National Populist Newsletter

Feb 25th - March 3rd

News:

United States

• Immigration

A report by Axios found that the government projects that by September, the number of illegal aliens living in the U.S. under legal limbo has increased by 167 percent from five years ago. From three million in 2019 to eight million in 2024. This includes people who have been ordered to be deported or who don't have final decisions from U.S. officials on their asylum or other immigration cases — but who aren't being held in the limited available detention space. The addition of two million more migrants till election day is going to add intense pressure on already cash-strapped cities in blue states as well as federal border agents. It will also increase pressure on Congress to do something or for the President to act alone, which he has the power to do. The most important point is that this will get worse before it gets better.

Three illegal aliens from Portugal were arrested in Rhode Island in connection with the death of a one-year-old child. The three women, aged 32, 25, and 22, have been in the U.S. since 1998, overstaying a trip on a tourist visa. The three women were charged with felony child endangerment. The alleged father was charged with manslaughter, three counts of second-degree child abuse, and child endangerment. (Boston Herald)

The news has been flooded with illegal alien crime stories over the last week. A foreign national from El Salvador who’s a member of MS-13 with the murder of a two-year-old in Maryland. Another illegal alien from Venezuela was charged with sexually assaulting a minor in Virginia. And an illegal alien from Honduras was charged with raping a minor and stabbing another individual in Louisiana. An illegal alien from Guatemala was arrested in Boston for sexually assaulting a minor under 14 years old. An illegal immigrant from Jamaica who had a criminal history that dates back to 1995 shot three police officers in Washington, DC. USBP Chief Jason Owens tweeted that 11 individuals with violent criminal histories were arrested at the border in 72 hours in his sector alone.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich announced that he’s revisiting the Maryland county’s sanctuary policy after the two-year boy was murdered in the county. The illegal alien been arrested twice but released after the county refused to work with ICE. Elrich said he would add more crimes to the county’s list where it will cooperate with ICE and will also give ICE more advance notice to come pick up migrants it wants to deport. (Washington Times)

He wasn’t alone. New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for a radical overhaul of the city’s sanctuary city status. “We need to modify the sanctuary city law that if you commit a felony or violent act, we should be able to turn you over to ICE and have you deported,” he said at a town hall. (Daily Mail)

At the same time, the city council in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, voted unanimously to end its cooperation with ICE enforcement in most cases. (WGAL)

Fox’s Bill Melugin tweeted that despite winning their case before the Supreme Court, the federal government has not removed any razor wire at Eagle Pass, Texas.

U.S. District Court Judge David Alan Ezra, a Reagan appointee, ruled against the Texas law that allows local police to arrest migrants who illegally cross into the U.S. In his ruling, he stated, “(SB4) threatens the fundamental notion that the United States must regulate immigration with one voice.” (Daily Caller)