Angel Parents tell their story at the White House
“We thank the Trump administration from the bottom of our hearts—without them, there would be no justice for my daughter.”
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Rio Politics Interview With Myra Gutierrez On Illegal Immigration And It’s Impact On America
Tonight I was honored to talk to Latina’s for Trump, Rio Politics Host, and friend Myra Gutierez about my daughter Chrishia, her death, and what an Angel Parent is. We also talked about the impact of illegal immigration on America under this fraudulent president’s immigration policies.
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Podcast Interview With Host John Di Lemme of the Conservative Business Journal on The New Dangerous Immigration Policies
Last week I visited with the Conservative Business Journal host John Di Lemme and my friend and fellow Angel Father Jim Walden.
We discussed the loss of our children and touched on the horrendous borderless policies being set by this Fraudulent Administration and the dangerous impact it will have on America.
To see the podcast please click on the link below.
Conservative Business Journal interview with Host John Di Lemme and fellow Angel Father Jim Walden
Today Sept 12th, 6 years after my daughter’s death
Reflecting on 6 years after Chrishia’s death
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The Illegal Immigration Problem In America Today
Many people, and organizations such as the mainstream media today would have one believe people coming from around the world and entering the United States without following the lawful process is an innocent victimless crime. It is; however, not as simple as bypassing national laws seeking a better life in another country. As written, “Federal law 8 U.S.C. § 1324 Bringing in and harboring certain aliens,” states, “it’s a federal crime to enter into the US without permission,” and working, driving, are all included in this statute. Illegal immigration can track its roots all the way back to World War II and has progressively become worse. Such as human trafficking, and women raped as forced payment by cartels sneaking them into the US. Drug smuggling and illegal immigrants being used as mules to pay their way into the US illegally. Crime and Social Services are overburdened by those who continue to come to US illegally. I have personally been impacted by the underreporting of crime resulting from illegal immigration, having my 13-year-old daughter killed by a man 3 times deported. The Federal Government and State Governments should work together to enforce Federal Immigration laws, require illegal immigrant’s nation of origin to pay for the financial burden caused by illegal immigration, and remove all current incentives continuing to reward illegal immigration to the US.
Badges and Angels
Next week, I will be joining others like myself who have lost loved ones to Illegal Alien Crime. United with Law Enforcement Officials from around the Nation we will all be fighting for the justice that is absent for many of us.
If you can, please join us in Washington DC and help us send our message to Congress.
This fight is not just for my Chrishia, or the other Angel Advocates who will be there, but for everyone else who believes in the rule of law and enforcement of our Immigration Laws, and to prevent more families from loosing loved ones to this 100% preventable crime. 
Five Years Today
Yesterday we as a Nation remembered and honored the memory of all who lost their lives in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington DC 18 years ago. An attack that changed our way of life in many ways forever.
18 years ago, this last February I was also blessed with the most precious gift I believe God can give us. A special life to hold and care for and raise to be a better version of who we are. My beautiful daughter Chrishia was that gift for me.
She forever changed my life when she was born and my heart the moment, she opened her eyes for the first time. She gave me the special honor of being the first thing she saw in this world. It made me experience a feeling of love and joy I had never known, and it brought tears to my eyes.
Father’s Day 5 Years after Chrishia’s Death
Every year that has passed after Chrishia’s death Father’s Day has been difficult. I have found myself on a loosing end of an emotional battle to hold back tears and yearning for something I had been used to and very proud of. The feeling of waking up to plans of spending time doing things with Chrishia, going places, laughing, eating and the excitement on her face with the anticipation of me reading a card she hand made or a gift she put time and effort into finding or making. Just so she could show me how much she loved her dad.