Acosta said #byebye tho so why would Don jr respond?
Prove it
He's looking it up.
Their own numbers don't add up.
https://www.dps.texas.gov/administra...statistics.htm
That's not even 3000 and who knows how many were convicted of both?
You're cherry picking convictions. The above data shows:
Between June 1, 2011 and December 31, 2018, these 186,000 illegal aliens were charged with more than 292,000 criminal offenses which included arrests for 539 homicide charges; 32,443 assault charges; 5,695 burglary charges; 36,840 drug charges; 395 kidnapping charges; 15,859 theft charges; 23,487 obstructing police charges; 1,650 robbery charges; 3,428 sexual assault charges; 2,152 sexual offense charges; and 2,949 weapon charges.
So they're cherry picking arrests -- and that doesn't add up either.
If you want to say Texas just let thousands of child sex offenders go, you're free to do so. I'm going to go with "incarcerations" meaning convicted of the charges and in prison.
The claim is that they were incarcerated. Thus charges don't really matter, what matters are convictions.
Incarceration
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Right. I'm going with prison. If 64% were incarcerated for child sex offenses and not convicted after due process, you have zero people currently incarcerated for child sex offenses.Incarceration
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Hence, the numbers are bull .
The implication is simple: if over 5000 were charged and less than 4000 were convicted, but they're all sexual offenders, the state openly released over 1000 sexual offenders on the streets...
Which is it?
And I didn't include the ones whose status was determined in the corrections system.
Include them and it still doesn't add up tho.
Just from looking at the reports for the first and last years available (2011 and 2017), there look to be between 18-19,000 sex offenders indicted every year. Going with the lower number and allowing for half the annual number for 2011, the illegals make up less than 3% of the offenders indicted in that time.
Maybe we should be more concerned about sexual offenses in general.
Yeah, we have enough criminals here already. No need to add more.
Why don't we use thoughts and prayers? That's what we use to protect schools.
^why such a snarky head comment, WH?
Thoughts and prayers are about as effective as a wall on the southern border, if the aim is to prevent sexual assault.
The arrest rate of immigrants in the US is far lower than US natives -- It's not even close.
^why such a snarky head comment, DS?Yeah, we have enough criminals here already. No need to add more.
Do you think the border situation is a crisis or not?
Border Patrol union deleted 2012 webpage opposing border wall
A union that represents Border Patrol agents recently deleted a webpage that said building walls and fences along the border to stop illegal immigration would be “wasting taxpayer money.”
The deleted webpage, posted in 2012, argued that border barriers don’t tackle the root causes of migration — and could potentially encourage more migrants to enter the U.S. fraudulently or overstay visas.
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/...fences-1081250
Smh "American hero"
CNN’s Symone Sanders: ‘Democrats Aren’t Going to Fund Donald Trump’s Little Racist Wall’
https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/...e-racist-wall/
US Rep. Will Hurd's district includes 820 miles of the border. He says the "crisis" is a myth and has proposed a security solution that costs a fraction what a physical barrier would cost.
https://www.rollingstone.com/politic...l-myth-781204/
The only thing more perfect would be if he had tweeted that. There's a perfect contradicting Trump tweet for almost everything Trump says.
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