These illegal alien invaders continue to cause chaos in many cities across the country. It is total insanity!

 

ICE scoops up an actual Somali pirate who'd been let in through Joe Biden's open border

Who let that guy in?

Monica Showalter | April 26, 2026 www.americanthinker.com

Joe Biden's open border brought all the world's riff-raff to our doors and it's a logical thing that it did: If you know you can't get into the U.S. the legal way, and you aren't big on laws anyway, and the U.S. was letting all comers in as 'asylum seekers,' the time to go was then. So in addition to all the terrorist watchlisters, home invasion burglary rings, Chinese spies and saboteurs, Mexican cartel human smugglers, pro-Hamas agitators, and garden variety thieves, killers and rapists, the Department of Homeland Security picked up yet another problem from Joe Biden's open borders: An actual Somali pirate.

Via Power Line blog, here's the Department of Homeland Security's tweet of its latest catch:

That would be these guys, portrayed by master actors in the movie, Captain Phillips, based on a harrowing real-life incident.

According to the Department of Homeland Security:

WASHINGTON – Today, the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers arrested Said Jama Ahmed, an illegal alien from Somalia, who faces an outstanding arrest warrant for violations of falsely making, using, and forging a passport and for a positive fingerprint match to a 2012 national security threat with ties to Somali piracy.

“Weak Biden Administration border policies allowed this illegal alien to enter and remain in the country despite his multiple law enforcement encounters,’ said Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. ‘We are thankful for our hardworking U.S. CBP officers and Canadian officials for their cooperation in arresting this individual. DHS will continue to work to arrest criminal illegal aliens to protect the American homeland from all threats.”

On the night of April 14, an off-duty Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officer first reported Ahmed and observed him walking southbound while carrying a backpack several miles north of the U.S.-Canada border. Two hours later, a U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) Agent spotted Ahmed and confronted him and placed him into CBP custody.

USBP currently holds him in the District of North Dakota for illegal entry.

Ahmed has a long record of United States military and law enforcement encounters. On March 10, 2012, the U.S.S. Halsey responded to a distress call from an Indian-flagged ship reporting that pirates had hijacked it in the Gulf of Aden.

A Visit, Board, Search and Seizure (VBSS) team conducted boarding operations and encountered Ahmed and nine other armed pirates who had taken the Indian ship hostage by force, where the Navy then logged Ahmed’s fingerprint.

Ahmed first entered the United States in September of 2022 near San Luis, Arizona. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials detained him in 2024 during a warrant search for fraud documents, where officials issued a full extradition warrant dated 4/24/2025.

So the pirate got let in, despite U.S. authorities having his fingerprints on file from a 2012 Somali piracy incident where the U.S.S. Halsey had to rescue an Indian-flagged ship under attack, and he somehow snuck into Canada where he was spotted trying to sneak back into the U.S. somewhere around North Dakota, where he is being held in the can.

Based on a search of the Halsey rescue, it looks like the Indian navy just loves that destroyer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYSRDnwOh_c

No word on what he was up to, but it would not be unreasonable to think it was something unsavory.

That he was slinking around the Northern border, rather than the Southern one, pretty well tells us he likely had a network of confederates, and a good guess for where they were based is Minneapolis which is home to a very largee Somali fraudster community. Was he defrauding the U.S., too?

Why would someone with such a long history of crime and confrontation with U.S. military and law enforcement be so very eager to come to the U.S. to be around people who would likely arrest him? 

It's astonishing.

What it says is not only did he have a network -- he had to have had a base here in the states, Somalia is just too different from the U.S. for a Somalian to even know what to do here, he was pretty confident nothing would ever happen to him. The United States was where the money was, as the old bank robber saying goes. The U.S. was there for his harvesting and why do it on the high seas when it's so much easier to do it with Tim Walz's glad-to-be-fleeced government? 

Which raises the obvious question: How many more of them are here, too? This one was caught because he left a fingerprint on one of the boats the U.S. came to the rescue to. How many more of them didn't leave fingerprints, or did leave fingerprints, but who are location unknown?

If there is anyone out there with values utterly incompatible with the U.S.'s, it's got to be Somali pirates. That one got let in pretty well tells us how bad the rot was with Biden's open borders. It's not enough that terrorists, criminals and spies got let in, there had to be pirates, too, living it up and probably voting in our elections, all at the expense of the U.S. taxpayer.

Image: U.S. Department of Homeland Security // government work

Related Topics: Somalia, Illegal Immigration, Crime, North Dakota

'Where there is a will, there is a way'!

 

Migrants being trained to paraglide into European countries so they can bypass border formalities

They’re invading by air now.

Olivia Murray | April 27, 2026 www.americanthinker.com

What a dystopian hellscape we’re living in: Spain, one of Europe’s many (former) jewels, is as good as gone, considering the nation just passed a “mass legalization” amnesty plan, which will see hundreds of thousands of illegally present foreigners be granted the privilege of staying (PBS says that number will be anywhere between 500k and 840k individuals from third world nations).

And to make matters worse, per Thomas Brooke at Remix News, the foreigners still pouring in are now doing so by air, being taught to paraglide into the country by human traffickers, so they can bypass border formalities—and get amnesty later of course. They’re not just suffering an invasion by land and by sea anymore, now it’s a literal invasion from the skies too. From Brooke:

While mass attempts to scale the border fence and crossings by sea remain common, security sources say a new “aerial route” is gaining traction. Moroccan trafficking networks are allegedly teaching sub-Saharan migrants how to operate paragliders, enabling them to bypass the heavily fortified double fence and land directly into Spanish territory.

Images obtained by the outlet are said to show training sessions, with footage circulating in large messaging groups numbering tens of thousands of users, suggesting growing interest in the tactic among would-be migrants.

Oh how I sorrow over the short-term memories of the Europeans—about as much as their historical ignorance. Do they remember nothing of the Spanish Crusades? To make matters worse, at least the Moors of Al-Andalus produced beauty and function—having lived in Spain for a summer with my family as a teenager, we had the privilege of visiting Córdoba and Seville, with all the stunning architecture of Islamic “golden age” design, and no one could argue those Muslims were the same as the incestuous, bestiality-loving, low-IQ hordes we see pouring out of the third world today. These Islamic individuals are barely above beasts in their behaviors, abilities, and capacities to meaningfully and productively interact with the Western world and its ideals. They’re not building the Mezquita or Alhambra, creating hubs of debate and science, and innovating advanced agricultural technologies—they’re raping and grilling our neighborhood cats, robbing Spaniards in wheelchairs, and trafficking teen girls into prostitution.

There is one silver lining—a glittering, beautiful silver lining— to this story: Apparently, the migrants aren’t really intelligent enough to really get the hang of the paragliding equipment, and the traffickers aren’t doing a very good job teaching them how to successfully manipulate the controls…so…it seems like the problem will solve itself in many cases. At least, that’s my hope.

 

Do we need to be cautious even when we go to a community park? It appears we should!

 

DHS says Biden could have deported illegal alien 'cannibal' who attacked Texas 3-year-old, but didn't

"This barbaric assault against this woman and her 3-year-old child in a park was completely preventable."

Hayden Cunningham Apr 25, 2026 thepostmillenial.com

The Department of Homeland Security is highlighting how the Biden administration refused to take enforcement action against an illegal immigrant who has since attacked a 3-year-old Texas girl.

The incident took place on April 18 in San Antonio, where 3-year-old Amdelia Perez was seriously injured in a sudden attack. The child suffered scratches and bite wounds to her face, as well as the loss of two teeth.

According to officials, the suspect, identified as 24-year-old Atharva Vyas, allegedly charged toward the child and her family. Vyas grabbed the child’s mother by the hair and punched her before turning on the child. He then pinned the girl to the ground, pushed his thumbs into her eyes, then bit into her face and mouth. He allegedly ripped out the child’s two front teeth as her mother fought back.

A group of bystanders subdued Vyas before San Antonio police arrived. The child was transported to a children’s hospital for treatment.

“That brute was ravaging my baby!” the child’s mother, Gabriella Perez, told the New York Post. “She’s terrified to sleep. She’s lashing out, angry. She doesn’t understand evil like this f*cking man. She’ll never be the same again.”

Vyas was taken into custody and charged with injury to a child with intent to cause bodily injury, assault causing bodily injury, and illegal entry from a foreign nation. Authorities said he was under the influence of “wax,” a high-concentration THC product.

According to DHS, Vyas entered the US in August 2023 on a student visa. He was arrested just three months later on the University of Texas campus for felony assault. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was contacted at the time, but DHS said the Biden administration determined the offense was not “egregious” enough to warrant visa revocation. Vyas’ visa was later revoked in April 2025 under the Trump administration.

ICE has lodged a detainer request with the San Antonio police. 

“This barbaric assault against this woman and her 3-year-old child in a park was completely preventable,” said Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis. “The Biden administration NEVER should have released this animal following his arrest for assault.”

If you read this post, please take time to study and absorb the information paragraph by paragraph. Because it has transformed Islamic Europe and has a foothold in the USA.

 

The Reconquista Reversed

Demographic destiny and the shattered myth of Andalusian harmony.

Lars Møller | April 25, 2026 www.americanthinker.com

 From Wikimedia Commons: Batalla de las Navas de Tolosa (Francisco de Paula Van Halen, 1864)

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, whose wife has recently been charged with corruption, is having his way with the destiny of his homeland. A socialist and social engineer at heart, he reserves the right to legalize a civilian invasion by Muslims. 

So far, the Muslim population has swollen to an estimated 2.4 to 2.5 million souls—roughly 5% of the nation’s total—fueled overwhelmingly by immigration from North Africa, above all Morocco, which accounts for 65% of the Muslim immigrant cohort. These communities cluster with ominous symbolic precision in the ancient strongholds of al-Andalus: Andalusia and Granada alone shelter some 400,000 Muslims, while Madrid, that later-born capital, now harbors 100,000. Fertility differentials compound the shift; children born to at least one Muslim parent represented 11% of all Spanish births in 2024, a rate that mocks the anemic native birth figures.

From a historical perspective, this is no neutral migration. It is a slow-motion reversal of the Reconquista, a reconquest not by scimitar but by womb and ballot box. And yet polite discourse still clings to the saccharine fable of al-Andalus as a lost paradise of harmonious convivencia between Muslims, Christians, and Jews. That fable is a lie—a dangerous, ahistorical lie—and the gathering tensions in present-day Spain expose it as such. The impending conflict between post-Christian, secular Europeans and the resurgent Muslim Arab (and Arabized Berber) populations is not a fever dream of the far right; it is the inexorable consequence of incompatible civilizations colliding once more on the same soil.

The myth of al-Andalus must be dragged into the light and eviscerated. For centuries, European romantics and modern multiculturalists have peddled the image of a tolerant Islamic Iberia where Jews and Christians flourished under benevolent Moorish rule. This is historical malpractice of the highest order. From the Umayyad conquest in 711 until the final fall of Granada in 1492, non-Muslims existed as dhimmis—protected but explicitly subordinate subjects under the Pact of Umar and its variants. They paid the jizya, a humiliating poll tax that bought mere survival. Public display of their faith was curtailed; new churches and synagogues were forbidden; distinctive clothing—often yellow badges for Jews, dark robes for Christians—was mandatory. Testimony in court weighed less than that of a Muslim; a dhimmi who struck a Muslim faced execution. 

Far from idyllic coexistence, the record is littered with pogroms: the 1066 Granada massacre that slaughtered thousands of Jews, the 1013 Cordoba fitna that saw Christians and Jews butchered amid civil war, and the Almohad invasions of the twelfth century that forced mass conversions or exile under pain of death. Maimonides himself fled Andalusia to escape such persecution.

 The very term “dhimmi” denotes not equality but contractual inferiority—a permanent reminder that the House of Islam tolerates the People of the Book only on condition of acknowledged subservience. The Reconquista was not unprovoked aggression; it was the eight-century-long answer of a conquered people refusing to remain second-class forever. To romanticize al-Andalus is to spit on the graves of those who bled to reclaim their homeland. It is, moreover, a grotesque inversion: the same Islamic legal framework that governed medieval Spain now travels, via mass migration, into twenty-first-century Europe.

That framework is not ancient history. It is alive in the demographic surge now reshaping Spain. The concentration of Moroccan Muslims in Granada and Andalusia is not accidental; it is freighted with historical memory. These are the very cities where the last Moorish kingdom fell, where the Catholic Monarchs planted the cross in 1492.

Nowadays, Moroccan flags flutter from balconies, minarets rise beside cathedrals, and calls to prayer echo across plazas once cleansed by the Reconquista. The Spanish government’s January 2026 announcement of a mass regularization of 500,000 undocumented migrants—many from the same North African shores—has only accelerated the process. Critics rightly warn of a “pull effect”: an open invitation that will overload hospitals, schools, and welfare systems already groaning under the weight of native demographic collapse. Yet the left dismisses such objections as “maurophobia,” a convenient neologism that conflates legitimate historical wariness with racism.

The data tell a different story. A 2025 study found that 47.5% of Muslims surveyed reported experiencing racist attacks—an unsurprising backlash when integration fails so spectacularly. Muslim women face workplace and housing discrimination over the hijab; neighborhoods self-segregate; parallel societies form where Spanish law yields to informal sharia patrols. These are not anomalies. They are the predictable fruits of a creed that has never accepted the secular separation of mosque and state.

The passions now stirring among Spaniards are not irrational prejudice but the immune response of a civilization sensing existential threat. Right-wing parties such as Vox have surged precisely because they articulate what the bien-pensant class refuses to name: the incompatibility between a post-Christian Europe that prizes individual liberty, gender equality, and secular governance, and an Islamic worldview that subordinates all to divine law.

Fertility rates tell the tale: native Spanish women average below 1.3 children; Muslim households in Europe routinely exceed 2.5. At current trajectories, Muslims could comprise 10% of Spain’s population by 2040 and far more in the southern heartlands. Rather than benign “diversity,” this is population replacement in process. And it carries cultural corollaries. Honor-based violence, female genital mutilation (though officially banned, still reported in clandestine networks), and demands for halal-only school meals are not fringe excesses; they are assertions of supremacy.

When Muslim associations in Granada petition for greater public recognition while simultaneously decrying “Islamophobia,” they reveal the double standard at the heart of the dhimmi contract: tolerance is expected from the host, but criticism of Islam is branded blasphemy. Secular Europeans, heirs to Voltaire and the Enlightenment, find themselves cast once more in the role of second-class citizens in their own lands—pressured to accommodate a faith whose canonical texts still speak of jihad and the subjugation of unbelievers.

Nor is Spain an outlier. The same dynamics convulse France, where banlieues have become no-go zones; Sweden, where sexual assaults spiked with the arrival of young male migrants from Muslim-majority countries; and Germany, where parallel legal systems operate in migrant enclaves. The post-Christian West, having shed its own religious certainties, confronts an adversary that has not. Islam does not negotiate with modernity; it seeks to Islamize it. The polite fiction of “moderate Islam” collapses under scrutiny: poll after poll across Europe shows majorities of young Muslims prioritizing sharia over national law. Integration, we are endlessly told, is the solution. Yet integration presupposes a willingness on the part of the newcomer to adopt the host culture. When that culture is itself derided as “colonial” or “Islamophobic,” and when mosques funded by foreign powers preach separatism, integration becomes surrender.

The political response in Spain is therefore beyond electoral; it is existential. Vox and allied regional parties channel the fury of a people watching their cathedrals turned into tourist backdrops while new mosques proclaim the ummah’s advance. The regularization plan is a betrayal: it rewards illegal entry, erodes social trust, and accelerates the very transformation that erodes Spanish identity. Critics who warn of overloaded services are not fearmongers; they are realists. Public housing queues lengthen, hospital waiting lists swell, and native families flee neighborhoods where Arabic dominates the streets. This is not harmonious multiculturalism. It is the slow conquest by demographics that Islamic doctrine has always understood as divine will.

Europe’s secular elites, drunk on guilt over colonialism and the Holocaust, have disarmed themselves ideologically. They preach tolerance while ignoring the intolerance imported in the name of diversity. Christians and Jews, once dhimmis in al-Andalus, now risk becoming dhimmis again—this time in the lands that their ancestors reclaimed at such cost. The conflict is not “impending”; it has already begun in the quiet calculus of birth rates, the no-go zones, the political polarization. Spain, cradle of the Reconquista, may yet become its final battlefield.

Spaniards—and Europeans more broadly—must abandon the narcotic myth of Andalusian harmony and confront the demographic and cultural realities before them. To pretend that a faith founded on submission can coexist indefinitely with a civilization founded on liberty is to court civilizational suicide. The choice is stark: reclaim the inheritance of 1492 or prepare for a new dhimmitude. History does not forgive those who forget its lessons. The Reconquista was won once by steel and faith; its reversal will be resisted, or it will be endured. There is no third path.

Related Topics: Spain, Muslim Immigrants, History