Congressman: Is There a Homicide ‘Cover-Up’ at Border Patrol?

U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) says that among the many 10,763 prison aliens it arrested in fiscal 12 months 2021, simply 10 had been convicted of murder. A Texas congressman suspects that’s a critical undercount, and is demanding solutions from the company.

The inquiry by Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Lubbock, and statistics from the Texas Division of Security name USBP figures into query.

“In reviewing essentially the most not too long ago revealed FY21 knowledge, the ‘murder, manslaughter’ class had inexplicably dropped from 53 to 10,” Arrington acknowledged in a letter to Troy Miller, appearing commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Safety (CBP). The congressman has but to obtain an evidence or response.

“Hopefully there’s no cover-up, however it actually seem like fraudulent manipulated of the numbers,” Arrington informed Newsmax.

Citing USBP’s alien crime report, FAIR final week requested, “What number of of those illegal migrants dedicated extra crimes?” The Texas Division of Public Security sheds some mild on that. From June 1, 2011, to Sept. 30, 2021, state and native prosecutors charged 734 unlawful aliens with murder. That’s a median of 73 per 12 months … in only one state.

Arrington is correct to
query Border Patrol’s downsized murder tally, which inexplicably dropped
from 53 to 10. These two numbers mixed don’t add as much as the annual common
murder bookings of unlawful aliens within the Lone Star State.

What number of killers are among the many tons of of 1000’s of gotaways who eluded USBP? What number of unlawful aliens routinely processed and paroled into this nation are actually furthering their prison careers right here? Beneath the Biden administration’s porous border regime, which places optics forward of actuality, we’re taking the “over.”