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Car thefts are plummeting as President Donald Trump’s officials crack down on illegal immigrants and their international theft rings.
Between January and October of 2025, 324,003 cars were reported stolen. That is a 23.2 percent drop over the 421,791 stolen cars reported during the same period in 2024, according to data from the Real-Time Crime Index.
Several factors seem to have contributed to the drop, the first of which has been a series of federal and state efforts to prosecute migrants and international theft rings.
In September, for instance, U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement announced the taking down of an international car theft ring in Michigan.
ICE announced a 12-count indictment that took down a group stealing cars then packing them into shipping containers that were later sent outside the U.S. through our ports. The investigation recovered more than 350 stolen vehicles.
Eight were charged, including Haydar Al Haydari, 41, of Garden City; Karar Alnakash, 43, of Detroit; Abbas Al Othman, 42; of Dearborn Heights; Mohammed Al Hilo, 36, of Detroit; Moustapha Al Fetlawi, 46, of Dearborn Heights; Terrill Davis, 33, of Detroit; David Roshinsky Williams, 32, of Harper Woods; and Mohammed Al Abboodi, 35, of Detroit. All defendants face one count of conspiracy to transport stolen vehicles, and each also faces one or more counts of transportation of a stolen vehicle.
In another federal investigation, a Mexican national in the U.S. illegally was charged in McAllen, Texas, for running a car theft ring. Angel David Salas-Herrera was caught trying to export stolen cars out of the U.S.
A similar investigation shut down a car theft ring in Arizona in June. In a press release about its “Operation Escalading Switch,” the Arizona Department of Public Safety announced the arrests of three foreign nationals, the recovery of 29 vehicles, and the seizure of $2.5 million in cash. --->READ MORE HERE
The radical left's ongoing war against law enforcement just took a significant blow.
In a resounding affirmation of President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, car thefts across the United States have plummeted dramatically.
Recent data reveal a staggering 23.2 percent decrease in vehicle thefts from January to October 2025, with 324,003 cars stolen compared to 421,791 in the same timeframe in 2024.
This remarkable drop comes as federal and state law enforcement have intensified efforts to dismantle illegal alien-operated theft rings that have plagued communities for years.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has led the charge, successfully taking down multiple international car theft operations.
Among the most notable successes was the dismantling of a ring in Michigan, where eight individuals were indicted for stealing cars and attempting to export them illegally.
Additionally, law enforcement in Texas and Arizona has reported their own victories, highlighting the effectiveness of Trump's immigration policies in curtailing not just crime, but also the rampant auto theft that has emerged in a lawless environment.
As illegal immigration is curtailed, fewer individuals enter the country to partake in these criminal activities. Conservative communities are breathing a sigh of relief as they witness the direct correlation between Trump's immigration stance and the safety of their neighborhoods. --->READ MORE HERE
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