Trump’s ‘VOICE’ Office Returns to Aid Families Impacted by Illegal Immigration Crime
We’ve just learned that the Donald Trump administration is taking decisive action to support Americans most devastated by illegal immigration. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced the relaunch of the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office. It was shuttered by the Biden administration in 2021 just months after he took office. Make no mistake – this is a game-changer for families who’ve been ignored for far too long.
“I met with Angel Families who lost a loved one because of an illegal alien who should never have been in our country,” Noem said in a prepared statement. “The previous administration ignored these families and the other victims of illegal alien crime.”
The VOICE Office, originally established during President Trump’s first term in 2017, provides essential support services to victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants and their family members. These services include helping victims understand the immigration enforcement process, providing assistance with custody status information, and connecting victims with needed social services and resources. Isn’t it remarkable how quickly common-sense initiatives can be restored when an administration actually cares about American citizens?
“I met with Angel Families who lost a loved one because of an illegal alien who should never have been in our country,” Noem said in a prepared statement. “The previous administration ignored these families and the other victims of illegal alien crime.”
The VOICE Office, originally established during President Trump’s first term in 2017, provides essential support services to victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants and their family members. These services include helping victims understand the immigration enforcement process, providing assistance with custody status information, and connecting victims with needed social services and resources. Isn’t it remarkable how quickly common-sense initiatives can be restored when an administration actually cares about American citizens?
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