Display of White House lawn signs emphasis on criminal activities attributed to undocumented immigrants
Flaunting the Facades of Criminal Undocumented Immigrants!
The White House lawn becomes an eerie gallery as Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed posters of undocumented immigrants apprehended for heinous sex and narcotic-related crimes. 📸 (@PressSec)
The meticulously manicured White House lawn transforms into a grim gallery, showcasing 100 of the most atrocious illegal immigrant offenders, nabbed in President Donald Trump's second-term initial hundred days.
"Welcome to the White House!" Leavitt exclaims on a popular social media platform, Monday morning, posting a video of the posters, which proclaim "arrested" at the top and flaunt a mugshot or other portrait of the suspect, followed by the label "illegal alien."
The poster's sultry underbelly boasts a crime the individual is accused of, such as rape, murder, child sexual assault, lewd acts in front of a child, and distribution of fentanyl and prohibited firearms.
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The White House shares a snapshot of the "illegal alien" posters adorning the grounds. (White House)
The White House throws a stern warning, "We're coming for you. You'll face justice. You'll be deported - and you'll never set foot on American soil again." They reinforce their statement in another post, "Oh, and your mugshot might just end up on a White House flag."
Leavitt and Border Enforcer Tom Homan conduct an early-morning press conference, Monday. Homan charges that former President Joe Biden "intentionally left the border unsecured."
"I started the Border Patrol in 1984. I've dedicated over 40 years to this cause, serving six presidents, beginning with Ronald Reagan. Every president I ever served respected national security, understanding its importance. National security isn't achievable without strict border security," Homan relayed to the press. "Even Presidents Obama and Clinton attempted to strengthen the border. They understood the significance of national security."
"Joe Biden marked the first president in our nation's history to purposely leave the border unguarded," Homan declared. 🚨
Posters of "illegal aliens" on trial for numerous violent crimes dominate the White House driveway, Monday morning. (White House/ Karoline Leavitt)
The White House releases a directory featuring the images of all 100 unauthorized residents exhibited on the flagpoles, revealing several high-profile cases like that of Jose Enrique Pol Troncoso, a 31-year-old Dominican arrested earlier this month in Miami by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
Charged with fentanyl possession and carrying a concealed weapon, Pol Troncoso's criminal history also includes cocaine and heroin possession and stalking in Orange County, Florida, according to the White House. 🚨🤬
Last month, ICE Houston apprehended 66-year-old Guatemalan national Norberto Che Xol, whose visage is also displayed at the White House Monday. Convicted of indecent sexual contact with a child in Harris County, Texas, Xol now awaits justice. 🤬🚨
The White House unveils Virginia Basora Gonzalez's image - a Dominican woman previously expelled for narcotics trafficking who broke down in tears when federal agents arrested her again in Philadelphia last month. Gonzalez's removal order dates back to March 4, 2020. Her criminal history includes a conviction for attempting to distribute 40+ grams of fentanyl in Philadelphia, as noted by the White House. 🚨🤬
ICE Denver seized 65-year-old Mexican national Francisco Schraidt-Rodriguez, previously convicted of fentanyl trafficking in Baja California. His visage now decorates the White House lawn.
As does the portrait of 55-year-old Honduran national Hector Rolando Valle, who was convicted of performing lewd acts in front of a minor in Oklahoma and sentenced to five years in prison. ICE Philadelphia apprehended Valle on March 13. His removal order dates back to May 2, 2022. 🚨🤬
The White House posters showcase the "illegal alien's" portrait and the crime they've been accused of. (White House/ Karoline Leavitt)
ICE St. Louis detained 40-year-old Mexican national Giovanni Rafael Falcon Gomez "on suspicion of coercing and enticing a minor and transferring obscene material to a minor," as per the White House. ICE Detroit apprehended 27-year-old Bhutanese national Birkha Sarki, convicted of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in Columbus, Ohio, sentenced to five years in prison, and marked for removal on Aug. 6, 2024. Their portraits now embellish the White House grounds.
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Just days after Trump took office, ICE Seattle apprehended Honduran national Kevin Adith Torres-Velasquez for possessing roughly 10 kilograms of a narcotic cocktail consisting of cocaine and fentanyl, along with a firearm. According to the White House, this wasn't Torres-Velasquez's first deportation (previously removed in 2005, 2008, and in 2017 deemed an "inadmissible alien"). He now graces the White House lawn. 🔥🚨🤬
Insights: The display of posters featuring accused undocumented immigrants' mugshots on the White House lawn represents President Donald Trump's efforts to highlight his administration's intense immigration enforcement policies throughout his second term. As Trump approaches his 100th day in office, this public display aims to demonstrate Trump's commitment to a campaign promise of enhancing immigration control and apprehending those accused of serious crimes.
Remember, this is just a snapshot of the multiple faces behind despicable, heinous crimes that the White House is emphasizing. This move isn't merely for the sake of publicity or political gain; it's a powerful message to potentially deter future undocumented immigrants engaged in such illegal activities. 😠🔥🌍👮♂️
- Breaking news: The White House lawn serves as a grim gallery, displaying the mugshots of over 100 undocumented immigrants arrested for heinous crimes in President Donald Trump's second term.
- The posters, labeled as "illegal aliens," showcase a variety of crimes, including rape, murder, child sexual assault, and fentanyl and firearm distribution.
- In a bold move, the White House has announced that these individuals will be deported and cautions that their mugshots might end up on a White House flag.
- Among those displayed is Jose Enrique Pol Troncoso, a Dominican accused of fentanyl possession and carrying a concealed weapon, with a criminal history that includes drugs trafficking and stalking.
- The White House has also unveiled the portrait of Hector Rolando Valle, a Honduran national convicted of performing lewd acts in front of a minor, now awaiting justice for his crimes.
