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Illegal immigration has become the central topic at birthday parties, ballgames, the grocery store checkout lane. It\u2019s become a \u201ckitchen table\u201d subject. On Tuesday, Monmouth University<\/a> and Gallup<\/a> released polling results that placed illegal immigration in first place as the most important issue in the U.S.<\/p>\n Contrary to the regurgitated rhetoric by the federal government, American\u2019s are concerned about the brokenness of the federal immigration system and the response, or lack thereof, by the Biden Administration.\u00a0 Monmouth<\/a> reported that overall, 61% of Americans see illegal immigration as a \u201cvery serious problem.\u201d The numbers of Republicans top the list at 91%, but the telling tale are the 58% of Independents and 41% of Democrats who align with the Republican majority.<\/p>\n Gallup cited illegal immigration as the most significant issue facing the nation and it had surged past the government as the number one problem in the last two months \u2013 jumping from 20% to 28% and zooming beyond the economy and inflation. Gallup\u2019s finding cited the government as the number one problem from January to November of 2023. Now, illegal immigration has taken the lead. According to Gallup\u2019s findings the last time illegal immigration topped the list was in July of 2014 and again in July and November of 2018.<\/p>\n Monmouth also found that for the first time most Americans (53%) favor building the border wall, while 46% oppose the idea. By contrast, 60% of American\u2019s told the same pollster in 2017 they opposed a border wall, while 35% favored the construction, as reported by the New York Post<\/a>. There\u2019s no question that the system is broken, but the current administration has not presented a remedy but rather an ironclad defense for the brokenness.<\/p>\n Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany recently posted on social media that he attempted to inspect one of the nongovernmental organizations<\/a> (NGO) in Arizona and was flatly denied access, \u00a0received no information, was accused of trespassing, even though he\u2019s a member of Congress with oversight. He informed the \u201cmanager\u201d of the facility and the deputy sheriff he was going to call for a hearing by the House Judiciary to investigate the operation.<\/p>\n Tiffany also shared infrared drone footage<\/a> of an NGO camp in the Coranoado National Forest<\/a> near Tucson, Arizona, filled with illegal immigrants. Tiffany noted that the Biden Administration\u2019s use of public lands to support illegal immigration is another dip into American wallets, since taxpayer dollars support public lands.<\/p>\n The Christian News Journal obtained photographs from a confidential source that indicated illegal immigration and human smuggling are expected in the Coronado Forest. The photographed sign is located just south of Sasabe, Arizona. National forests are public lands. According to the forest service website, permits and passes are required to access public lands for commercial events<\/a>, research and collection<\/a>, recreation<\/a>, and forest products<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jaeson Jones, Newsmax Border Correspondent and retired Texas Department of Public Safety Captain, shared footage Tuesday<\/a> on X, formerly Twitter, of a cartel forward camp just south of Arivaca, Arizona. The camp was rife with AK-47\u2019s and overstuffed backpacks, likely filled with fentanyl, but Jones indicated that wasn\u2019t the focus. He explained how the cartels have \u201coperational control\u201d of the border, pointing out the handheld radios the cartel members carried.<\/p>\n \u201cThis is the life\u2019s blood of these guys,\u201d he said. \u201cThis is how they move and know where everyone is at all times, using 24-7, 365 encrypted communications.\u201d<\/p>\n Jones added that the positions are fortified. The cartels are dug-in on top of a mountain, a perfect vantage point for watching rival cartels, U.S. law enforcement and any other organization or individual within binoculars or drones line of sight, such as the NGO\u2019s from Congressman Tiffany\u2019s post<\/a>.<\/p>\n James O\u2019Keefe, founder and principal journalist of O\u2019Keefe Media Group<\/a> (OMG), along with other undercover journalists recently infiltrated a No More Deaths<\/a> encampment outside of Arivaca. Arizona. According to the Daily Wire<\/a>, the encampment is operated by the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson, a tax-exempt non-profit organization. O\u2019Keefe and another journalist posed as property surveyors, while \u201cCesar,\u201d an illegal immigrant working undercover with O\u2019Keefe, gained access to the camp\u2019s interior.<\/p>\n O\u2019Keefe\u2019s outlet noted the actions of the so-called \u201chumanitarian aid group\u201d were more aligned with a human trafficking operation than a humanitarian nonprofit. For example, O\u2019Keefe\u2019s undercover immigrant was held at gunpoint by individuals from \u201cSonora and Tijuana<\/a>.\u201d Both locations are notorious for cartel activity. You can watch O\u2019Keefe\u2019s full report here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Collin Rugg, co-owner of Trending Politics, recently posted on X that a new \u201csanctuary church\u201d<\/a> had stepped in and posted the $15,000 bond for 24-year-old Yohenry Brito, the illegal Venezuelan immigrant who participated in the Times Square beating of two New York Police officers earlier this month.<\/p>\n Rugg reported the Good Samaritan Lutheran Church pastor Rev. Juan Ruiz said:<\/p>\n \u201cOur church is basically a sanctuary. We assume that people are innocent until they are proven otherwise.\u201d \u00a0The pastor added there was more to the story than what was being publicized.<\/p>\n The connection between illegal immigrant criminal activity and humanitarian organizations like No More Deaths, whose X homepage touts their motto \u2013 humanitarian aid + solidarity in the Sonoran borderlands | against militarization and for the free movement of people \u2013 are becoming indelibly clear.<\/p>\n A Border Patrol agent<\/a> was recently assaulted in the Tucson sector while attempting to thwart a human smuggling event where a cloned Border Patrol vehicle<\/a> was reportedly involved. The driver was a U.S. citizen, attempting to smuggle 11 illegal immigrants deeper into the U.S. He\u2019s now facing criminal assault charges.<\/p>\n U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed recently, three Metropolitan Police Department officers in Washington, D.C. were shot by an illegal immigrant when they tried to serve a warrant for animal cruelty. Stephan Rattigan is an illegal immigrant from Jamacia who had been deported previously and returned, as reported by the Washington Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n ICE also indicated a 2-year-old boy<\/a> was shot and killed in Maryland by an illegal immigrant from El Salvador who\u2019d been ordered deported but was still on the loose. Nilson Noel Trejo-Granados had been arrested by Maryland\u2019s Montgomery County twice in the last year. ICE had requested \u201cdetainers\u201d to hold Trejo-Granados for pickup and deportation processing, but the county defied both. During a shoot-out on Feb. 8th<\/sup>, the toddler, Jeremy Poou-Caceres, was caught in the crossfire and killed.<\/p>\n Last week, Laken Riley<\/a>, a University of Georgia nursing student was found dead and an illegal immigrant was arrested for her murder, accruing to Breitbart News. Riley\u2019s killer had entered the U.S. and was allowed to remain while he pursued his immigration case, as reported by Yahoo News<\/a>. Riley is the latest in a string of American deaths attributed to illegal immigrants.<\/p>\n