We can surmise from the prison population regarding the ETHNICITY and the BACKGROUND of those who are there as to how many are illegals.
A casual perusal of the “Most Wanted” lists also suggests that the government may not have our best interests in mind when deciding who gets to live in America.
Here is the Los Angeles Police Department’s list of “Most Wanted” criminal suspects:
— Jesse Enrique Monarrez (murder),
— Cesar Augusto Nistal (child molestation),
— Jose A. Padilla (murder),
— Demecio Carlos Perez (murder),
— Ramon Reyes, (robbery and murder),
— Victor Vargas (murder),
— Ruben Villa (murder)
The full “Most Wanted” list doesn’t get any better.
There aren’t a lot of Mexicans in New York state — half of all Mexican immigrants in the U.S. live in either Texas or California — and yet there are more Mexican prisoners in New York than there are inmates from all of Western Europe.
If the media were doing their job, they could CHECK the immigration background of these Mexicans.
Although some of Geraldo’s analyses are quite astute, he is inconsistent and has blinders on to the point of irrationality when it comes to the issue of illegal immigration or indeed anything that pertains to Hispanics. He, like many on the Left, typifies an Emperors New Clothes society in which reality truly is a social construction. Having read Ann Coulter’s new book, I found it to be very convincing—and also consistent with and supportive of the “controversial” statements that Donald Trump has been making recently.