Recent reports from the House Judiciary Committee highlight serious concerns regarding the Biden-Harris administration's immigration policies. One report details the case of Juan Carlos Garcia Rodriguez, a Guatemalan UAC released into the U.S. who allegedly committed a violent crime shortly after his arrival. Another case involves Daniel Hernandez Martinez, a Venezuelan national and suspected gang member, who has reportedly committed 22 crimes in New York City over six months after being released by immigration authorities. Despite multiple arrests, he has not been deported, raising questions about the effectiveness of current immigration enforcement. Additionally, Felipe Augusto De Oliveira, wanted for attempted murder in Brazil, was also released into the U.S. before being deported last month. These incidents underscore the ongoing debate over border security and public safety in the context of immigration reform.