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New York City has had tens of thousands of people on the waitlist for Section 8 housing since 2009. They just opened up 200,000 applications, and 400,000 applied. They shut it down quickly. Meanwhile, we are coincidentally housing at least 200,000 illegal aliens in the city, and one out of five hotels in the city […] The post Pittsburgh GOP Chair Fears Homeless Will Be Housed with Seniors appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The administration told the San Diego sector to release illegal aliens except those from a few far Eastern European countries…not China, the Middle East, or South America. Catch and release is just release. After claiming he was going to close down the border and issuing an executive order that made matters worse, the Democrat administration […] The post Biden’s Internal Memo Allows Illegal Migrants from 189 Countries appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Last week, the man suspected of killing four women and dumping their bodies on Gilgo Beach in New York was charged with the murders of two more women. The accused, who is not being named by The Daily Wire, was charged with two additional murders occurring a decade apart. Their remains were not found near the original four victims. Here’s how police connected the 59-year-old architect to the two new victims, according to a bail application filed by the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Jessica Taylor In July 2003, a person walking their dog found the remains of Jessica Taylor in the Long Island, New York, village of Manorville. The remains were identified as Taylor, even though the head was missing and the arms had been removed below the elbows. A tattoo on her torso was also mangled with a sharp object. The missing body parts were not found until March 29, 2011, on the same side of the road and less than a mile from where the remains of Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Megan Waterman, Melissa Barthelemy, and Amber Costello were found. The suspect had already been charged with their murders and pleaded not guilty. Taylor was a sex worker in the area near where the Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect worked. He was present in the area on the day Taylor disappeared, according to evidence seized during one of the searches of the suspect’s home. During the initial investigation after Taylor’s remains were found in 2003, a witness said they saw a dark-colored Chevrolet pickup truck backed up to the woods where the body was found. The current suspect had purchased such a vehicle in March 2002, more than a year before the remains were discovered. When investigators analyzed digital devices taken from the suspect’s home in the past year, they found that shortly after Taylor’s body was discovered two decades earlier, the suspect had read a Newsday article about the remains and began searching for a new vehicle. The suspect attempted to delete this online activity. When examining Taylor’s body, a male human hair was recovered from a surgical drape that had been underneath the victim. At the time, DNA testing could not be done due to the limitations of the lab, but in August 2023, the hair was tested against the DNA taken from the suspect. Results from an outside lab excluded 99.96% of the American population but could not exclude the suspect. The hair was also sent to another outside lab, which found that it was 1.847 x 10603 times more likely that the hair came from the suspect than from someone else. Investigators also found that the suspect’s family was out of town during the time Taylor is believed to have been murdered, which aligns with his family’s absence during other murders with which he has been charged. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Sandra Costilla Costilla’s remains were found in November 1993 in the Long Island hamlet of North Sea. During the initial investigation, three hairs were found on the victim, including two male hairs from a tape-lift on the victim’s search. In 2014, DNA profiles were developed from the hairs, and 10 years later, after the suspect was charged in the murders of four women, his DNA was compared to the DNA profile. The outside lab that determined the hair found on Jessica Taylor’s body likely belonged to the suspect made the same conclusion for the male hairs found on Costilla. The third hair, which belonged to a female, was matched to a woman who had been living with the suspect at the time of Costilla’s disappearance, but she has not been charged in connection with the murder, nor is she suspected of assisting in the crime. During multiple searches of the suspect’s home in Massapequa, New York, investigators found more than 350 electronic devices and began attempts to extract and analyze the data on those devices. On one hard drive, investigators were able to recover a deleted document that appeared to have been used as a way for the suspect to “plan out” his “kills,” according to the bail application filed by the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. This document mentioned that the suspect needed to avoid leaving behind hairs that could connect him to the case. If convicted, the suspect faces multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole.

Border Patrol agents in Southern California are reportedly under orders to release “single adults” immigrating to the U.S. from the Eastern Hemisphere and classify them as “hard” or “very hard” to remove. A memo sent to Border Patrol agents working in the San Diego sector, which has become a top illegal immigrant crossing, instructs officials to process and release single adults into the U.S. interior as NTA/OR, short for Notice to Appear/Release on Own Recognizance. The memo applies to all countries in the Eastern Hemisphere, which number more than 100, except for six: Uzbekistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Georgia, Moldova, and Kyrgyzstan, according to Fox News. NEW: @FoxNews has obtained an internal Border Patrol memo sent to agents in San Diego sector after President Biden’s executive order took effect, instructing them to release single adults from all but six countries in the eastern hemisphere & classifying them as “hard” or “very… pic.twitter.com/OaSLSYbuC1 — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) June 9, 2024 Aspects of the memo were first reported by The Washington Examiner. Last week, a senior Biden administration official told reporters that the government was making progress on managing immigration from the Eastern Hemisphere and expecting further advancement, a message contradicted by the memo pushed out to San Diego Sector immigration authorities. “Extra-hemispheric migrants have always been a challenge. They will be subject to these rules, provisions,” the official told reporters last week, according to the Examiner. “We’ve also been working with governments all over the world to enhance our ability to repatriate individuals to countries that have historically been challenging. We have, for example, operated repatriation flights to India, to China, to Uzbekistan, to Mauritania, to Senegal over the last few months, and those are all countries that historically would have been much more challenging for us to return individuals to and we anticipate we will continue to enhance our ability to return migrants to the Eastern Hemisphere.” “So, we do think that the rules measures will allow us to impose an immediate and fast consequence to migrants no matter what country they’re coming from,” the same official said. The number of immigrants crossing into the U.S. through the San Diego Sector has exploded recently to numbers not seen in the region since the 1990s when immigration roiled state politics. In April alone, 37,370 people crossed illegally into the U.S. through the sector. Immigrants from 98 different countries came through the sector. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The rise in San Diego Sector immigration comes as Texas has taken steps on the state level to reduce illegal immigration into the state, measures that have been fought by the Biden administration. Republicans in Arizona are looking at similar steps, though the state is governed by Katie Hobbs, a Democrat. The memo to San Diego Border Patrol was revealed after President Joe Biden signed an executive order last week in a move the administration said would crack down on illegal immigration. Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott said over the weekend that the order has done nothing to slow immigration into the country. “There’s no slowing down of people crossing the border. In fact, it’s just accelerating. This is gaslighting our fellow Americans. When Biden gets up and says, ‘This is going to stop people from coming across the border,’ when he says, ‘It’s going to secure the border,’ in fact, it is making illegal border crossings worse,” Abbott said, according to Fox News.