Another life has been taken by an illegal alien…THIS IS 100% PREVENTABLE! To add insult to injury, the Governor of New Jersey has the taxpayers footing the bill for the defense of this illegal alien (see below).
A 16-year old teenage girl was stabbed to death last Saturday night in another senseless crime committed by an illegal. What will it take for Americans to put a stop to accepting open borders and illegal aliens?
Police officers were called and found a 16-year-old girl had been stabbed. She was rushed to the local hospital where she was pronounced dead.
ILLEGAL ALIEN FROM GUATEMALA:
Bryan Cordero-Castro, a 20-year old illegal from Guatemala, is in custody and has been charged with murder.
The New Jersey teen was identified as 16-year-old Madison Wells. She would still be alive if this man hadn’t entered the country illegally.
Blood is on the hands of the open borders supporters!
The comments on the New Jersey News12 article are 100% against illegals…a good sign:
Maybe the citizens of New Jersey will wake up and start supporting ICE.
Governor Murphy is pro-illegal alien and has bent over backwards to put illegals before legal US citizens:
IMMIGRATION REFORM reports:
As a way to foot the bill for his record-breaking $37.4 billion budget, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy plans to raise taxes on virtually everything under the Garden State sun, including retail sales, Airbnb, Uber, and Internet transactions. Murphy took a break from hiking taxpayers’ financial burden to create a $2.1 million legal defense fund for illegal aliens.
Quaintly included under the header of “Ensuring Social Justice,” the Democratic governor directs millions to “support non-profit groups providing legal assistance to those facing detention or deportation.”
The taxpayer-supported (il)legal aid is the latest on a growing list of actions Murphy has taken since taking office in January to benefit the estimated 500,000 illegal aliens in New Jersey.
Although a 1996 federal statute prohibits illegal aliens from receiving certain professional licenses, such as permits to practice law, states may affirmatively opt out of that prohibition. By doing so, Murphy paved the way for the first illegal alien to be sworn in as a member of the state bar.
