Just make sure to vote Democrat.
Via NRO:
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement released nearly 40,000 convicted criminal aliens who were awaiting the outcome of deportation proceedings while in detention, according to a recent report by the Center for Immigration Studies.
The criminals’ infractions include convictions for drunk or drugged driving, aggravated assault, flight escape, dangerous drugs, vehicle theft, kidnapping, sexual assault, and homicide. Overall, the 36,007 criminals released in 2013 had about 88,000 total convictions.
CIS found that a “vast majority” of these releases were done on a discretionary basis, or in violation of some provisions of immigration law. According to information obtained by CIS, less than 3,000 of the releases were in accordance with a 2001 Supreme Court ruling requiring the release of certain detainees whose countries of origin won’t accept them back; others were released for reasons including getting parole, for cooperating with ICE and other law enforcement, or for a compelling public interest.