Day: May 15, 2018

Trump Just Had Every Single One Of Them Arrested! The ENTIRE Democratic Party Is FURIOUS!

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Illegal immigration is a concern for many Americans. And the Trump administration has made it there mission to stamp it out as much as possible and crackdown on criminals. One story that recently surfaced in the conservative media is something that everyone should be worried about.

During a sting operation to try and reign in a plethora of illegal aliens, over 475 gang members were arrested by law enforcement agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 65 were released by an American immigration judge while merely four were actually maintained on arrest for criminal charges.

A recent report indicates that 99 MS-13 gang members who came to the United States illegally were unaccompanied minors. Sadly, over 64 of them, the majority, were granted the status of Special Immigrant Juvenile. This special designation is a quasi-amnesty program for those who crossed the America-Mexican border illegally.

Breitbart News reported,
“Nearly 100 recently arrested MS-13 gang members arrived in the United States by crossing through the U.S.-Mexico border as “unaccompanied minors” and then getting resettled throughout the country by the federal government.

About 475 gang members have been arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency’s “Operation Matador” sting, with 99 of those gang members arrested having arrived in the U.S. as “unaccompanied minors.”

Of the 99 MS-13 gang members who entered the country as unaccompanied minors, 64 of them were granted Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJ), which acts as a quasi-amnesty program for young illegal aliens who cross the southern border.

Of the 475 gang members arrested by ICE in this operation, 65 of them had been allowed to be released into the U.S. by an immigration judge, while four were re-arrested on criminal charges after they were released.

Unaccompanied minors who cross the southern border have continued to be resettled across the U.S. despite a direct correlation of the quasi-amnesty program — known as the Unaccompanied Minor Children (UAC) program — with the proliferation of the MS-13 gang in regions of the country like Nassau County and Suffolk County in New York.

Under President Trump’s administration, the UAC program has continued. For example, in Fiscal Year 2018 thus far, nearly 200 unaccompanied minors have been resettled in Suffolk County, along with almost 280 in Queens County, and more than 115 in Nassau County, despite the regions’ issues with the MS-13 gang.

Miami-Dade County also struggling with a massive illegal alien population, has had to take in nearly 400 unaccompanied minors thus far in Fiscal Year 2018, as well as Palm Beach County, which has had more than 33o unaccompanied minors resettled in the region.”
This large sting operation is not the only one that has taken place that led to the arrest of MS-13 members. In Maryland, six members of the street gang were seen before a federal grand jury. All of the perpetrators were aged 19 to 22 and a part of a nine-count indictment. Their crimes ranged from m****r, racketeering, to conspiracy.

The Baltimore Sun reported,

“The latest indictments come roughly two weeks after an MS-13 member from another Maryland community was convicted in a federal racketeering conspiracy. Raul Ernesto Landaverde Giron of Silver Spring was found guilty of m****r in aid of racketeering and faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison.

Following that conviction, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Maryland has “suffered terribly” because of the “uniquely barbaric” gang’s criminal activities.

In charges announced Thursday, Juan Carlos Sandoval Rodriguez, 20, is accused of luring a victim to a park in Annapolis, where he and other alleged MS-13 members and associates murdered him. Prosecutors believe the March 2016 k*****g was motivated by a desire to enhance or maintain rank within the gang or gain status as a member.

In October 2016, four defendants allegedly attempted to m****r two others in Annapolis, largely by stabbing the victims repeatedly.

Last year, Sessions designated MS-13 as a “priority” for the Department of Justice’s Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. That designation directs prosecutors to pursue all legal avenues to target the gang and lets local police agencies tap into federal money to help pay for gang-related investigations.”

MS-13, or the Mara Salvatrucha, is believed by federal prosecutors to have thousands of members nationwide, primarily immigrants from Central America. It emerged in the 1980s from a stronghold in Los Angeles. But its true rise began after members were deported back to El Salvador in the 1990s.

President Donald Trump blames lax U.S. immigration laws for allowing deported members to return to the

Why is Robert Mueller FIGHTING Efforts to Stop Leaks in His Russia Witch-Hunt?

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Turns out Special Counsel Robert Mueller is a-OK with “leaks” coming out of his sham Russia witch-hunt.

Why else would he be FIGHTING efforts to expose and stop the leaks?Mueller is pushing a federal judge to turn down a request to hold a hearing over the massive amount of leaks.

From The Hill

Special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly pressing a federal judge to turn down a request from former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to hold a hearing about leaks surrounding the investigation into Russia’s 2016 election meddling.Manafort has asked a federal judge in Virginia for a hearing where witnesses could be summoned to testify about leaks to the media, Politico reported Monday. He argued that the leaking of sensitive details about the investigation into him prevented him from getting a fair trial.

Prosecutors responded to Manafort in a court filing on Monday by arguing that the anonymously sourced news accounts Manafort’s defense cited do not “mention the role or activities of a grand jury” and thus doesn’t merit a hearing.

“Many of the matters reported, if accurate, would have been known to the defense, to witnesses who were interviewed or subpoenaed for documents, or to other investigators examining overlapping issues,” prosecutors wrote. “The cited articles, in short, do not establish any factual basis for the inquiry that Manafort asks the Court to undertake.”

The prosecutors noted that the leaks could have originated from members of Congress or their aides.

They also made the case that if such a hearing was permitted, it would be fair to try to determine if any of the leaks came from Manafort’s defense or his spokesperson.

Manafort is currently facing multiple charges — including tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering — brought by Mueller in Washington, D.C., and Virginia courts.

As Mueller’s investigation enters its second year, the special counsel’s team reportedly wants to question President Trump but the White House has been hesitant to agree to an interview.

Nunes and Gowdy CRACK DOWN on DOJ’s Latest ‘Revenge Plot’ Targeting Republicans

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What’s going on over at the DOJ?

Why did Obama’s Justice Department bend over backward to accomplish his agenda, yet Trump’s DOJ seems to be determined to undermine him and is “going after” anyone who tries to expose Obama’s dirty “spy game” tricks.
The swamp is DEEP, and we need people in the Department of Justice who are willing to FIGHT against the Deep State, not provide cover for corrupt politicians.

Thankfully, Rep. Nunes and Rep. Gowdy are calling out the DOJ, and accusing them of targeting GOP staffers who helped draft Nunes’ explosive memo that outed everyone!
The investigation of the investigators continues to yield more questions than it does answers.

House GOP Reps. Trey Gowdy and Devin Nunes are accusing the Department of Justice of targeting a House Intelligence Committee staffer who helped draft an explosive memo that disclosed alleged surveillance abuse by bad actors within the FBI and DOJ.

“I would have a lot more respect for DOJ or House Committee Democrats if they would take out their frustrations on members of Congress, and leave staffers alone,” Gowdy, the Republican chairman of the House Oversight Committee, told Fox News on Monday. “The members make the final decision and are responsible for them, not staffers.”

Gowdy and Nunes are accusing the DOJ of orchestrating “anonymous attacks” against a key staffer who’s been an integral part of questioning the DOJ’s and FBI’s tactics used in the Russia probe. The accusations come after the GOP reps met with Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and FBI officials last Friday and a weekend New York Times report that used anonymous sources to claim that Rosenstein felt “misled” by Nunes’ staff over House IC investigator Kash Patel’s trip to London in 2017.

The Times report said Rosenstein was questioning whether Patel was attempting to question Christopher Steele, the former British spy who authored the infamous anti-Trump dossier that was commissioned by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the DNC.

DOJ spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores pushed back on rumors there is a growing rift between the Dept. of Justice and the House Intel Committee .

“As Deputy Attorney General [Rod] Rosenstein has said repeatedly, we don’t put a lot of stock in anonymous sources over here and we are committed to continuing to work with Chairmen Gowdy and Nunes to accommodate their requests,” she said.
Nunes has become one of the most persistent players in the attempt to disclose the how-and-why the Russian collusion probe was launched doesn’t look to be ending his quest for truth any time soon.

“Attacking staffers, planting false stories, and endangering national security by leaking sensitive information to the press, including information about intelligence sources – this is what the DOJ is doing,” he told Fox News.

Nunes sat down with the hosts of Fox News Channels’ Fox & Friends on Tuesday to discuss the situation further.

“We are trying to put clarity and sunlight for the American people so they know everything that happened on how this investigation began,” Nunes said.

Nunes didn’t directly to respond to a question of whether or not he believed President Trump was framed, but he did double down on the DOJ’s handling of the ongoing investigation.

“I think we had a productive meeting last week,” he said. “And really the solution here is to get the Department of Justice to just come clean with everything, provide all the documents in a timely manner. So tomorrow, we’re going to go back hopefully to the Department of Justice. They have questions that we left for them to answer for us this week. And I think we’ll have another productive session. And hopefully we begin to shine some light on this whole situation.”