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An illegal alien has been arrested after allegedly attempting to lure a 13-year-old girl into his car in the sanctuary state of New Jersey, police say.

Francisco Ignacio Rosales-Flores, a 39-year-old illegal alien, was arrested by the Jackson Township Police Department on charges of second-degree luring a minor. . . . Read more about Sanctuary State NJ: Illegal Alien Accused of Luring 13-Year-Old Girl

The murder trial against 48-year-old illegal alien Billy Chemirmir began with a 91-year-old woman detailing how she was nearly murdered and robbed by Chemirmir, the prosecution alleges. . . . Read more about Murder Trial Begins for Accused Illegal Alien Serial Killer with Survivor Detailing Attempted Murder

An illegal alien has been accused of attempting to murder his co-worker with a box cutter on a construction site in Polk County, Florida.

Nelson Carpio Garcia, a 22-year-old illegal alien, was arrested and charged this month for attempted first-degree murder after police said he tried to kill one of his co-workers by slashing them with a box cutter. . . . Read more about Illegal Alien Accused of Trying to Murder Co-Worker with Box Cutter

Drug cartel gunmen are crossing the border to commit murders in Texas, authorities claim. The statements by officials from the Texas Department of Public Safety directly clash with longstanding claims by local police chiefs who routinely say that border cities are safe. . . . Read more about Texas DPS: Mexican Cartels Committing Murders in the U.S.

According to CBP, 1.7 million migrants were apprehended within the southwest sectors in FY2021. The previous record stood since 2000 when 1.6 million were arrested.

The apprehension numbers, according to the source, are only part of the equation. With the current rate of entries, the Border Patrol is unable to adequately patrol and protect the southwest border. State and local law enforcement agencies have been forced to dedicate more time and resources to what historically have been considered federal duties. . . . Read more about EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Projects 1.8M Migrant Apprehensions in 2022

EAGLE PASS, Texas — In separate events, local Border Patrol Agents and their Brackettville-stationed colleagues apprehended migrants from two counties designated by the Department of Homeland Security as “special interest.” The arrests triggered immediate reporting to DHS headquarters. According to a source within Customs and Border Protection, the incidents occurred on Monday and involved one group of 13 Eritreans and a separate family of three from Uzbekistan. . . . Read more about EXCLUSIVE: Migrants from Uzbekistan, Eritrea Appear at Texas Border

The border crisis Joe Biden and his administration created is about to hit a new low, as the “mother of all caravans” moves towards the U.S.

Throughout their nearly ten months in office, Biden administration officials have repeatedly denied that the situation at the border is a crisis. . . . Read more about Biden’s Border Crisis Is About to Hit a New Low

Seven years after Oregon legalized recreational marijuana, the market for cannabis is booming. But rather than propagate a legal agricultural sector that grows the state’s economy as intended, the industry has taken a dark turn in Southern Oregon. . . . Read more about Cartels Using Narco-Slaves to Grow Illegal Marijuana on Industrial Scale in Oregon

Border Patrol agents in Detroit, Michigan, arrested a Honduran man after learning he re-entered the United States less than six months after being deported. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers removed the man in June. . . . Read more about Honduran Child Sex Offender Arrested in Michigan 6 Months After Deportation

As attention is focused on a single caravan in Mexico consisting of an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 migrants headed to the U.S. southern border, cartels separately move the equivalent into the states each day. . . . Read more about Clark: Don’t Get Distracted — Cartels Move More Than a Migrant Caravan Daily into U.S.