“Historically, an invasion of this magnitude usually is a consequence of losing a war.”

National Review Online – The Corner

Peter Kirsinow

Sept. 26, 2021

Border security/ illegal immigration polls as one of voters’ top concerns along with inflation, crime, abortion, and the economy in general. GOP governors such as Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott are doing what they can to address the problem, but since border security is fundamentally a federal matter, their powers in this regard remain limited. The GOP minorities in the House and Senate also are limited in addressing the problem — constrained primarily to highlighting the problem and proposing alternate policy prescriptions. Nonetheless, given the scale of the debacle, congressional Republicans — with a few exceptions — have been far less vocal and energetic than the circumstances would predict. Consider:

• More than 2 million illegal aliens have crossed the border this fiscal year; an estimated 3.5 million have crossed since President Biden took office. Historically, an invasion of this magnitude usually is a consequence of losing a war.
• Among those who crossed in the last year were 78 terror suspects caught by  Border Patrol. Given that terror suspects have a unique interest in avoiding detection and apprehension, the true figure is much higher. In contrast, DHS reports that between 2017 and 2020 a total of eleven terror suspects were caught  crossing the southern border.
• DEA seized 15,000 pounds of fentanyl at the border in the last fiscal year. That’s four times the amount seized in 2017. The CDC reports that last year there were a record 70,000 overdose deaths in the U.S. from opioids such as fentanyl.
• Mark Krikorian calculates the cost to the American taxpayer of the increase in illegal immigration under the Biden administration at $100 billion. This includes costs associated with overwhelmed school systems, swamped benefit programs, and stressed infrastructure.
• Illegal immigrants also are displacing Americans in the low-skilled labor markets. A hearing before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights more than a decade ago — when the scale of the problem was significantly smaller — showed that approximately 1 million black workers had been displaced by illegal immigrants,… please read the entire post at NRO.

The below open records request was sent today at 1143AM to Ms. Janet Hyde in Carrol County.

Ms. Hyde,

Hooray and thank you to The Islander  publisher, Mathew Permar.

Most people know by now that the far-left hates pro-enforcement immigration facts almost as much as they hate free speech. Below is an example of the ever-present effort to shut down too much information on illegal immigration in The Islander  newspaper on SSI – along with courageous response from the newspaper.

I think it is self explanatory if you read the entire contents of on one of my columns there, two opeds and a letter to the editor from Inger Eberhart – all posted below. I am putting this up as a resource/reference piece. Yes, the print is small.

Update: Sept. 19, 2022 2:06 PM – Response from Sheriff Noel’s office :

Conclusions

What we gather from the booking report:

The subject below apparently has no Social Security number. No drivers license. Is foreign born (Guatemala).

* Apparently Sheriff Noel Brown did not comply with OCGA 42-4-14.

What we are told by people on the ground in Statesboro: Subject does not speak English and was observed having someone translating for him to the arresting police officer.

Chances that this individual is an illegal alien? VERY HIGH.

News report, Statesboro Herald.

Statesboro city police case number: 2022-04281

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The below request was sent Sept 17, 2022.

To:

Terry Harville

Bulloch County Sheriff office

Open records department

17257 U.S. Hwy 301 North Statesboro, GA 30458
(912) 764-8888 openrecords@bullochsheriff.com 

Here.