Illegal Aliens

Charlottesville’s Video Cameras Solved a Murder, Find a Missing Child and Others, and Recover Missing Cars— But Now They Sit Unused Over Fears that ICE Might Use the Cameras to Catch Illegal Aliens

Charlottesville’s Video Cameras Solved a Murder, Find a Missing Child and Others, and Recover Missing Cars— But Now They Sit Unused Over Fears that ICE Might Use the Cameras to Catch Illegal Aliens

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noxFAhMeVLg Charlottesville’s video cameras helped solve a murder, find missing persons, & recover stolen cars, according to Charlottesville’s Police Chief Michael Kochis, but fears that ICE might use the video feed to track and...

Democrat Congressional Leaders demand ICE agents be banned from Polling Places and Court Houses before they agree to funding the Department of Homeland Security. Are Illegals Voting? Why not allow ICE to pick up Illegals charged with crimes?

Democrat Congressional Leaders demand ICE agents be banned from Polling Places and Court Houses before they agree to funding the Department of Homeland Security. Are Illegals Voting? Why not allow ICE to pick up Illegals charged with crimes?

In addition to the demands that ICE agents be readily identified by name (despite all the Doxxing and attacks on them) and that the agents stop racial profiling (which isn't happening, note the tiny error rate in American citizens who have been detained by ICE),...

UPDATE: New York, a Sanctuary state, Released 6,947 Criminal Illegal Aliens, and still has 7,169 Criminal Illegals in Prison, with 148 for Homicide. Illegals’ Share of Prisoners is 3.4 to 4.2 times their Share of NY’s Population. Incarceration costs are well over $1 billion per year.

UPDATE: New York, a Sanctuary state, Released 6,947 Criminal Illegal Aliens, and still has 7,169 Criminal Illegals in Prison, with 148 for Homicide. Illegals’ Share of Prisoners is 3.4 to 4.2 times their Share of NY’s Population. Incarceration costs are well over $1 billion per year.

At the end of this we have added Fact-checks from ChatGPT 5.1 and Grok Expert In April 2025, the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) held 32,469 incarcerated individuals. By November 2025, New York’s jails held another 18,334...

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