Deportations to Nicaragua

Record number of Nicaraguans deported

The administration of President Donald Trump deported more Nicaraguan migrants during the first nine months of 2025 than all of 2024 and 2023 combined, the newspaper Confidencial reported on Sunday.

Confidencial, citing data shared by an unnamed U.S. State Department spokesperson, said the United States deported 6,095 Nicaraguans between January and September.

The outlet, also citing statistics from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE), detailed Nicaragua has already received 52 percent more deportees this year than the 3,996 deported during 2024 and three times more than the 2,020 deported during 2023.

Ortega has only publicly referred to the deportation of Nicaraguans under President Trump’s second term on four occasions, the first of which took place on late April, when the communist dictator used a regime event commemorating the death of Sandinista commander Tomás Borge to lash out at Trump, accusing him of committing “crimes against humanity” by deporting illegal migrants.

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Nicaragua is a hub for arms trafficking, supplying illegal military-grade weapons to regional criminal groups.

The UN reports in detail, a range of crimes, including murder, imprisonment, torture (including sexual violence and electric shocks), forced deportation/exile, enforced disappearances, and persecution on political grounds but Ortega says deporting his fellow country menhere illegally is a "crime against humanity." What a joke.

Illegals just keep coming thanks to Biden/Harris

Biden administration to restart immigration program that was paused over fraud concerns

Biden/Harris restarting this program although half or more of the population disagrees

Homeland Security said the program for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans will resume with stronger vetting, but no issues have been found with people already admitted to the U.S.

The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday it will resume issuing travel authorization to migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela who apply to come to the United States with the help of a sponsor.

The program had been paused in July after an internal report found that more than 100,000 applicants for the program were supported by just over 3,200 U.S.-based sponsors whom the report identified as “serial sponsors.” Those applications were red-flagged for potential fraud, and critics of the program said the large numbers of migrants sponsored by just a few individuals could point to human trafficking.

And who is paying for these flights? You, the American citizen of course.

A DHS official also told NBC News that sponsors must show they can financially support the number of immigrants they are sponsoring and “serial filers who do not meet these qualifications or otherwise appear to be exploiting or abusing the process will be non-confirmed.”

The official added that any sponsors who have asked for payment from immigrants to be sponsored will be referred to law enforcement for potential prosecution.

Within weeks of the program’s beginning in January 2023, concerns were raised in an Associated Press article about potential sponsors advertising online that they would be willing to sell their services as sponsors to migrants in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

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Fraud prevails in just about anything involving Democrats.

We know about their "vetting"--it doesn't exist. More than 330,000 Venezuelans crossed the U.S. border last year, according to Customs and Border Protection data, and Venezuela, like Cuba, China and a handful of other countries, doesn’t provide any criminal history information to U.S. officials.

So, Biden/Harris is flying them in and going around border control. There is no vetting from these countries, and some won't even help us on criminal backgrounds. And we're having problems with Venezuelan gangs.

As former Border Patrol agent Ammon Blair told NBC News, unless agents get a Venezuelan migrant’s criminal history from Interpol or “they already have a criminal record inside the United States, we won’t know who they are.”

The NYPD calls them “ghost criminals,” with little to identify them except gang tattoos.

Russian Military bases to be built in Nicaragua

New Major Threat to American Soil

Nicaragua, a country located in Central America, is currently facing a major geopolitical development that could have far-reaching consequences.

The cold hard killer communist dictator of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, has recently authorized the installation of Russian military bases and cruise missiles on Nicaraguan territory. This alarming move has raised concerns about the balance of power in the region, particularly due to the country’s close proximity to the United States.

The news of Daniel Ortega’s decree authorizing the deployment of Russian military bases and cruise missiles in Nicaragua came to light through reports on the Russian state news site “Avia.Pro.”

According to the site, the decree was signed on Monday, August 21. While the details of the decree have not been made public, its implications are significant and potentially destabilizing.

“With such proximity, missiles stationed in Nicaragua can reach the US capital in no time” – the Russian website warns.

And Biden heads to the beach. Nothing to worry about here.

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30,000 illegals a month for two years from four countries

Biden Administration Announces Effort to Secure Border, Expand Parole Program

Yesterday, President Joe Biden announced steps that would improve border security and help slow illegal immigration while helping migrants obtain legal status in the United States.

The administration is expanding a parole program that was restricted to Venezuelans to would-be immigrants from three other countries. People from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti are now eligible to apply for legal status for two years, provided they find a sponsor inside the United States and pass a background check.

Under U.S. immigration law, the secretary of homeland security may grant parole to individuals who’d otherwise be illegal in the United States. The program, launched in October 2022, leveraged that power to thousands of Venezuelans.

Up to 30,000 people per month from the four countries who are paroled can come to the United States for two years and be allowed to work. They’re required to legally enter the United States and aren’t permitted to go to Mexico or Panama without authorization while their application is weighed.

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Chinese Influence in Latin America

Rubio Sounds The Alarm: China Is One Step Closer To Taking Over The U.S.

“The Chinese Communist Party and government are actively looking to strengthen their ties throughout the Western Hemisphere, in particular with anti-American elements,” Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a senior Senate Intelligence Select Committee Republican, said in a statement to the Washington Examiner. “Beijing is seeking to surpass the United States in every sector, and we must take this threat seriously.”

Senator Rubio weighed in on how dangerous it is that Nicaragua is now pandering to China. “The Ortega-Murillo regime sees the CCP as a better ideological ally than the U.S. because Ortega’s long list of crimes and human rights violations are of no concern to the genocidal regime in Beijing."

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