Staff Reports
An immigrant from Haiti allowed into the United States under Biden’s watch has found himself in hot water after being arrested for unspeakable charges. The 26-year-old, Cory Alvarez, stands accused of brutally assaulting a disabled child in a migrant shelter in Massachusetts. It’s a heartbreaking situation that underscores the dangers of the open southern border with little to no vetting of these migrants.
Republicans demand answers about Haitian man, 26, who 'assaulted 15-year-old girl' after he was flown in on Biden administration immigrant parole program https://t.co/irexvp29UU pic.twitter.com/J1A1dWrOlN
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) March 20, 2024
Alvarez maintains his innocence in the face of charges for aggravated child rape. The crime allegedly took place at a migrant shelter in Boston, painting a disturbing picture of the consequences of unchecked immigration. This is just one in a string of violent offenses that have come to light as a result of Biden’s lax border policies.
The Biden administration’s parole program has come under fire once again, as Alvarez’s case unfolds. This program, criticized for allowing 30,000 migrants per month from troubled countries to enter the US legally, seems to have failed in protecting the American people. The recent arrest of a Venezuelan man for the murder of a nursing student only adds fuel to the fire of this ongoing debate.
Republicans in the House are taking a stand, demanding answers from the Department of Homeland Security about Alvarez’s vetting process. With Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas coming under scrutiny for his handling of border security, it’s clear that the administration has some explaining to do. Despite the mounting concerns and dangers associated with the surge of migrants, Biden continues to deflect blame onto Republicans, shirking his responsibility to secure the border effectively.
