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Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border
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Texas Gov. Abbott: Biden’s border policies ‘most disastrous thing’ anyone has ever witnessed
Texas Gov. Abbott: Biden’s border policies ‘most disastrous thing’ anyone has ever witnessed
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Mexico Pulls security forces from heavy-hit Texas border town
EAGLE PASS, Texas — The strong show of force that Mexican military and federal police displayed at the border last week in an effort to deter illegal migration was short-lived, as all signs of security forces have since vanished.
Mexican vehicles put on a show at the border Thursday following an agreement that Coahuila Gov. Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís struck with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott days earlier, vowing to be more aggressive blocking migrants from making it to the river and streaming across into the United States.
But by Friday, the caravan of vehicles that had been on site at the riverbank was gone. Migrants were streaming across the river throughout the area. On Saturday afternoon, a family of 10 from Venezuela waded across the Rio Grande and made it to the shore then surrendered to National Guard and Border Patrol agents. Other migrants dashed out into the water as soon as the solo Mexican police vehicle in eyesight disappeared from the area.
"I guess that was all a show. The [Coahuila] governor put out those vehicles so that Governor Abbott could say, 'Hey, he's doing something. He's living up to the agreement that we signed,' which was basically, 'Hey, I'm going to provide more security on the border to try to keep immigrants from crossing the river,'" Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas said during an interview at his office Friday evening.
But the inspections had a significant impact on port of entry operations, delaying and preventing thousands of trucks from entering the U.S. Governors from the four Mexican states that border Texas agreed to dramatically boost security at the border in return for Abbott's ending the inspections. The Coahuila governor sent dozens of police and military to Piedras Negras as a show of force a week later in what has since turned out to be a publicity stunt, much like what critics accused Abbott of doing with the truck inspections.
The 29,000-person town of Eagle Pass has been left to pick up the pieces, disheartened that Coahuila did not seem interested in holding up its end of the bargain, thus forcing the city to gear up to handle reports from Piedras Negras that 10,000 to 20,000 people were already waiting in Piedras Negras for Title 42 to end.
Mexico pulls security forces from heavy-hit Texas border town
EAGLE PASS, Texas — The strong show of force that Mexican military and federal police displayed at the border last week in an effort to deter illegal migration was short-lived, as all signs of security forces have since vanished.
Mexican vehicles put on a show at the border Thursday following an agreement that Coahuila Gov. Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís struck with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott days earlier, vowing to be more aggressive blocking migrants from making it to the river and streaming across into the United States.
But by Friday, the caravan of vehicles that had been on site at the riverbank was gone. Migrants were streaming across the river throughout the area. On Saturday afternoon, a family of 10 from Venezuela waded across the Rio Grande and made it to the shore then surrendered to National Guard and Border Patrol agents. Other migrants dashed out into the water as soon as the solo Mexican police vehicle in eyesight disappeared from the area.
"I guess that was all a show. The [Coahuila] governor put out those vehicles so that Governor Abbott could say, 'Hey, he's doing something. He's living up to the agreement that we signed,' which was basically, 'Hey, I'm going to provide more security on the border to try to keep immigrants from crossing the river,'" Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas said during an interview at his office Friday evening.
But the inspections had a significant impact on port of entry operations, delaying and preventing thousands of trucks from entering the U.S. Governors from the four Mexican states that border Texas agreed to dramatically boost security at the border in return for Abbott's ending the inspections. The Coahuila governor sent dozens of police and military to Piedras Negras as a show of force a week later in what has since turned out to be a publicity stunt, much like what critics accused Abbott of doing with the truck inspections.
The 29,000-person town of Eagle Pass has been left to pick up the pieces, disheartened that Coahuila did not seem interested in holding up its end of the bargain, thus forcing the city to gear up to handle reports from Piedras Negras that 10,000 to 20,000 people were already waiting in Piedras Negras for Title 42 to end.
Mexico pulls security forces from heavy-hit Texas border town
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Florida K-9 helps troopers bust 2 illegal immigrants smuggling $700K in Heroin, authorities say
K-9 Titan alerted troopers to 5.5 pounds of heroin, Florida Highway Patrol says
A Florida K-9 helped bust two undocumented migrants from Mexico who were smuggling nearly $700,000 of heroin in their vehicle, authorities said Tuesday.
K-9 Titan and troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) pulled over a Jeep Grand Cherokee on I-75 in Hernando County for having a fraudulent Arizona license plate, the agency said.
Florida Highway Patrol K-9 Titan alerted troopers to 5.5 pounds of heroin, worth nearly $700,000, inside the vehicle. (Florida Highway Patrol)
Florida K-9 helps troopers bust 2 illegal immigrants smuggling $700K in heroin, authorities say
K-9 Titan alerted troopers to 5.5 pounds of heroin, Florida Highway Patrol says
A Florida K-9 helped bust two undocumented migrants from Mexico who were smuggling nearly $700,000 of heroin in their vehicle, authorities said Tuesday.
K-9 Titan and troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) pulled over a Jeep Grand Cherokee on I-75 in Hernando County for having a fraudulent Arizona license plate, the agency said.
Florida Highway Patrol K-9 Titan alerted troopers to 5.5 pounds of heroin, worth nearly $700,000, inside the vehicle. (Florida Highway Patrol)
Florida K-9 helps troopers bust 2 illegal immigrants smuggling $700K in heroin, authorities say
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500 Migrants Found in 3 Groups at Single Texas Border Crossing Area
Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents found three large groups of migrants who crossed the border into Starr County, Texas. The three groups combined for a total of 517 migrants.
Rio Grande City Station Border Patrol agents encountered three separate groups of migrants over a period of less than 24 hours. Officials stated the groups consisted of 387 single adults, 143 family units, and 87 unaccompanied alien children.
The agents identified the 517 migrants as citizens of Cuba, Kazakhstan, and nations of Central and South America.
In addition, Falfurrias Station agents assigned to the interior immigration checkpoint located in Brooks County, Texas, on U.S. Highway 281 interdicted two human smuggling incidents involving tractor-trailers on April 23, officials reported. A K-9 alert led to the discovery of three migrants hiding in a load of produce in the first trailer and six migrants in the second produce-laden trailer. Agents identified the migrants as citizens of Colombia, El Salvador, and other Central American nations.
500 Migrants Found in 3 Groups at Single Texas Border Crossing Area
Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents found three large groups of migrants who crossed the border into Starr County, Texas. The three groups combined for a total of 517 migrants.
Rio Grande City Station Border Patrol agents encountered three separate groups of migrants over a period of less than 24 hours. Officials stated the groups consisted of 387 single adults, 143 family units, and 87 unaccompanied alien children.
The agents identified the 517 migrants as citizens of Cuba, Kazakhstan, and nations of Central and South America.
In addition, Falfurrias Station agents assigned to the interior immigration checkpoint located in Brooks County, Texas, on U.S. Highway 281 interdicted two human smuggling incidents involving tractor-trailers on April 23, officials reported. A K-9 alert led to the discovery of three migrants hiding in a load of produce in the first trailer and six migrants in the second produce-laden trailer. Agents identified the migrants as citizens of Colombia, El Salvador, and other Central American nations.
500 Migrants Found in 3 Groups at Single Texas Border Crossing Area
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$100K Cash Found Taped to Woman at Texas Border Crossing to Mexico
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted a load of cash being smuggled from Texas into Mexico. The officers seized more than $100,000 in U.S. $100 bills and other currency taped to a woman’s body.
CBP officers assigned to the Hidalgo International Bridge in South Texas on April 24 observed a blue Ford SUV approaching to leave the United States and enter Mexico. Officials identified the vehicle as a taxi carrying a 26-year-old U.S. citizen female out of the country, according to information provided by CBP officials.
The officers referred the taxi driver to a secondary inspection area where officers found 12 bundles of cash taped to the woman’s body. Officials report the woman allegedly attempted to carry $114,294 of undeclared U.S. currency on her person.
$100K Cash Found Taped to Woman at Texas Border Crossing to Mexico
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted a load of cash being smuggled from Texas into Mexico. The officers seized more than $100,000 in U.S. $100 bills and other currency taped to a woman’s body.
CBP officers assigned to the Hidalgo International Bridge in South Texas on April 24 observed a blue Ford SUV approaching to leave the United States and enter Mexico. Officials identified the vehicle as a taxi carrying a 26-year-old U.S. citizen female out of the country, according to information provided by CBP officials.
The officers referred the taxi driver to a secondary inspection area where officers found 12 bundles of cash taped to the woman’s body. Officials report the woman allegedly attempted to carry $114,294 of undeclared U.S. currency on her person.
$100K Cash Found Taped to Woman at Texas Border Crossing to Mexico
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Nashville radio host Michael Delgornio interviews Tennesee congressman Scott DesJarlais. This is a very good interview.
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MDG 04-29-22: Congressman Scott DesJarlais
A view of the massive dereliction of duty at the border by your Government, hear the conversation from Michael and Congressman Scott DesJarlais.
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MDG 04-29-22: Congressman Scott DesJarlais
A view of the massive dereliction of duty at the border by your Government, hear the conversation from Michael and Congressman Scott DesJarlais.
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Cartel Gunmen Kill Female Mexican Border State Cop During Kidnapping Bust
Gulf Cartel gunmen killed one female Mexican state police officer and injured another in a shootout during a kidnapping bust, just miles south of the Texas border. The abduction was tied to the smuggling of migrants into the U.S.
The shootout took place on Sunday afternoon on the south side of Reynosa, where Tamaulipas police were on patrol.
Gulf Cartel gunmen in three SUVs exiting a dirt road were spotted prior to the shootout. The police called for backup, but the gunfire killed a female officer and injured a second. A third officer was spared completely. When police backup responded, the gunmen tried to flee and left behind two vehicles containing weapons and tactical gear.
In one of the cartel vehicles, authorities found a kidnapping victim. The victim told police that he was a human smuggler who paid protection to the Gulf Cartel. It remains unclear why he was kidnapped.
Cartel Gunmen Kill Female Mexican Border State Cop During Kidnapping Bust
Gulf Cartel gunmen killed one female Mexican state police officer and injured another in a shootout during a kidnapping bust, just miles south of the Texas border. The abduction was tied to the smuggling of migrants into the U.S.
The shootout took place on Sunday afternoon on the south side of Reynosa, where Tamaulipas police were on patrol.
Gulf Cartel gunmen in three SUVs exiting a dirt road were spotted prior to the shootout. The police called for backup, but the gunfire killed a female officer and injured a second. A third officer was spared completely. When police backup responded, the gunmen tried to flee and left behind two vehicles containing weapons and tactical gear.
In one of the cartel vehicles, authorities found a kidnapping victim. The victim told police that he was a human smuggler who paid protection to the Gulf Cartel. It remains unclear why he was kidnapped.
Cartel Gunmen Kill Female Mexican Border State Cop During Kidnapping Bust
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EXCLUSIVE: 364K Migrant Got-Aways Already Recorded in 2022
Roughly 364,000 migrants eluded apprehension by the Border Patrol this fiscal year, which ends in September, according to a source within Customs and Border Protection. Nearly 60,000 got-aways were recorded in April alone.
The source says the number, recorded daily on an internal basis, includes evidence from technology systems and aerial drones registering migrants crossing the Rio Grande in Texas and other areas between ports of entry in New Mexico, Arizona, and California. The metric is usually not released by CBP. Agents also use traditional techniques to locate and count footprints.
Agents previously told Breitbart the numbers of got-aways are likely much higher due to reduced field patrols. The surge in border apprehensions mean agents are routinely relegated to administrative duties in migrant processing facilities.
According to the source, agents are increasingly spending most hours transporting, processing, and providing humanitarian care at border facilities instead of performing more important border security patrols. As a result, the source says, the absence of routine patrols is driving the got-away number.
EXCLUSIVE: 364K Migrant Got-Aways Already Recorded in 2022
Roughly 364,000 migrants eluded apprehension by the Border Patrol this fiscal year, which ends in September, according to a source within Customs and Border Protection. Nearly 60,000 got-aways were recorded in April alone.
The source says the number, recorded daily on an internal basis, includes evidence from technology systems and aerial drones registering migrants crossing the Rio Grande in Texas and other areas between ports of entry in New Mexico, Arizona, and California. The metric is usually not released by CBP. Agents also use traditional techniques to locate and count footprints.
Agents previously told Breitbart the numbers of got-aways are likely much higher due to reduced field patrols. The surge in border apprehensions mean agents are routinely relegated to administrative duties in migrant processing facilities.
According to the source, agents are increasingly spending most hours transporting, processing, and providing humanitarian care at border facilities instead of performing more important border security patrols. As a result, the source says, the absence of routine patrols is driving the got-away number.
EXCLUSIVE: 364K Migrant Got-Aways Already Recorded in 2022
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Injured Migrant Woman Rescued on Ranch near Border in Texas
Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a migrant woman found on a Texas ranch near the border. The woman became unconscious after sustaining an injury.
Injured Migrant Woman Rescued on Ranch near Border in Texas
Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a migrant woman found on a Texas ranch near the border. The woman became unconscious after sustaining an injury.
Injured Migrant Woman Rescued on Ranch near Border in Texas
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Moment 280 migrants are rescued from inside a tractor trailer that was abandoned on roadside in southern Mexico
A group of 280 United States-bound migrants have been rescued from the back of an abandoned tractor trailer, authorities in the Mexican southern state of Veracruz revealed.
The individuals were being smuggled through a Córdoba-Orizaba highway in the municipality of Córdoba before the truck was abandoned on the side of a road near a gas station Tuesday.
Cops responding to a 911 call unlocked the cargo's door and discovered the migrants crammed on the ground of the container and along a makeshift floor that had been put together to fit more people.
A video recorded by a bystander showed several of the migrants standing on top of the trailer's roof while others were being helped out.
Police in the southern Mexico state of Veracruz inspected a truck and discovered 280 migrants from Cuba, Central America and South America who were being ferried to the country's northern border so that they could be smuggled into the United States. At least three people were hospitalized for dehydration
State authorities in the Mexican state of Veracruz said there were 18 minors with the 280 people who were found crammed inside a tractor trailer Tuesday
Moment 280 U.S.-bound migrants are rescued from an abandoned tractor trailer in southern Mexico | Daily Mail Online
A group of 280 United States-bound migrants have been rescued from the back of an abandoned tractor trailer, authorities in the Mexican southern state of Veracruz revealed.
The individuals were being smuggled through a Córdoba-Orizaba highway in the municipality of Córdoba before the truck was abandoned on the side of a road near a gas station Tuesday.
Cops responding to a 911 call unlocked the cargo's door and discovered the migrants crammed on the ground of the container and along a makeshift floor that had been put together to fit more people.
A video recorded by a bystander showed several of the migrants standing on top of the trailer's roof while others were being helped out.
Police in the southern Mexico state of Veracruz inspected a truck and discovered 280 migrants from Cuba, Central America and South America who were being ferried to the country's northern border so that they could be smuggled into the United States. At least three people were hospitalized for dehydration
State authorities in the Mexican state of Veracruz said there were 18 minors with the 280 people who were found crammed inside a tractor trailer Tuesday
Moment 280 U.S.-bound migrants are rescued from an abandoned tractor trailer in southern Mexico | Daily Mail Online
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How China’s TikTok Rakes in Cash for Cartels
Law enforcement officials across the southern border blame the Chinese app TikTok for facilitating cartel violence and drug smuggling, as well as luring young Americans into working for them with seductive videos.
"Cartels are trying to get workers. They're trying to recruit people to help them out. [They] show lots of money, they show lots of drinking, partying, and everything else," Commander Jorge Esparza of the Brooks County Sheriff Department told the Washington Free Beacon during a recent trip to the border. "The way I look at it is, if social media companies are getting mad at somebody for making a comment about race or sexuality or something, I think they should be held more accountable" for what cartels are posting.
Anyone can open TikTok and find what amounts to a job board offering: a few hundred bucks in exchange for a simple task, such as driving a car a few miles past a law enforcement checkpoint. A search for "cartel" on TikTok brings up thousands of posts—some of which resemble rap music videos—with a combined nearly 682 million views. Commenters ask how to apply for a job or leave their contact information.
How China's TikTok Rakes in Cash for Cartels
Law enforcement officials across the southern border blame the Chinese app TikTok for facilitating cartel violence and drug smuggling, as well as luring young Americans into working for them with seductive videos.
"Cartels are trying to get workers. They're trying to recruit people to help them out. [They] show lots of money, they show lots of drinking, partying, and everything else," Commander Jorge Esparza of the Brooks County Sheriff Department told the Washington Free Beacon during a recent trip to the border. "The way I look at it is, if social media companies are getting mad at somebody for making a comment about race or sexuality or something, I think they should be held more accountable" for what cartels are posting.
Anyone can open TikTok and find what amounts to a job board offering: a few hundred bucks in exchange for a simple task, such as driving a car a few miles past a law enforcement checkpoint. A search for "cartel" on TikTok brings up thousands of posts—some of which resemble rap music videos—with a combined nearly 682 million views. Commenters ask how to apply for a job or leave their contact information.
How China's TikTok Rakes in Cash for Cartels
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Texas Woman Convicted of Paying Cop $1,700 to Kill Boyfriend’s Sister
Angelica Navarro-DePaz admitted to the recording, but claimed she only said those things because she feared for her life.
A Texas jury convicted a woman of hiring an undercover police officer to kill her boyfriend’s sister over money the other woman owed her for helping to smuggle her into the country.
Texas woman convicted of paying cop $1,700 to kill boyfriend's sister
Angelica Navarro-DePaz admitted to the recording, but claimed she only said those things because she feared for her life.
A Texas jury convicted a woman of hiring an undercover police officer to kill her boyfriend’s sister over money the other woman owed her for helping to smuggle her into the country.
Texas woman convicted of paying cop $1,700 to kill boyfriend's sister
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BORDER TOWN USA: Nashville Trio Moved Mexican Cartel Drugs Across Nation
A trio from Nashville pleaded guilty to smuggling millions of dollars worth of fentanyl and heroin into Texas and then on to several U.S. cities for a Mexican drug cartel. The group moved multiple drug loads from the border region to their final destination in Tennessee before being arrested by authorities last year.
This week, two U.S. citizens, 23-year-old Liz Jomayra Diaz-Colon and 30-year-old Elias Herrera appeared before a U.S. District Court Judge in McAllen, Texas, where they pleaded guilty to drug trafficking conspiracy charges. Another member of the group, 30-year-old Jonathan Guemez, pleaded guilty to a similar charge in December.
BORDER TOWN USA: Nashville Trio Moved Mexican Cartel Drugs Across Nation
A trio from Nashville pleaded guilty to smuggling millions of dollars worth of fentanyl and heroin into Texas and then on to several U.S. cities for a Mexican drug cartel. The group moved multiple drug loads from the border region to their final destination in Tennessee before being arrested by authorities last year.
This week, two U.S. citizens, 23-year-old Liz Jomayra Diaz-Colon and 30-year-old Elias Herrera appeared before a U.S. District Court Judge in McAllen, Texas, where they pleaded guilty to drug trafficking conspiracy charges. Another member of the group, 30-year-old Jonathan Guemez, pleaded guilty to a similar charge in December.
BORDER TOWN USA: Nashville Trio Moved Mexican Cartel Drugs Across Nation
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EXCLUSIVE: Juvenile Human Smuggler Shot After West Texas Police Chase near Border
A juvenile human smuggler attempting to transport five migrants away from the border was shot by law enforcement after leading them on a pursuit through a rural west Texas county. A source familiar with the investigation says the smuggler attempted to strike authorities with his vehicle before he was shot.
EXCLUSIVE: Juvenile Human Smuggler Shot After West Texas Police Chase near Border
A juvenile human smuggler attempting to transport five migrants away from the border was shot by law enforcement after leading them on a pursuit through a rural west Texas county. A source familiar with the investigation says the smuggler attempted to strike authorities with his vehicle before he was shot.
EXCLUSIVE: Juvenile Human Smuggler Shot After West Texas Police Chase near Border
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Moment 280 migrants are rescued from inside a tractor trailer that was abandoned on roadside in southern Mexico
A group of 280 United States-bound migrants have been rescued from the back of an abandoned tractor trailer, authorities in the Mexican southern state of Veracruz revealed.
The individuals were being smuggled through a Córdoba-Orizaba highway in the municipality of Córdoba before the truck was abandoned on the side of a road near a gas station Tuesday.
Cops responding to a 911 call unlocked the cargo's door and discovered the migrants crammed on the ground of the container and along a makeshift floor that had been put together to fit more people.
A video recorded by a bystander showed several of the migrants standing on top of the trailer's roof while others were being helped out.
Police in the southern Mexico state of Veracruz inspected a truck and discovered 280 migrants from Cuba, Central America and South America who were being ferried to the country's northern border so that they could be smuggled into the United States. At least three people were hospitalized for dehydration
State authorities in the Mexican state of Veracruz said there were 18 minors with the 280 people who were found crammed inside a tractor trailer Tuesday
Moment 280 U.S.-bound migrants are rescued from an abandoned tractor trailer in southern Mexico | Daily Mail Online
Why are their faces being blocked out? They're illegal.
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BORDER TOWN USA: Nashville Trio Moved Mexican Cartel Drugs Across Nation
A trio from Nashville pleaded guilty to smuggling millions of dollars worth of fentanyl and heroin into Texas and then on to several U.S. cities for a Mexican drug cartel. The group moved multiple drug loads from the border region to their final destination in Tennessee before being arrested by authorities last year.
This week, two U.S. citizens, 23-year-old Liz Jomayra Diaz-Colon and 30-year-old Elias Herrera appeared before a U.S. District Court Judge in McAllen, Texas, where they pleaded guilty to drug trafficking conspiracy charges. Another member of the group, 30-year-old Jonathan Guemez, pleaded guilty to a similar charge in December.
BORDER TOWN USA: Nashville Trio Moved Mexican Cartel Drugs Across Nation
This is a local issue. Imagine the potential crime it brings and has brought as well.
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Sanctuary State California: Three-Time Deported Illegal Alien Charged with Kidnapping Three-Month-Old Baby
An illegal alien, deported three times from the United States, has been charged for her alleged involvement in kidnapping three-month-old Brandon Cuellar in the sanctuary state of California.
Yesenia Ramirez, a 43-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, has been arrested and charged along with 28-year-old Jose Roman Portillo for allegedly kidnapping Cuellar in broad daylight last month while his grandmother was unloading groceries.
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials confirmed to local media that Ramirez was deported in 2018. She returned twice to the U.S. in 2019 and was deported each time before returning again at an unknown date.
In 2019, after having been convicted of illegal reentry, Ramirez spent just ten days in jail. ICE agents have asked the Santa Clara County Jail to turn Ramirez over to their custody if she is released at any time, but California’s expansive sanctuary state policy protects criminal illegal aliens from arrest and deportation.
Sanctuary State California: Three-Time Deported Illegal Alien Charged with Kidnapping Three-Month-Old Baby
An illegal alien, deported three times from the United States, has been charged for her alleged involvement in kidnapping three-month-old Brandon Cuellar in the sanctuary state of California.
Yesenia Ramirez, a 43-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, has been arrested and charged along with 28-year-old Jose Roman Portillo for allegedly kidnapping Cuellar in broad daylight last month while his grandmother was unloading groceries.
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials confirmed to local media that Ramirez was deported in 2018. She returned twice to the U.S. in 2019 and was deported each time before returning again at an unknown date.
In 2019, after having been convicted of illegal reentry, Ramirez spent just ten days in jail. ICE agents have asked the Santa Clara County Jail to turn Ramirez over to their custody if she is released at any time, but California’s expansive sanctuary state policy protects criminal illegal aliens from arrest and deportation.
Sanctuary State California: Three-Time Deported Illegal Alien Charged with Kidnapping Three-Month-Old Baby
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2,600 Migrants Apprehended, Six Bodies Recovered in Texas over Mother’s Day Weekend
Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents apprehended more than 2,600 migrants over Mother’s Day Weekend. Agents also interdicted 16 human smuggling loads, rescued 12 migrants, and recovered the remains of eight deceased migrants.
2600 Migrants Apprehended, Six Bodies Recovered in Texas over Mother's Day Weekend
Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents apprehended more than 2,600 migrants over Mother’s Day Weekend. Agents also interdicted 16 human smuggling loads, rescued 12 migrants, and recovered the remains of eight deceased migrants.
2600 Migrants Apprehended, Six Bodies Recovered in Texas over Mother's Day Weekend
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