Violent crime rose sharply in America’s cities during the Biden years, despite repeated claims of historic reductions. National Crime Victimization Survey data shows that while suburban and rural crime remained nearly unchanged, violent crime in urban areas surged by 61 percent between 2019 and 2024.

They each face up to 15 years in prison...
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The crackdown on illegals is finally bringing back some normalcy to the labor market.
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Deadliest day since Trump-backed truce took effect...
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Under this administration there is ‘less fentanyl killing Americans, less sex trafficking of women and children,’ border czar Tom Homan said.
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" ... significantly reduce our outsourced and other outside labor expenses."
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U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro Gives Major Update on Trump Surge to Fight Crime in Washington, DC
“Here I am in D.C.,” Pirro says, “and we’re still talking about the surge. It’s been a little over three months, from August 7th to November 17, and the number of arrests are 6,362. The number of guns seized are 610 guns.”
“Now, you’ve got to put that into perspective and I’m going to do that by comparing the numbers from what it was in 2023,” Pirro continues. “The violent crimes were 60 percent higher in 2023 than they are right now as a result of the surge. Carjackings in 2023 were 80 percent higher. Homicides were 72 percent higher. And violent gun crimes were 75 percent higher
Pirro says. “It shows the difference that it makes when law enforcement works together, when the focus is making sure that criminals are apprehended, when the deterrent effect of law enforcement being on the street is ever-present, then we’re able to really protect the people who live in the district.”
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