Illegals Given License to Arrest Americans? Shocking Loophole Exposed

In a jaw-dropping revelation, Law Enforcement Today uncovered a stunning example of bureaucratic incompetence in Virginia's licensing department. An alleged illegal immigrant, Shafi Amani, managed to start a licensed armed security company mere months after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally. What's even more astonishing is that despite lacking proper documentation, including a Social Security Number and authorization to work, Amani obtained licenses permitting him to detain American citizens.

This glaring anomaly raises pressing questions about national security and public safety. How did authorities grant an individual without lawful residency permission to operate an armed securities firm?

According to sources close to the investigation, Amani crossed into America from Mexico last year with his family, seeking asylum. His young daughter required urgent medical attention, prompting Amani to seek refuge in the very nation whose policies he initially despised – the one responsible for abandoning Afghanistan during Joe Biden's tenure.

Fast-forward several weeks later, records show Amani miraculously established an approved security service agency in the Old Dominion State, boasting permits for multiple high-risk occupations: personal protection specialist, electronic surveillance expert, locksmiths, armored vehicle personnel, canine handlers, investigators, couriers, among others.

Whispers within official circles attribute this blunder to changes made by Virginia's Department of Corrections Screening Process, citing loopholes allowing individuals sans valid immigration papers yet holding prior Government-Issued Identification Numbers or possessing spotless rap sheets access clearances. The crucial detail overlooked is that citizenship statutes fall outside federal background investigations focusing solely on past convictions.

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