As President Donald Trump heads to South Carolina for a Thursday campaign rally, the White House is highlighting five illegal immigrants apprehended in the state due to the administration’s border policy.
“Never forget what the Democrats did to our country,” White House spokeswoman Lauren Bis told the Daily Signal. “They allowed millions of unvetted illegal aliens—many of whom were murderers, pedophiles, gang members, and suspected terrorists—to pour into our communities. On day one, President Trump secured the border and stopped the invasion of our country.”
Trump is rallying in Rock Hill on behalf of Sen. Darline Graham, locked in a tight race with her Democrat opponent Dr. Annie Andrews. With only a few days remaining until Nov. 3, both candidates are tied at 48%, according to a New York Times/Siena poll.
Here are five illegal aliens recently removed from the streets by the Trump administration:
1. Estela Ruiz-Gomez
Estela Ruiz-Gomez, an illegal alien from Guatemala, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 28. Her criminal history includes a conviction for voluntary manslaughter, according to the White House.
2. Juan Gomez Santiago
Juan Gomez Santiago is an illegal alien from Mexico. He was arrested by ICE in Charleston, South Carolina, on Oct. 9.
His criminal history includes a conviction for second-degree assault and battery and an arrest for second-degree domestic violence, according to the White House.
3. Raulier Lopez-Rivas
Raulier Lopez-Rivas, an illegal alien from Cuba, was arrested by ICE in Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 13.
His criminal history includes convictions for three counts of burglary, robbery of a business with a weapon, burglary of a banking-type institution, possession of burglary tools, stolen property, damage property, larceny, and driving under the influence of liquor, according to the White House.
4. Luis Osorio
Luis Osorio is an illegal alien from El Salvador, arrested by ICE in Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 27. His criminal history includes a conviction for trafficking cocaine – 28 grams or more.
5. Juan Bravo
Juan Bravo, an illegal alien from Colombia, was arrested by ICE in Charleston, South Carolina, on Oct. 1.
His criminal history includes a conviction for conspiracy to commit hostage-taking resulting in death, according to the White House.
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