Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested Michelle Rodriguez-Berrio, a 28-year-old illegal alien from Colombia who was convicted of sexual contact with a 16- or 17-year-old boy in Utah. The arrest serves as a stark reminder of how Biden's catastrophic border policies continue to endanger American communities even under President Trump's restored leadership.
Rodriguez-Berrio entered the United States illegally during the Biden administration's reign of border chaos, when millions of unvetted migrants poured across our southern border with virtually no screening. Now, American families are paying the price for four years of reckless "sanctuary" policies that put virtue signaling above public safety.
This case perfectly illustrates why President Trump's mass deportation initiative is not just good policy—it's a moral imperative. While the mainstream media obsesses over the "plight" of illegal immigrants, they conveniently ignore stories like this one, where American children become victims of predators who should never have been in our country to begin with.
Biden's Legacy of Lawlessness
The Biden regime's open border policies created a perfect storm for criminals and predators to infiltrate American communities. With overwhelmed border agents processing thousands of migrants daily without proper vetting, dangerous individuals like Rodriguez-Berrio slipped through the cracks and went on to victimize innocent Americans.
Under Trump's first term, strict border enforcement and robust immigration screening prevented countless crimes. But four years of Biden's "compassionate" immigration policies allowed predators to walk freely among our children and families.
"Every single crime committed by an illegal immigrant is a preventable tragedy—prevented by simply enforcing our immigration laws," critics of the previous administration have argued.
As President Trump's administration works to clean up the mess left behind by Biden's failed policies, cases like Rodriguez-Berrio's prove exactly why America voted for change. How many more victims could have been spared if we had maintained secure borders from day one?