Preventable.
Every time.
A documented record of crimes committed by illegal immigrants on American soil — names, charges, jurisdictions, and the specific enforcement failures that allowed each incident to occur. These are not abstractions. These are cases, with victims, court filings, and public records.
Every single one of these cases is 100% preventable.
NJ AG Sues to Block the Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center. GEO Group Says It’s Fully Legal.
New Jersey AG Matthew Platkin (D) filed suit against GEO Group and ICE arguing the 1,000-bed Delaney Hall facility violates state civil detention law and the NJ Civil Rights Act. Federal DOJ intervened to block the suit. The facility is central to a DOJ–NJ standoff over Governor Mikie Sherrill’s (D) refusal to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
“Play Stupid Games, Win Stupid Prizes.” The Warning Behind the Delaney Hall Arrests.
Behind the White House taunt at anti-ICE protesters: a DHS-reported 1,347% surge in assaults on ICE officers, a federal jury’s “Spokane 3” conspiracy convictions, and pending Newark charges for biting officers and a chemical spray. We name DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin (R), Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ), and Mayor Ras Baraka (D). Pending cases; presumed innocent.
Fake ICE Agents Are Robbing, Kidnapping, and Raping Immigrants. Biden’s Policies Built the Vulnerability.
31 documented ICE impersonation cases in 2025 — nearly 6× the decade-long average. 38% involved physical violence. The FBI warned in October 2025. Mayorkas’s sensitive-locations and enforcement-priority memos kept real ICE invisible, leaving immigrants unable to identify fake agents. Title 8 CFR: real agents aren’t required to show a badge.
AG Bondi Said It Was “What American Justice Looks Like.” An Obama Judge Said It Was “An Abuse of Prosecuting Power.” Every Charge Is Gone.
Obama-appointed Judge Waverly Crenshaw Jr. dismissed all charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia — alleged MS-13 member accused of 100+ human smuggling runs over 9 years. Indictment filed the same day he landed back in the US after winning his Supreme Court case. DOJ appealing. DHS: “naked judicial activism.” Sen. Van Hollen (D) celebrated.
The White House Just Launched a UFO-Themed Website. The “Aliens” Were Never From Space.
Aliens.gov launched May 28 — a live ICE arrest dashboard styled like a 1950s UFO poster. “THEY WALK AMONG US. They weren’t little green men.” Features: real-time arrest heat map, searchable database by city/state/crime, 3M+ Biden-era encounter counter, ICE tip line. Biden peak: 5,110 USBP encounters/day → Trump: 251/day (95% drop). ICE arrests quadrupled vs. Biden.
14 ICE Partnerships, Voided in One Budget Vote. The Border Czar Promised to ‘Flood the Zone.’
Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY)'s May 21 budget package voids all 14 active 287(g) MOAs across 9 NY counties + bars ICE jail-bed rentals + restricts sensitive locations + bans ICE masks. Border Czar Tom Homan: “flood the zone.” Nassau Co. Exec Bruce Blakeman (R), GOP gubernatorial nominee: “mad as hell” — preparing federal preemption lawsuit (In re Neagle, 1890). Rensselaer Exec Steve McLaughlin (R) on X: “we WILL continue to participate.” Broome Sheriff Akshar (R): “hill we're prepared to die on.” NYSSA President Sheriff Juan Figueroa (D) backs Hochul. NY is the 8th state to ban 287(g).
Federal Court Hits the Statutory Ceiling — 300 Months — for the Colombian National Who Impregnated a 12-Year-Old in Greene County, MO
Federal court sentences Brayanne Escobar-Guarnizo, 28, a Colombian national who entered illegally in 2023 under Biden, to 300 months (statutory ceiling) for sexually exploiting a 12-year-old in Greene County. Greene County honored ICE detainers.
NJ Gov. Sherrill (D) Was Turned Away From an ICE Facility Mid-Hunger Strike. A Phone Call From a Senator Got the Doors Open.
NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) denied entry to Delaney Hall on Day 4 of a 300-detainee hunger strike. Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) got in by calling DHS Sec. Mullin (R) directly. DHS denies the strike exists.
Fairfax County Sanctuary Policies Face Congressional Grilling — 100,000 Illegals in the County, 75% of 2026 Murder Suspects Are Illegal Aliens
Rep. Bob Good (R-VA) convened a congressional hearing on Fairfax County’s sanctuary policies. The county’s own sheriff’s data: 75% of 2026 murder suspects are illegal aliens. An estimated 100,000 illegal aliens reside in the county. Sheriff Stacey Kincaid (D) has declined ICE detainers for years. The Democrat-controlled Board of Supervisors controls the policy. Nine MS-13 members were arrested in the county in May 2025 alone.
Minnesota’s All-Democrat Pardon Board Freed an Illegal Alien Convicted of Felony Assault. ICE Had a Detainer Waiting.
The Minnesota Board of Pardons — Gov. Tim Walz (D), AG Keith Ellison (D), and Chief Justice Natalie Hudson (D-appointed) — granted a pardon to an illegal alien convicted of felony assault. An ICE detainer was on file. The individual was released and the detainer was declined. Walz was the 2024 Democratic VP nominee; Ellison served as DNC immigration platform chair in 2016.
A City Journal Investigation Names the Recipients. Newsom Routed $1B of California Taxpayer Money to a Nonprofit Network Whose Mission Is to Defund Federal Immigration Enforcement.
Christopher Rufo's April 22, 2026 City Journal investigation names 10 specific CA nonprofits receiving aggregate $500M+ in state funding under Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA). Catholic Charities $250M+. CHIRLA $110M (98% from CDSS). ImmDef CEO Lindsay Toczylowski: ‘merits-blind universal representation.’ Al Otro Lado operating in Tijuana on ‘freedom of movement.’ Sen. Hawley (R-MO) + Rep. Jordan (R-OH) opened formal CHIRLA inquiry June 2025 after LA ICE protests. Companion to our prior /newsom-migrant-subsidies system-wide piece.
California Taxpayers Spend $1 Billion a Year on Sanctuary Nonprofits. Newsom Just Kept the Spigot Open Through a $12B Deficit.
California distributes more than $1 billion annually through its network of state-funded immigration legal services providers, sanctuary enforcement prohibitions, and undocumented-immigrant benefit programs — while the state carries a $12 billion structural deficit. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) continues to expand access to Medi-Cal, professional licenses, and state ID cards to undocumented immigrants. The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) estimates California’s total illegal-immigration fiscal cost at $30.94 billion per year — the highest of any state. ICE documents 33,179 detainer refusals since Jan. 20, 2025 — including 399 homicide suspects and 3,139 assault suspects.
The GAO Just Confirmed: Biden Granted 2.86 Million Humanitarian Paroles. Congress Never Authorized a Single Program That Issued Them.
GAO report GAO-26-107433 (released May 2026) confirms the Biden administration granted 2.86 million humanitarian paroles across a constellation of programs — including 531,000 CHNV (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela) and 985,000 CBP One entries — representing an 800% surge over prior baselines. GAO found DHS used its parole authority beyond its narrow statutory purpose and that Congress never authorized, funded, or reviewed any of the named programs as standalone legislative schemes. Congress passed the Laken Riley Act January 29, 2025 — the first Trump-era immigration legislation — mandating detention of illegal immigrants charged with theft or violence. Republicans on the House Homeland Security Committee are pursuing appropriations riders to bar future mass-parole deployment.
A Federal Judge Just Banned ICE From Arresting Anyone Inside NYC’s Immigration Courts. The Trump DOJ Is Appealing Immediately.
U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel (Bush appointee, S.D.N.Y., case no. 1:25-cv-06366) issued a permanent injunction barring ICE arrests inside three New York City immigration court buildings. The ruling came in response to an ACLU-NY/NYCLU suit filed after a series of courthouse arrests in early 2025. The Trump DOJ, led by AG Pam Bondi (R), immediately filed notice of appeal to the Second Circuit, arguing that the executive branch retains inherent authority to execute federal immigration law at any federal facility. The decision creates a direct circuit-split setup with the First and Eleventh Circuits. ICE data shows 29 homicides, 2,509 assaults, and 1,172 sex offensesarrested at or near courthouses during prior enforcement operations nationally in the period covered by the government’s brief.
The Feeding Our Future Fraud Started With a Biden Policy That Turned $3.4M Into $197.9M. Ilhan Omar Wrote the Enabling Legislation.
Opinion / Editorial
The Biden administration’s USDA issued more than 100 COVID-era waivers extending pandemic feeding rules into 2022 despite documented fraud signals — growing Feeding Our Future’s USDA funding from $3.4 million (2019) to $197.9 million (2021), a 5,700% increase. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) co-sponsored the MEALS Act (March 2020), which permanently removed the on-site consumption requirement that had been the only meaningful verification checkpoint. USDA Sec. Tom Vilsack (D) extended the waiver past its COVID authorization. HHS Sec. Xavier Becerra (D) oversaw a $104M/yr Home and Community-Based Services program in MN that funded the same vendors. Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) dropped his own formal fraud complaint against FOF on January 5, 2026 — the day before the DOJ sentencing motion was filed.
A Four-Year-Old Was Crossing Peach Avenue. The Suspect Was Released by California Anyway.
Aman Kumar, 31, Indian national whom DHS says illegally crossed into California in 2023 and was released by the Biden administration, is alleged to have struck a 4-year-old boy crossing Peach Avenue in Fresno on April 28, 2026. Booked April 29 on felony hit-and-run. Fresno County jail released Kumar on bond; ICE detainer ignored under California SB 54 — signed by Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) in 2017 after a party-line Democratic vote. ICE re-arrested Kumar outside Fresno Superior Court on May 13. DHS Acting Asst. Sec. Lauren Bis named Gov. Gavin Newsom (D)directly. 4,561 ICE-detainer-ignored releases in CA since January 20, 2025 — including 31 homicide suspects and 234 sex-offense suspects.
It Took a Congressional Hearing to Get an Apology. The Fairfax DA Dropped 30+ Charges Against the Man Who Killed Her Daughter.
Stephanie Minter, 41, single mother, killed Feb 23, 2026 at a Fairfax County bus stop. Suspect Abdul Jalloh (32, Sierra Leonean, illegal status, ICE removal order on file) had 30+ prior arrests including rape and assault. Fairfax DA Steve Descano (D) had repeatedly dropped charges. Cheryl Minter didn’t get an apology from Descano until May 14, 2026— in his subpoenaed congressional opening statement. Recall paperwork now being signed under Va. Code § 24.2-233. DOJ Civil Rights Division opened a parallel Title VI probe May 6.
Two Texas Women Should Be Alive. The Same Illegal Immigrant Killed Both — Six Years Apart.
DHS announced May 13, 2026 that Luis Fernando Benitez-Gonzalez — undocumented Mexican national arrested in Dallas April 27, 2026 on aggravated-assault charges — is DNA-linked by the Texas DPS Forensic Sciences lab to the 2018 murder of Alba Jenisse Aviles (28, Bastrop County) and the 2024 murder of Alyssa Ann Rivera (34, Austin, Metcalfe Road). Now charged with first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Held in Travis County. ICE issued a federal detainer under 8 U.S.C. § 1226(c) and asked Dallas authorities to honor it.
ICE Asked NYC to Hold Him. NYC Said No. Four People Burned to Death.
ICE issued a federal detainer April 15 on Roman Ceron Amatitla — undocumented Mexican national, 37-count indictment for the March 16 Flushing fire that killed four including a 3-year-old. NYC DOC declined under NYC Admin Code § 9-131, the sanctuary statute defended by Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY), Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D-NYC), DOC Commissioner Stanley Richards, and Queens DA Melinda Katz (D). DHS: 6,947 NY non-cooperation releases in 2025, including 29 homicides.
A Cuban Spy, a Child-Rapist Priest, an Al-Qaeda Bomb Plotter — All Naturalized Citizens. DOJ Wants It Back.
Acting AG Todd Blanche and Civil Division chief Brett A. Shumatefiled civil § 1451 complaints against 12 named defendants across 9 countries of origin — Rocha (Cuban spy / ex-ambassador), Pelaez (13 counts child sex abuse), Ouazzani (alleged NYSE bomb plot), Salah Osman Ahmed (al-Shabaab), Mboob (Gambia war crimes), and seven more. Shumate: ‘a down payment’ on hundreds.
He Smuggled an IRGC Operative Into the U.S. His Phone Held Videos of Children Being Raped.
Sharon Gohari, 48, of Roslyn, NY pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to a five-year alien-smuggling pipeline through the Mexican embassy in Tehran and Tijuana — plus receipt of CSAM. DOJ National Security Division co-prosecuted. Combined exposure 5–30 years.
Deported 4 Times. Back in CA. Pleaded Guilty to Killing an 11-Year-Old on Thanksgiving.
Hector Amador Balderas, 44 — removed by U.S. immigration four times (2004, 2004, 2004, 2010) — pleaded guilty May 8 to felony hit-and-run for the Thanksgiving-eve death of 11-year-old Aiden Torres in Escondido. San Diego County Sheriff Kelly Martinez’s office had refused ICE’s detainer under SB 54, the California Values Act, signed by Gov. Jerry Brown (D) in 2017 and defended by Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and AG Rob Bonta (D-CA). Sentence exposure: 2–3 years.
A Haitian National. A Hammer. A 2022 Removal Order the Biden Admin Ignored. State Attorney Fox Is Seeking Death.
On April 2, 2026, Rolbert Joachin, 40, a Haitian national with a 2022 removal order the Biden administration never enforced, allegedly beat Nilufa Easmin, 51 — a naturalized U.S. citizen, mother of two — with a hammer outside her Fort Myers gas station. She died April 3. Lee County SA Amira Fox (R): “We will seek the death penalty.” Biden granted Joachin TPS in 2022. Trump revoked it after the murder.
Kathy Hochul Put 6,947 Criminal Aliens Back on the Street. She Calls It a Win.
Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) signed the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act in 2024, barring NY law enforcement from sharing data with ICE. DHS: NY non-compliance released 6,947 criminal aliens— 29 convicted of homicide, 2,509 of assault, 207 of sex offenses. Federal court challenge pending.
Three-Time Deportee. Greyhound to Texas. A Dumpster in Amityville. A Rape While the Victim Was Unconscious.
Jose Ignacio Bonilla-Garcia, 32, Honduran national, deported three times under Title 42during the first Trump administration in 2020. March 27, 2026: allegedly beat a stranger unconscious behind an Esperanza Deli Café dumpster in Amityville, NY and raped him while incapacitated. Boarded a Greyhound bus toward Mexico. April 4: U.S. Marshals Gulf Coast Violent Offenders Fugitive Task Force caught him in Rosenberg, Texas; ICE lodged a detainerat Fort Bend County Jail (no sanctuary policy — honored). Arraigned April 27 before Justice Karen M. Wilutis on 2× Rape 1° + Assault 2°. Faces 25 years. Suffolk DA Raymond A. Tierney (R) prosecuting.
17 days. Sex assault → released → murder.
January 2025: ICE issued a detainer for an inmate held in Cook County jail on sex assault of a minor charges. Cook County refused it under Pritzker’s TRUST Act + Way Forward Act + Cook County 11-O-73. He was released. 17 days later: arrested for homicide. DOJ centered the case in its Feb 6, 2025 lawsuit against Pritzker, Raoul, Mayor Johnson, and Cook County — and lost on July 25, 2025 when Judge Lindsay Jenkins dismissed the suit on Tenth Amendment grounds. The policy continues.

Israel Flores Ortiz
Salvadoran national, entered the U.S. illegally in 2024. Enrolled at Fairfax High School. Convicted of 9 counts of sexual battery against female classmates. ICE issued a detainer — Fairfax County refused it. Sentence: 360 days. DHS named Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) on April 10, 2026.

Sheridan Gorman
An 18-year-old Loyola University Chicago freshman who survived childhood cancer. Her accused killer, Jose Medina-Medina, had two separate ICE detainers ignored under Illinois' Trust Act. DHS named Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) by name in a public statement.

Jocelyn Nungaray
Twelve years old. Both suspects were caught at the border by Border Patrol and released the same day under the Biden administration's catch-and-release policy. Weeks later, they murdered her in Houston. Texas is seeking the death penalty.

Laken Riley
A 22-year-old Dean's List nursing student murdered while jogging on the UGA campus. Her killer was caught at the border, released by the Biden administration, arrested in NYC, and released again under Democrat-passed sanctuary laws. ICE was never called. She was 22.

Roman Ceron Amatitla
Set fire to an apartment building. Four residents died — including a 3-year-old child. ICE issued a detainer. New York City refused it in writing under its sanctuary executive order. DHS published the refusal April 16, 2026.

3-Month-Old Infant
Misael Lopez-Gomez, a Guatemalan national who entered illegally July 2023, beat his 3-month-old son to death.ICE had issued a detainer. Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) had signed an anti-ICE-cooperation executive order two months before the infant’s death. DHS named Spanberger by name April 1, 2026.

Stephanie Minter
Stabbed at a bus stop. Her attacker had 30+ prior arrests and a final ICE removal order — but a federal judge had forced his release because Sierra Leone refused to accept deportees. DA Steve Descano (D) had previously dropped violent charges against him. DHS named Gov. Spanberger (D-VA) February 28, 2026.

Kembery Chirinos-Flores
A 24-year-old single mother of a 5-year-old, murdered in Sunnyvale. Her killer had two prior domestic violence arrests with two ICE detainers — both refused by Santa Clara County under its sanctuary policy. DHS named the county March 30, 2026.

Marvin Morales
An ICE detainer was active. Fairfax County prosecutors dropped all charges December 15. He shot a man dead the next day.Two elementary schools went on lockdown during the manhunt. DHS: “blood on their hands.” Alleged MS-13 member. Federal firearms charge filed December 29.

Rachel Morin
Mother of five, murdered on a Maryland hiking trail. Her killer carried an active Interpol warrant — he had raped a woman and her 9-year-old daughter before heading north. Border Patrol turned him back three times. He crossed on the fourth. Convicted; life without parole. Her mother testified before Congress.

Kayla Hamilton
Twenty years old, with autism. Bound, sexually assaulted, and strangled. Her killer entered the U.S. as an unaccompanied minor — after confessing to four murders in El Salvador. HHS never requested his foreign criminal record. The Kayla Hamilton Act was introduced in her memory to require background checks on UAC sponsors.