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Trump warns of crime surge under ‘Dumocrat’ open borders

Sky News Australia

June 23, 2026

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US President Donald Trump criticised the previous Democratic administration’s approach to migration and border policy. “They let 25 million people into our country, many of them criminals, thugs and people from mental institutions and drug dealers,” Mr Trump said. “They even let 11,888 murders into our country … more than 50 per cent of which have killed more than one person. “The Dumocrats want open borders, and they want them all to come back in.”

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