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When illegal immigration saturates the system, it shows up everywhere.

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When borders fail, every system absorbs the cost.

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Targeted stings don’t find patterns by accident.

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Grant here. Chris Hansen spent decades running tightly targeted stings designed to catch a very specific kind of criminal, and now those same operations keep colliding with something that’s both surprising and, frankly, not surprising: illegals. And lots of them. Let’s break it down.

Hansen’s claim to fame here isn’t necessarily running immigration sweeps; after all, he’s not looking for border violations. No, over the years Hansen’s work has been narrowly focused on catching child predators, hence the name of the show To Catch a Predator. But Hansen sees a new trend taking form, and he revealed that no matter where they operate now, south, Midwest, east coast, west coast, they’re consistently encountering more and more illegals preying on children.

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How bad is the situation with illegals in America?

Chris Hansen, host of ‘To Catch a Predator,” says EVERY SINGLE TIME he sets up a sting to catch pedophiles, it’s an illegal

EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

“It seems today that we can’t do a sting, whether we’re in the south or the Midwest or west coast or east coast, without catching somebody who’s in this country illegally.”

This is Democrats fault. We tried to warn everyone and Democrats and their mainstream media all did nothing but gaslight everyone and lie

How bad is the situation with illegals in America?

Chris Hansen, host of 'To Catch a Predator', says EVERY SINGLE TIME he sets up a sting to catch pedophiles, it’s an illegal

EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

“It seems today that we can't do a sting, whether we're in the south or the… pic.twitter.com/moagIoMFs1

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And it’s important to note here that Chris Hansen is not one that has openly swung to either side of the political aisle. For much of his time in the public eye, Hansen has remained fairly apolitical. That just adds even more of an impact to his findings and observations, as liberals will have a mighty hard time writing off what he’s saying as just conservative “talking head” chatter.

We also need to highlight just what a legit operation Hansen has going on in his continuing To Catch a Predator mission, which is now called Takedown with Chris Hansen. Different name, but very similar operation as before.

In another interview, he walks through how these stings are structured, where they take place, and why law enforcement increasingly wants to intervene earlier rather than after tragedy strikes. That explanation adds important context to his claim that illegal immigration is now showing up consistently in operations that weren’t necessarily designed to detect it.

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Honestly, we couldn’t ask for a better messenger for this issue than Hansen. He didn’t arrive at this observation through politics, but instead it was simply through repetition. Years of controlled operations, run the same way, across different states, with different partners, producing the same secondary result over and over again.

Takedown with Chris Hansen isn’t a slapdash operation. It’s a continuation of a format that law enforcement has trusted for decades. These stings are tightly scoped, designed to isolate one specific crime, and carried out with coordination from local and federal authorities. They are not built to surface immigration violations, and yet, those violations keep surfacing anyway. And that’s the real tell.

When the illegal immigration issue starts bleeding into places it wasn’t appearing as often as before, it’s no longer a fringe issue. It’s a sweeping problem. Illegal immigration, at this scale, doesn’t stay confined to border debates or policy papers. It intersects with everything that touches real people in real situations, including criminal enforcement that has nothing to do with borders.

And Hansen isn’t accusing, he’s just simply stating the data that he’s collected, and that distinction matters. He’s not claiming illegal immigrants are predators, but instead, he’s stating that predators increasingly overlap with illegal presence and that law enforcement keeps running into this reality whether it wants to or not.

This is what policy failure looks like when it stops being theoretical. Not a headline. Not a statistic. But a concerning factor that continues to show up in places it was never supposed to be.

And when someone with no partisan incentive keeps reporting the same outcome, dismissing it as rhetoric becomes harder than addressing it as reality.

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When a problem reaches critical mass, it shows up everywhere.