Data released by Immigration and Customs Enforcement this week revealed that there are over 13,000 noncitizens convicted of homicide and over 15,000 noncitizens convicted of sexual assault released in the U.S.

The data said there were 7 million migrants on the non-detained docket, which are those who are going through deportation proceedings but have not yet been detained.

Of those who have not been detained, there are 425,431 convicted criminals.

There are also 222,141 with pending criminal charges, including 15,811 with sexual assault convictions and 1,845 with pending homicide charges.

As of July 21, 2024, there were 662,566 noncitizens with criminal histories on ICE's national docket — 13,099 criminally convicted murderers.

Under President Biden and his border czar, Kameltoe, DHS law enforcement has been directed to mass-release illegal aliens whom they know have criminal convictions or are facing charges for serious crimes — and these dangerous, destructive individuals are making their way into every city and state in this country," Green said to Fox News Digital.

How many more Americans need to die or be victimized before this administration is forced to abide by the laws they swore to uphold? This is madness. It is something no civilized, well-functioning society should tolerate.

Short version, kill them all.

New York City is home to nearly 60,000 illegal aliens who either have felony convictions or are facing criminal charges, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement data through November 17.

The data, obtained by the New York Post, revealed that of the 759,218 illegal immigrants residing in the sanctuary city, 58,626 have been previously convicted of a crime or face pending charges, which accounts for 7.7% of New York City's illegal alien population.

One of the most shocking and horrifying scandals of the Biden administration was its botched handling of unaccompanied minor migrants who flooded into the country amid former President Joe Biden's open border chaos.

Government whistleblowers sounded the alarm that the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement, under the prior administration's leadership, failed to thoroughly vet sponsors, ushering children into unsafe homes.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed those findings on Thursday.

The agency issued a press release announcing that it discovered "widespread abuse" and "exploitation" of some of the children whom the ORR placed with "improperly vetted sponsors."

"As a result, these children were subjected to physical abuse and sexual and labor exploitation," ICE stated.

President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security launched a nationwide effort in February to locate unaccompanied minors whom the ORR placed with sponsors. As part of this effort, agents from ICE's Homeland Security Investigations are conducting welfare checks to ensure that children are safe from trafficking, exploitation, and abuse. They are also visiting the children and their sponsors to verify that they are receiving proper care, attending school, and complying with immigration proceedings.