EPOCH TIMES: Illegal Immigrants Drive Child Sex Crime Charges in North Carolina

Every month North Carolinians For Immigration Reform and Enforcement (NCFIRE) compiles reports on illegal aliens charged with the rape or sexual assault of children in our state. First in Freedom Daily takes care to publish each report. President of NCFIRE James Johnson makes certain the data he has is correct, but even then the data is limited to less than a third of the 100 counties in the state.

Still, NCFIRE is one of the only efforts to even keep track of such crimes by illegal aliens and, as such, serves as window into the true extent of the costs of illegal immigration and sanctuary policies. NCFIRE is getting national attention for this service and hopefully ratcheting up the pressure on state level and federal politicians to actually enforce the laws and secure our nation’s borders.

From the Epoch Times:

“In North Carolina, during the past 18 months, more than 331 illegal aliens have been charged with 1,172 child rapes and child sexual assaults, according to data collected by an independent researcher.

James Johnson, who tracks the data on his website NCFIRE.info (North Carolinians For Immigration Reform and Enforcement), says he is only able to gather data from 30 of the state’s 100 counties, which means it’s likely the statewide count is significantly higher.

Johnson has tracked rapes and sexual assaults on children by illegal aliens since 2013, using original police reports and calling arresting agencies to verify immigration status. His data doesn’t cover every month, but for the 54 months he has recorded, an average of 34 illegal aliens per month were charged with 151 counts of raping or sexually assaulting a child in North Carolina.

Further, a study shows that only 12 percent of child rapes are reported, according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center—meaning the total number could be almost 10 times higher. […]

Every month, Johnson sends out a report to North Carolina legislators and more than 350 media outlets, “and it’s crickets—nothing, nobody.”

Johnson said the problem is a lot worse than what people may think, and he blames the government and media for not highlighting the issue enough.

“If the public knew how much this was actually happening, first of all, they’d be just shocked. And secondly, I think there would be a revolt,” he said. […]”

Continue reading the rest of the eye-opening interview with Johnson at the Epoch Times here.