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FIRST ON FOX: DHS points to ‘common sense’ reason for collapsing crime: ‘No surprise’
The Department of Homeland Security attributes declining U.S. crime rates to the deportation of violent criminal illegal immigrants, citing a Council on Criminal Justice report showing significant drops in homicides, carjackings, and other crimes. Examples of recent deportees include individuals linked to gangs like Tren de Aragua and with convictions for homicide, drug trafficking, and armed carjacking.
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Department of Homeland SecurityorganizationCouncil on Criminal JusticeorganizationLauren BispersonJared Adonay Cruz-RiverapersonOlegario RamirezpersonBulmaro Rendon-RamospersonNammoun KhampanyapersonOmar Loaces GonzalezpersonMarc James Guerrier PinardpersonTren de AraguaorganizationPaisas gangorganizationSurenos gangorganizationCrips gangorganization
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