U.S. Govt Labels 15 Kenyans Among Worst of the Worst Illegal Aliens
'Worst of the worst' is a phrase used by the U.S. government security officials to describe people believed to be criminal illegal aliens with serious convictions...
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At least 15 Kenyans are among thousands of foreign nationals labeled as the 'worst of the worst' illegal aliens by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This designation refers to alleged criminal illegal aliens with serious convictions, as highlighted on a new public webpage launched on December 8.
- Among the Kenyans, most arrests were for assault, with other charges including aggravated assault with a weapon, money laundering, forgery, and domestic violence.
- The DHS webpage, launched under former President Donald Trump's administration, displays identities of criminal illegal immigrants arrested since his presidency began.
- This initiative is part of an intensified crackdown on undocumented individuals, which also included the launch of a self-deportation app in March and increased immigration enforcement.
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