In just a few short weeks, a Border Patrol-led task force arrested more than 400 illegal aliens in Charlotte, North Carolina. According to Border Patrol Commander Greg K. Bovino, illegal aliens targeted and arrested during “Operation Charlotte’s Web” were found to be in the company of others who also had a significant criminal history in more than 50 percent of all cases.
U.S. immigration officials are reportedly heading to the sanctuary city of Raleigh, North Carolina, Tuesday as they continue protecting communities from illegal alien crime.
On Monday’s broadcast of “NewsNation Live,” Mecklenburg County, NC Sheriff Garry McFadden (D) discussed immigration operations in the Charlotte area and said that a detainer is “not a legal document.” Host Marni Hughes asked, “What about the statement that local officials
On Monday’s broadcast of “NewsNation Live,” Mecklenburg County, NC Sheriff Garry McFadden (D) said that he will help federal officials arrest violent criminals and drug and sex traffickers, “you also need to be careful about the word criminal backgrounds. Trespassing is
On Monday’s “PBS NewsHour,” Mecklenburg County, NC Commissioner George Dunlap (D) argued that “if Border Patrol, ICE agents were doing their jobs, they would be at the border, stopping people from crossing, as they suggested that they would do.” “PBS NewsHour”
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” Mecklenburg County, NC Sheriff Garry McFadden (D) discussed immigration enforcement operations in the area and said, “I don’t think you can make someplace safer when you are in fear of your life, fear [of]
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reports detaining up to 81 migrants living in the U.S. illegally during its first day of “Operation Charlotte’s Web” in Charlotte, North Carolina.
