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ICE Billboards Expose Pennsylvania’s Sanctuary Illegals

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

NEIL MUNRO

2 Oct 2020435

3:04

 The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is using six billboards to publicize dangerous illegal migrants who are being protected by Pennsylvania Democrats.

Tony Pham, the unconfirmed senior official performing the duties of the director, said:

Too often sanctuary policies limiting cooperation with ICE result in significant public safety concerns. ICE will continue to enforce immigration laws set forth by Congress through the efforts of the men and women of ICE to remove criminal aliens and making our communities safer.

An ICE statement said:

The billboards feature at-large immigration violators who may pose a public safety threat. These individuals were previously arrested or convicted of crimes in the U.S., but were released into the community instead of being transferred to ICE custody pursuant to an immigration detainer.

The characters spotlighted by the billboards include:

Han Soo Lee, 61, a South Korean national illegally present in the U.S. Lee was arrested by the Philadelphia Police Department Aug. 11 for aggravated assault, simple assault, possessing instrument of crime, recklessly endangering. ICE lodged a detainer with Curran-Fromhold Detention Center, but due to Philadelphia sanctuary laws, detainers have not been honored, and the subject was released to the community.

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In December 2018, the Pittsburgh Police Department arrested Harvinder Singh, an Indian national illegally present in the U.S., for harassment. ICE officers lodged a detainer with the Allegheny County Jail, but it was not honored, and the subject was released from local custody without notification to ICE. This marked the second time a detainer on Singh wasn’t honored. He was previously arrested in 2017 for driving under the influence in Georgia, subsequently convicted, and the Columbus Police Department released him with an active detainer in place.  In February 2020, the New York Police Department (NYPD) arrested and charged him with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. ICE lodged a detainer with the NYPD – Queens Central Booking and is currently monitoring the disposition of his criminal case.

The six billboards are located at or near:

1. Route 1 north of Old Lincoln Highway
2. Pennsylvania Turnpike Bridge & Wood
3. Walt Whitman Bridge #5
4. Route 130 .3 miles south of Airport Circle
5. North Christopher Columbus Boulevard Arctic Avenue
6. I-276 Pennsylvania Turnpike east of Buck Road

The population of illegal immigrants exceeds 11 million and includes some who are violent criminals. Most politicians and business groups, as well as media outlets, oppose strict enforcement of the deportation rules, partly because the migrants boost the U.S. economy by serving as consumers, property renters, and workers.

House Democrats hide an amnesty — and a cheap-labor, low-productivity future for Americans — inside their latest coronavirus bailout bill.
Plus a big new pipeline of compliant & cheap foreigners to take white-collar healthcare jobs. https://t.co/6zDAUsn3oI

— Neil Munro (@NeilMunroDC) October 2, 2020

NEVER UNDERESTIMATE WHAT THE GLOBALIST DEMOCRAT PARTY WILL DO FOR THEIR ILLEGALS!

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who in 2019 reprieved 737 convicted murderers, including cop-killer Luis Bracamontes, did not speak publicly about the Pacheco family. Attorney general Xavier Becerra, once on Hillary Clinton’s short list as a running mate, failed to mention the case. Under California’s sanctuary law, the protection of violent criminals always takes priority over justice for their victims and the safety of the people. 

Feds Send Criminal Illegal to Prison on Gun Charges

While California courts delay his trial on triple manslaughter and felony DUI charges.

Wed Sep 30, 2020 

Lloyd Billingsley

Last week, U.S. District Judge Morrison C. England sentenced Ismael Huazo-Jardinez to 15 months in prison for “possessing a firearm while being an alien unlawfully in the United States.” As U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott explained, “Huazo-Jardinez is a citizen and national of Mexico who has twice been removed from the United States and has not been granted permission to return. As an alien unlawfully in the United States, Huazo-Jardinez is prohibited by federal statute from possessing a firearm.” The prison-bound Mexican, as it happens, has yet to face trial on the original criminal charges that led to discovery of that firearm.

On May 4, 2019 in Knight’s Landing, California, north of Sacramento, Huazo-Jardinez crashed his Chevrolet Avalanche into a mobile home, killing Jose Pacheco, 38, Anna Pacheco, 34, their 10-year-old son Angel Pacheco, and critically injuring daughter Mariana Pacheco, 11. The driver’s blood-alcohol level was .122, far above the legal limit.

The drunk tried to flee but neighbors tackled him and held him for police. They sought triple manslaughter and felony DUI charges, but the illegal caught a break when Sutter County judge David Ashby, a 2016 appointee of Gov. Jerry Brown, allowed Huazo-Jardinez to post bail. The Mexican national promptly fled but Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) apprehended him on May 7.

In the cab of the Mexican’s Chevrolet Avalanche police found a handgun that had been reported stolen in Boise, Idaho. At the illegal’s Yuba City residence police found a second stolen firearm registered to a resident of Colusa County. A search of the residence also turned up 9mm ammunition, $12,000 in cash and more than two dozen cell phones. Police also found a Mexican passport and a bag packed with clothes, signs that the triple manslaughter suspect was preparing to flee the country.

According to ICE spokesman Paul Prince, “Ismael Huazo-Jardinez is an illegally present Mexican national. The U.S. Border Patrol apprehended him in Arizona and granted him voluntary return to Mexico in February 2011. . . He illegally re-entered at some point thereafter.”

On May 28, Sutter County officials charged the illegal alien with three counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol causing injury, with four enhancements for great bodily injury or death. The U.S. Attorney’s Office filed the gun charges, and those resulted in a conviction and sentence before Sutter County launched proceedings on action on the manslaughter charges. From the start, Sutter County authorities were not exactly eager to pursue justice for slain victims Jose, Anna, and Angel Pacheco, and the injured Mariana.

It is highly unusual for a triple manslaughter suspect to be granted bail, particularly when he has already attempted to flee the scene of the crime. Judge Ashby granted bail to Huazo-Jardinez and it remains unclear who ponied up the $30,000 that allowed the Mexican to flee. On the other hand, if he had been kept in custody, the state’s sanctuary law would have barred Sutter County officials from handing the illegal to ICE. Fortunately, a federal Fugitive Operations Team captured the illegal before he could flee to Mexico.

In May, 2020, Huazo-Jardinz pleaded guilty to the gun charges and has now been sentenced to 15 months in prison. That all took place during a pandemic so locals wonder about the lethargy of state officials on the triple manslaughter charges. The case recalls Gustavo Perez Arriaga, also known as Paulo Virgen Mendoza, a Mexican gang member illegally present in the United States.

This criminal gunned down Newman, California, police officer Ronil Singh on December 26, 2018. Three illegals who helped Arriaga flee were tried and convicted in federal court before September 1, 2020, when his murder trial was slated to begin but didn’t. Judge Ricardo Cordova, a 2003 appointee of Democrat governor Gray Davis, delayed the trial until well after the November 3 election. If Californians thought that was the real reason for delay it would be hard to blame them. President Trump mentioned the Singh case, and the deaths of the Pachecos shows the need for border enforcement.

Violent criminals abound in California and the state has no need to import them. Ismael Huazo-Jardinez, or whatever his real name is, was not supposed to be in the United States in the first place. He violated U.S. immigration law, gun laws, and his felony DUI claimed three innocent lives. As landlord Frankie Gonsalves told reporters, the Pachecos were a “model family. Two very hardworking parents, farmworkers, well-behaved kids. Really good people, pay their rent on time.” Now only Mariana remains.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who in 2019 reprieved 737 convicted murderers, including cop-killer Luis Bracamontes, did not speak publicly about the Pacheco family. Attorney general Xavier Becerra, once on Hillary Clinton’s short list as a running mate, failed to mention the case. Under California’s sanctuary law, the protection of violent criminals always takes priority over justice for their victims and the safety of the people.