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Illegal Immigrants Who Commit Violent Crimes Could Be Given Life Imprisonment If A Tennessee Bill Becomes Law. In Yesterday’s House Criminal Justice Subcommittee Meeting, Only Democrats Appeared To Be Opposed To The Bill.
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Twenty-Two State Attorneys General Said Monday More Than 85,000 Migrant Children Could Be Lost Based On A Report From The Department Of Health And Human Services.
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A Proposed Tennessee Law Aims To Deter Those Who Are Coming Across The Southern U.S. Border And Making Their Way To Tennessee With The Intention To Engage In Drug Or Human Trafficking And Would Put Illegal Aliens Who Commit Violent Crimes Behind Bars For Life.
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House Speaker Cameron Sexton Is Pushing An Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution That Would Prohibit Bail For Certain Violent Crimes But Critics Say Judges Already Have That Discretion.
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Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor Says Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy Seems To Be Working With Liberal Justice Reform Groups In An Effort To Allow Dangerous Criminals To Remain Free By Eliminating State Bail.
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U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement Officers Continue To Remove Violent Criminals Living In The U.S. Recent Removals Include A Chilean Military Officer Wanted For Kidnapping And Murder, A Brazilian Fugitive Wanted For Raping A Child, And Guatemalans Wanted For Murder And Rape.
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Rapists And Sex Offenders Are Among The Most Violent People Illegally Entering The U.S., According To U.S. Customs And Border Protection. They Illegally Enter To Avoid Punishment In Their Home Country Or Illegally Enter The U.S., Commit Violent Offenses, And Then Attempt To Flee Back To Their Home Country, Agents Say.
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After State Senator Brent Taylor (R-Memphis-District 31) Requested Help In Curbing Crime In Memphis, Governor Bill Lee’s Office Has Announced That Additional Tennessee Highway Patrol Officers Will Be Sent To Shelby County.
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Thousands Of Miles From The Southern Border, Americans Find Themselves Victims Of Violent Crimes Committed By Repeat Offenders Illegally Entering The U.S. And Yes, That Includes Tennesseans.
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U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officials Apprehended The Greatest Number Of Criminal Noncitizens In Recorded U.S. History In Fiscal 2023.
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