During Barack Obama’s presidency, he did all he could to destroy this nation, and sadly, he came shockingly close to achieving that goal. Not only did Obama push back race relations for decades with his manufactured race war, but he also permitted floods of illegals to pour into our country unvetted and unchecked so they could vote in the upcoming elections. After years of Americans witnessing this complete disregard for our nation’s laws, the American people voted for Donald Trump to begin to fix the mess Obama created over the years.
Since Trump has been in office he has been extremely busy overturning Obama-era programs that benefitted everyone else in the country, instead of the American people. For instance, over this last summer, Trump shredded one Obama-era CIA program that helped arm rebels who were fighting the Syrian government, and that was just the beginning. Shortly after that Trump removed America from the absurd Paris Climate Accord followed by NAFTA which protected foreign interests over the United States.
Though one of the most significant cuts from last year was Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) that still has the left screaming bloody murder. There have been marches in the streets, violent protests, and now a government shutdown to keep these criminals here but that has not stopped Trump from making sure those that are here illegally go back to where they came from, and it is about time.
Here is more from Conservative Tribune:
Ravidath Ragbir and Jean Montrevil, both prominent figures within the pro-illegal immigration group New Sanctuary Coalition of New York City, were detained and deported by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after years of being allowed to stay in the country at the discretion of federal officials — in spite of the fact that both had been convicted of serious crimes.
According to the New York Daily News, Ragbir was detained by ICE on Jan. 11 and informed that his reprieve from deportation would not be extended further.
Ragbir, executive director of New Sanctuary, was checking in at the ICE office in New York City when he was detained. While Ragbir had immigrated to the United States legally back in 1991 from Trinidad and Tobago, he was convicted of wire fraud in 2000, according to The New York Times.
Ragbir received a deportation order in 2006, but in 2011 ICE officials in New York City gave him a reprieve of deportation. That reprieve was extended last April, but ICE officials informed Ragbir that reprieve would not be extended further. A judge will now decide his fate.
One week later, Haitian national Jean Montrevil — a co-founder of New Sanctuary — was deported after being taken into custody in early January. Montrevil, who had entered the United States in 1986, had served time on a drug possession charge and was in the process of appealing a deportation order.
According to The Intercept, Montrevil’s lawyer said his client “believed that he had reached an understanding with ICE officials.”
The general consensus among members of the activist community was that these arrests were targeted acts.
Well, of course, they feel that the acts were targeted, but that could not be further from the truth. In fact, these two “activists” were breaking the law by living in the country illegally and had been passed over numerous time for deportation in the past. This was not personally against these individuals but rather a leader enforcing immigration laws that have been long ignored.
Of course, the left is attempting to paint these activists as people who innocent bystanders but after a little digging that could not be further from the truth. According to a report from The New York Times, Montrevil had served five years in prison when he was sentenced to 11 for drug possession, and Ragbir spent time behind bars for embezzling $400,000. Yeah, that does not sound like these men were best and brightest to me. It is obvious that both these men committed crimes which should have had them deported immediately, but Obama and his cohorts allowed them to fly under the radar for years. Now, their luck has run out, and they are heading back to where they came from, and it is about time.
H/T [Conservative Tribune]
