Most Sanctuary Releases in California
ICE has identified the 20 jurisdictions with the most rejected detainers. Most are in California.
OBAMA AND THE MEXICAN CRIME TIDAL WAVE
Across the U.S., there are 340 cities, counties,
and states that are considered "sanctuary cities". These jurisdiction
protect criminal aliens from deportation by refusing to comply with ICE
detainers or otherwise impede open communication and information exchanges
between their employees or officers and federal immigration agents.
The number of jurisdictions that are obstructing
immigration enforcement has grown to roughly 340, according to the Department
of Homeland Security.1 This
has resulted in the release by local authorities of approximately 1,000 criminal
aliens per month.
RAPE: IT’S A MEXICAN SPORT!
One of these is Victor Aureliano
Hernandez Ramirez2 who, together with an accomplice, was
arrested in July 2015 for raping and then bludgeoning 64-year-old Marilyn
Pharis, of Santa Maria, Calif. She died eight days later. Ramirez had been
arrested for battery in May 2014 and was in the custody of the Santa Barbara
County Sheriff. ICE issued a detainer in order to begin the deportation process
after the charges were resolved, but the sheriff did not comply, apparently in
accordance with California's state sanctuary law that went into effect on
January 1, 2014.
CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GEN. KAMALA
HARRIS…. she declares that nearly half the murders in LA RAZA-OCCUPIED
MEXIFORNIA are by mex gangs…. and then busts her arse for the DEMOCRAT PARTY’S
open borders amnesty!
KAMALA
HARRIS (LA RAZA SUPREMACY DEM) IS GUILTY OF MURDER.
“Also remaining nearly silent is
San Francisco's Mayor Edwin Lee (D), who has been tweeting about
women's soccer (and directing all questions to the sheriff). California Gov. Jerry
Brown (D), who signed the
state's TRUST Act, allowing
for sanctuaries, has clammed up. Other California pols who have promoted the
city's sanctuary policies have said next to nothing. This includes, for
example, former San Francisco District Attorney and current California Attorney
General Kamala Harris (D) (also busy tweeting about soccer), who is vying for
retiring Sen. Barbara Boxer's (D) seat; former Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D); and
the entire San Francisco Board of Supervisors who are tweeting about ice cream,
jazz festivals and posting selfies taken on BART. I wish I were making this
up.”
JUDICIAL WATCH: 165,000 MEX CRIMINALS ON THE LOOSE.
IT’S ALL PART OF OBAMA’S CATCH, RELEASE, LOOT AND VOTE DEM PROGRAM!
“Until lawmakers end the catch-and-release policies of the Obama administration,” said Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies, “any infrastructure improvements, new strategies, and better metrics are pointless.”
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