Immigrant Mass Murder By Mexicans: 111 Victims — And Why It’s Okay To Say A Mexican Committed Murder
05/01/2023
Earlier: The Fulford File | After The Successful Colorado Recall We Ask “Why Can Gun Grabbers Have A ’Moral Panic’ After An Immigrant Mass Murder, But Immigration Patriots Can’t?”
Ten years ago, I asked the question above, relating it to, among others, the Long Island Railroad Massacre, in which a Jamaican immigrant targeted whites for racial reasons.
It seems that after a Mexican illegal murdered 5 of a family of 10 (mostly) illegal Hondurans, the answer is still “No,“ according to the Great and Good.
This a list of stories we’ve mentioned here on our “What Is Immigrant Mass Murder Syndrome? page. These are not all the mass murders committed by Mexicans, because, as you can see above, the press doesn’t want to say a Mexican has committed a crime.
- 2022 José Paulino Pascual-Reyes, Mexico, killed 3, one of them a small child, and dismembered two of his victims. He then held a 12-year-old girl prisoner, but she escaped, leading to his arrest.
- 2021 Aminadab Gaxiola Gonzalez, Mexico, 4 — later committed to a mental hospital rather than being punished.
- 2020 Fernando De Jesus Lopez-Garcia, Mexico, killed 3, wounded 2, repeatedly deported.
- 2020 Jose Luis Torres Garcia, Mexico — 3, gang killings.
- 2019 Javier Casarez, Mexico — killed 5, domestic violence.
- 2017 Andrade Chacon, Mexico, killed 3, familicide.
- 2016 Silvestre Franco Luviano, Mexican illegal, shooting spree, 2 killed, 5 wounded.
- 2016 Pablo Antonio Serrano-Vitorino, Mexican illegal (ICE failed to deport him), 5 killed.
- 2015 Jonathan Camacho, Mexico — killed 4 — wife and three kids under four — by setting fire to the shed they lived in.
- 2011 Eduardo Sencion, Mexico — killed 5 National Guardsmen at an IHOP — also killed one woman. Shooting.
- 2011 Itzcoatl Ocampo, Mexico — killed 6. Serial killer, homeless white victims.
- 2009 Marcos Gonzalez Chavez, Mexico — killed 4 in the “Mayberry” Shootings, in Mt. Airy, NC.
- 2006 Angelica Alvarez, Mexico — killed 4 (familicide).
- 2003 Salvador Tapia, Mexico — killed 6. Chicago Warehouse Shootings. Workplace.
- 1986-1997 Angel Resendez, Mexico — killed between 9-15. Railway Killer.
- 1982 Humberto de la Torre, Mexico — killed 25. Dorothy Mae Apartment Hotel Fire.
- 1971 Juan Corona, Mexico — killed at least 25 Mexicans and Mexican Americans with a machete.
One of the earliest cases on this list is Salvador Tapia, a typical “Disgruntled Minority Massacre“ in which a member of a minority group gets fired and then comes back and shoots his supervisor and co-workers.
Here’s what I wrote twenty years ago:
On August 27, while it was still breaking news, I wrote an item about the Chicago warehouse shooting, Hispanic Gunman Kills 7 in Chicago, a headline exclusive to VDARE.com.
Now the rest of the story. Guess what, he was an immigrant.
A reader tipped us that he had seen confirmation of Tapia’s Mexican origin in a story from the Philippines. (The story was headed “Ople: No Filipino killed in Chicago shootout.“ My first thought was “Gee, thanks a lot, guys.“ But it’s a legitimate thing for the Philippine Foreign Affairs department to be worried about.)
Most of the US media, however, followed the rule that immigration status is only important in a victim. (Oddly, the Government of Mexico reverses this rule; they go all out for Mexicans on Death Row, and ignore their victims.)
One of the victims was Roberto Valles, whose funeral mass was held Saturday, August 30, in Chicago, before his body was shipped back to Mexico for burial.
The ABC story of his sad death and funeral included the fact that he was an immigrant. But it didn’t include the immigration status of the man who shot him.
As soon as we posted last week’s story, I got an unfriendly email saying
Did you really use the deaths of those poor people in Chicago to make some vague and incorrect point that the killer was an illegal entrant?
Answer: Yes.
Partly to say I Told You So (because I did, repeatedly). And partly because I knew the gun control people would be blaming the gun and we would hear, ad nauseum, that it was a Walther PP .380, and that it was made in Germany, but not that the killer came from Mexico.
From a public policy standpoint, immigration is infinitely more important than gun control.
Not only does Mexico have a murder rate three times as high as the United States, but its citizens don’t like Americans.
Some of these mass murders were caused by hatred of whites, or of America. That’s why it’s always relevant to say what the nationality of a mass murderer is.