These illegal alien 'incidents' would not occur if they were not here in the first place!

 

Feds charge Venezuelan facing deportation, shot by ICE agent in Texas with assaulting an officer

According to a federal complaint, Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, 28, allegedly tried to escape Immigration and Customs Enforcement after they pulled him over.

By Kevin Killough justthenews.com 9-29-26

Federal prosecutors in Texas announced Tuesday that the Venezuelan delivery driver shot by an ICE agent earlier this month while trying to serve him a final deportation order is being charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer. 

According to a federal complaint, Wilber Rafael Garces-Perez, 28, allegedly tried to escape Immigration and Customs Enforcement Sept. 20 after they pulled him over. The complaint accuses Garces-Perez of sideswiping an officer with his driver's-side car mirror and later attempting to hit an officer with his car, according to the Associated Press. 

He was pulled over after a judge issued a final removal order, according to US Attorney Justin R. Simmons for the Western District of Texas.

Garces-Perez provided his driver's license but ignored agents' requests to get out of his car, the complaint alleges. He discussed with an agent in Spanish moving the car and parking it, according to court documents, which say the conversation wasn't aggressive. 

About a minute later, Garces-Perez allegedly "abruptly" closed the window and drove off. One of the officers was struck in his torso with the driver's side-view mirror. 

Garces-Perez, who was reportedly shot in the back, then released from a hospital hours later, was an asylum seeker with a valid work permit, according to immigration lawyer Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch.

 

Yeah, this is exactly what we voted for!

 

Trump quietly slashes nearly $1 billion in federal cash for illegals and wokester foreign aid grants

What we voted for.

Monica Showalter | September 28, 2026 www.americanthinker.com

Using a rarely used recission power, President Trump quietly slashed nearly $1 billion in federal spending to subsidize illegal immigrants and to finance overseas global warming, DEI, and trans foreign aid programs this past Friday.

According to the White House:

President Trump is committed to utilizing all possible tools to cut wasteful and harmful government spending that does not benefit American citizens. Last year, President Trump took the historic step of utilizing long-neglected Presidential authorities provided to him under the Impoundment Control Act to deploy the first “pocket rescission” in 50 years. This year, he is continuing his commitment to the American taxpayer by utilizing a pocket rescission for another nearly $1 billion of the most harmful government spending.

What were your tax dollars being wasted on?

Taxpayer-Funded HHS Services for Non-Citizens ($567 million): These funds previously went to pro-illegal immigration programs and Non-Governmental Organizations that provided services to refugees, asylees, and other non-citizens and put unaccompanied children in harm’s way. Thanks to President Trump’s successful border policies, the illegal alien invasion is over and there are fewer people crossing our border than ever before. President Trump’s border policies are not only making Americans safer – they are saving Americans money. Accordingly, the excess funds in this account are being rescinded. 

... and ...

Debt Relief to Foreign Countries that Fund Climate Change Policies ($9 million): The Department of Treasury’s Tropical Forest and Coral Reef Conservation Act (TFCCA) Program propagates America Last climate alarmism by funding debt forgiveness to foreign countries in exchange for making climate change-related domestic investments. This program would deny U.S. taxpayers from being fully reimbursed for debt financing, and this wasteful spending provides zero direct benefit to Americans.

... and ...

 

Ed Funding for Woke International Education ($70 million): These programs provide grants and fellowships to support institutions bringing foreign students and faculty to the United States to study or teach language, conduct research, and provide professional and curriculum development. These programs have deviated from their core mission and instead support wasteful and divisive projects, including doctoral dissertations on queer and trans community building in foreign countries.

... and ...

 

HUD Counseling Support for NGOs that Peddle DEI and Discriminate Based on Race ($56 million): This HUD programs funds NGOs that ostensibly provide housing counseling, but the program has not shown reduced delinquencies for counseled homebuyers and instead focuses on grantees with DEI-centric discriminatory agendas. 

The list is long and I wish I could paste in more, so click on the link to see just how many of these NGOs are getting deservedly defunded -- La Raza (now UnidosUS), Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service Inc., Immigrants Rising, Housing Action Illinois, Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, Instituto del Progreso Latino,  and a really gross one, Endeavors, Inc. as well as the DoJ's woke 'Community Relations Services' which produces videos for law enforcement about how to kowtow to trans people on their radar, presumably criminals.

Global warming projects, free stuff for illegals, legal advise for legals about how to defy the Trump administration and U.S. law, DEI promotion abroad, trans promotion projects and minority-only aid programs here are all hitting the chopping block.

Democrats, of course, are howling and calling it illegal. It's not surprising. How many of these NGOs take that federal aid money and re-route some of it into  Democrat pockets, as campaign kickbacks? 

And how many of these programs are vectors for fraud. We can already tell by many of them on the list that they produce nothing of value for Americans. It's likely that some produce nothing at all but cars, furs and vacations for big-dollar-salaried NGO leaders.

And with illegals forming caravans now and preparing to flood in again if Democrats retake the House and Senate, defunding the NGOs seems now like a necessary move to discourage illegal migrant surges. If there's no federal money waiting for them, and NGOs have to pay for these migrants out of their own resources, (which they won't) then far fewer illegal border crossers are going to surge on in.

Why should the federal government be funding that sort of thing, particularly with a president who was elected by the people because he opposes it? He rightly rescinded a lot of this stuff last year and this year, he's rescinded even more.

It should be better known, shouted from the rooftops if necessary, that this is one of the success stories of the Trump administration. Trump not only cut wasteful and cross-purposes federal funding (e.g., financing illegals to come here, using law enforcement to arrest them, and financing NGOs to battle the feds enforcing the law), he found a way to cut federal spending, given that Congress is incapable of doing that and the federal debt and deficit are dangerously high. 

All I can say is: This is what I voted for.

 

The 'mid-terms' are the deciding factor in a number of events. It is up to you! Get out and vote the proper and right way!

 

DHS tracking migrant caravan traveling from Honduras to US

The caravan consists of migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador and Haiti.

By Misty Severi justthenews.com 9-28-26

The Department of Homeland Security is reportedly tracking a 600-person migrant caravan that is traveling from Honduras to the United States and is expected to arrive at the U.S. border ahead of the November midterms.

The caravan, which began with just 200–400 people, departed San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Sept. 20 and traveled north toward Guatemala. As of Monday, the caravan known as "Fe y Esperanza," or "Faith and Hope," is in southern Mexico, in the city of Tapachula, and heading north toward the U.S., according to Newsweek.

The department told Newsweek in a statement that the U.S. Border Patrol is "closely engaged with its international partners" to monitor the caravan's movements and any further developments.

The caravan consists of migrants from Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador and Haiti, the outlet reported.

The journey comes just ahead of the 2026 midterm elections in November, where Democrats are hoping to win back the Senate and House. 

A massive caravan also made its way to the U.S. ahead of the 2024 elections, which consisted of more than 2,000 migrants who were fleeing from Venezuela, Haiti, Honduras and parts of Africa.

 

"Republicans need to refute the false narrative that immigration enforcement is motivated by racism, bigotry, or cruelty, and repeat that it is all about protecting Americans first and foremost".

 

Trump’s Deportation Conundrum

The president was elected on a promise to close the border and deport illegals, so why is he losing public support for following through?

 

 

Thomas Gallatin Contributor patriotpost.us 9-21-26

Ten million illegal aliens flowed across the U.S. border during Joe Biden’s four years in the Oval Office. To put that in perspective, that’s roughly 7,000 people entering the U.S. every day.

American frustration over this nearly unchecked mass of humanity helped put President Donald Trump back in the White House — and Trump has not disappointed. He acted quickly to shut down the border, without needing any action from Congress, by simply enforcing existing laws.

In doing so, Trump exposed the Biden administration’s lying excuse for doing next to nothing to stop illegal immigration.

However, the more difficult task has been finding and sending back home those who illegally entered the U.S. to take advantage of our liberty, prosperity, and welfare.

It has long been the case that people have a much harder time supporting the deportation of people who do not have a legal right to reside here than keeping them from entering in the first place.

This is the conundrum Trump and many Republican lawmakers face.

Exhibit A is Florida Republican Representative Maria Elvira Salazar. She represents the district that includes Miami, which boasts a majority Hispanic population. In her reelection efforts, she recently dropped an ad that criticizes Trump’s deportation efforts.

In the ad, Salazar states:

Mr. President, some of your immigration enforcement efforts have gone too far. In July, 50% of the 50,000 people that were detained had no criminal record. Be careful what your advisers are telling you about immigration policy. The same Hispanics who helped you get to the White House in 2024 feel betrayed today. You can be for immigration what Lincoln was for slavery and Reagan was for communism. I’m not talking about giving them amnesty. I’m talking about giving them a dignified life in this promised land.

Salazar, who first won her seat in 2021, has been a staunch Trump supporter and easily won reelection in 2024; however, she is apparently now feeling political heat from her constituents over deportations.

In a way, this is not surprising. The mainstream media has pressed a false narrative of immigration enforcement as motivated by cruelty, racism, and bigotry. Furthermore, the Leftmedia refuses to properly identify those who illegally reside within the U.S. as illegal aliens, instead using the nebulous term “undocumented,” as if their only problem is that they failed to procure the proper documents.

Recent polling reflects the media’s demonization of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement. According to a Fox News survey, 53% of voters believe that Trump’s immigration enforcement has gone too far. Unsurprisingly, 87% of Democrats hold this view, but so do 60% of independents and even 40% of Republicans.

Salazar appears to be reacting to this public sentiment. She may simply be doing what she has to do to win reelection, but this does not bode well for Republican candidates across the country.

The truth is that it has always been difficult for Republicans to fight against this emotionally driven narrative. And too often, as in Salazar’s case, instead of defending what Trump has been doing as the right and proper thing under the law and in service of our national sovereignty, she has caved to the message that immigration enforcement is somehow wrong.

In reality, a leader of a nation who is unwilling to elevate and protect the needs of his own citizens over those of foreigners is, by definition, not a good leader.

Republicans need to refute the false narrative that immigration enforcement is motivated by racism, bigotry, or cruelty, and repeat that it is all about protecting Americans first and foremost.