibarra resided in New York City’s once-iconic Roosevelt Hotel, which the Big Apple had transformed into a migrant shantytown on the taxpayer dime. In September 2023, the New York Police Department arrested and charged Ibarra with child endangerment and license violation, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement claimed that NYPD released Ibarra “before a detainer could be issued.
For all that immigration maximalists decry the potential economic losses of otherwise law-abiding agricultural workers and janitors facing deportation, the preventable and lamentable case of Laken Riley’s murder exemplifies what exactly Trump should be looking for in illegal immigrants prioritized for deportation.
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