Law enforcement strained as 25 Americans are killed each day by illegal aliens

Article author: 
Jack Dennis
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Examiner
Article date: 
11 September 2015
Article category: 
Our American Future
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crime
drunk driving
illegal aliens
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Twenty-five American lives are lost each day in the United States at the hands of criminal and illegal aliens, according to the latest released information culled from the FBI, General Accounting Office (GAO), Western States Sheriff Association (WSSA), the Coalition of Sheriffs’ Organizations, and the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA)., National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Congressional Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security, and Claims.

In summary, the 25 average daily deaths are broken down by 12 murders, 10 drunk-driving fatalities, and three negligent homicides. This average is most likely greater than 25 deaths, as information from the government is not up to date with most of the data verified during the last presidential administration. According to the Federal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Coalition, their research shows some of the figures go back as far as 2005...

Evidence presented revealed that out of every five illegal aliens apprehended along the border in 2014, at least one had a criminal record. Almost half of those deported had aggravated felonies...

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