Oh yeah, oh yeah, but I didn’t know about that. I lost a lot of them. Yeah, I see. Come on Baba car platter. Gosh Oh, yeah, me russian, but oh, I’ll tell you. I have a migraines. Oh, yeah, I’m gonna sit on the side So, picture this, body cam footage shows two illegal migrants stuffing brand new clothes into the back of a car. Moments later, click handcuffs. And while she’s sitting in the back of a cop car, one sister cries, you can’t deport me, I have a son here. What happens next will blow your mind.

Stay tuned because this single arrest exposes how Americans have had it, and are finally fighting back. June 25th, deputies race to a Burlington store in Port Charlotte, Florida. Security cameras caught Carla Arenado and Genesee Reyes, both illegal migrants, loading a cart of loot into their California plated SUV. Inside the vehicle, police found over $400 of Burlington goods, $2,700 of goods stolen from Marshalls, over $3,100 of goods stolen from Ross, plus tools for popping security tags. Their total take, just over $6,200. The Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office says the duo confessed and admitted hitting stores statewide from Jacksonville to Miami just days before.

After they were arrested, and as they were being transported, they found out that the county jail was just a temporary stop to where they were ultimately going. But then, one of them tried to pull the anchor baby card. So there’s a classic Democrat for you. I mean, this sense of entitlement, this sense that the law doesn’t apply to me, or better, or better, I get to pick which laws apply to me, and I’ll always choose the ones that I get to exploit for my own benefit, right? This sister was so defiant originally, but she’s a crook.

In the end, she’s just, she’s a thief. She literally lives in breeze on breaking our laws. That’s why they’re deporting her. But I’m just, I’m frankly, I’m shocked at the sense of entitlement she originally had. You can’t deport me. I have a son. I’ve got the golden ticket. I’ve got an American baby. And the beauty of what you just heard there, the police officers like, ah, well, yeah, maybe they’ll deport your kid too. I mean, the days of the entitlement mentality here are officially over. They have come to an end. Now, why does this matter beyond one arrest? Well, it’s because shoplifting is now being used as one of the primary means of automatic deportation.

It’s being called the most common gateway crime for deportation. So under US code section eight, a single conviction for a crime involving what’s called moral turpitude, like shoplifting, automatically triggers removal. And for good reason, before this crackdown, during the final years of the bleak Biden winter, national shoplifting surged 24% in 2024 alone. Retailers lost $45 billion last year. The National Retail Federation reported a 93% spike in annual shoplifting incident since 2019. Now enter Governor Ron DeSantis. So this year he signed HB 549, turning organized retail theft into a felony with up to 30 years in prison if a gun is involved.

Since DeSantis took office, Florida shoplifting is down 30% even as blue state crime sores. Bottom line, if you steal in Florida, they’re going to catch you and they’re going to prosecute you. But if you’re here illegally, that arrest is your gateway to deportation. And one of the reasons why they’re focusing on shoplifting as a primary funnel for catching illegal migrants is that ICE data shows repeated theft offenders who are illegals reenter into the country illegally an average of six to seven times. So illegal migrants who are shoplifters turn out to evidence persistent illegal migration, which will now be next to impossible given the current state of our southern border and the resulting zero illegal border crossings.

Thank you, President Trump. And while the legacy media does everything it can to spin doom and gloom about Trump’s immigration policies, the hard data reveals something extraordinary. America’s most comprehensive immigration enforcement operation in modern history is already delivering unprecedented results in just six months. The Trump administration has fundamentally transformed border security and deportation efficiency. The statistics are staggering. In Trump’s first hundred days alone, ICE arrested just over sixty six thousand illegal aliens and removed over sixty five thousand from American soil permanently. Compare that to Obama years when monthly ICE removals averaged around twelve thousand or even Biden’s more pathetic lackluster thirty two hundred monthly average.

Breaking down these arrests reveals Trump’s worst first strategy in action. Three out of four arrests were criminal illegal aliens. This includes twenty three hundred gang members from dangerous organizations like Trende Aragua and MS-13. Thirteen hundred individuals accused of convicted sex offenses and four hundred ninety eight accused or convicted of murder. The criminal records encompass nearly ten thousand assaults, sixty four hundred DWIs and fifteen hundred weapon offenses. Here’s where Trump’s strategy gets absolutely brilliant beyond forcible removals. The administration launched Project Homecoming, a comprehensive self-deportation initiative offering a thousand dollars and free flights to those who voluntarily leave.

Now, the psychological impact has been absolutely massive. The Migration Policy Institute estimates just over one million foreign born workers have exited the workforce since March, a clear sign that enforcement threats are driving voluntary departures. ICE detention capacity has expanded from forty one thousand five hundred beds under Biden to fifty four thousand five hundred as of March twenty twenty five and they’re going to grow even more as a result of the one big beautiful bill. We already nearly have forty seven thousand non-citizens currently detained. So this represents a twenty five percent increase in average detention population since Trump took office.

Moreover, the administration has established nearly six hundred pending and signed agreements across the country with local law enforcement creating a holistic local state and federal enforcement infrastructure that appears impossible for repeated legal migrant offenders to allude. So as you saw earlier, a new day is indeed dawning in our nation. The old entitlements that illegal migrants used to think they could intimidate law enforcement with are over. Trump promised the largest deportation operation in American history and he’s delivering. With ICE arrests more than doubling since taking office and a self-deportation exodus reaching into the millions, America is finally getting serious about immigration enforcement.

America is finally becoming less attractive to illegal aliens. And that is exactly what we voted for. [tr:trw].

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