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THE DEADLY TOLL OF ILLEGAL IMIGRATION IN TEXAS


DPS statistics covering the years 2011 to 2021 show the numbers of Texans affected by criminal activity and the crimes committed by illegal aliens are as follows:

Homicides 1,245

Assaults 66,924

Burglaries 17,456

Kidnappings 980

Robberies 4,155

Sexual Assaults 7,076

These are crimes that need not have happened, if the laws of the United States were enforced at our borders and points of entry. It is likely that the 1,245 residents of Texas listed under "homicides" would be alive today if criminal aliens had been denied entry.

Bear in mind that these numbers do not include individuals maimed and killed in automobile crashes involving alien drivers.

Texas is the only state to quantify offenses according to immigration status.  It staggers the imagination to consider the grand total of crimes committed by this element throughout the entire country.

And yet the beat goes on, following the lawless point/counterpoint of the present administration, which now is ignoring a SCOTUS decision that affirms that individuals applying for refugee status should remain in Mexico until their official hearing date.

All parties in our government supporting policies making possible crimes that never should have happened should be held accountable for their dereliction of duty.  And this includes capetbagger Vicente Gonzalez, who has supported the Biden/Pelosi policies 97% of his time in Washington.  Most egregiously, Gonzalez supported the calamitous ceasing of construction of the border wall.  Gonzalez is not right for District 34.  Neither is he right for Texas and America!

ELECT MAYRA FLORES FOR CONGRESS. SHE WILL WORK TO CLEAN UP THE MESS IN WASHINGTON!

DEAR READER: PLEASE FORWARD THESE NEWS RELEASES TO FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS.


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