Following a Judicial Watch lawsuit, the Department of Homeland Security has reinstated a reporting system that informs the public about illegal immigrants who commit crimes after being released from state or local custody.
The offenders are shielded by sanctuary policies that ban local law enforcement from honoring Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers placed on illegal aliens who have been arrested on local criminal charges.
To pressure municipalities that protect illegal aliens, the Trump administration published weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Reports highlighting state and local governments that did not comply with ICE's detainer program.
The troublesome logs included details of illegal aliens who committed all sorts of atrocious crimes after local authorities let them go and identified the law enforcement agency that released them.
"The report will highlight cases where ICE issued a detainer, the detainer was declined, and the alien subsequently committed a crime after being released from state or local custody. Because ICE is often not alerted by uncooperative jurisdictions when a detainer has been declined, and because ICE may only learn of the detainer having been declined after an alien is arrested for a subsequent offense, the cases contained in this report are examples of a broader public safety issue and are not exhaustive."
The comeback report offers alarming details involving 16 illegal immigrants who committed crimes after being released by various California law enforcement agencies during a three-month period.
In all of the cases, ICE issued detainers but local police ignored the federal agency to protect the illegal alien from deportation, instead freeing the perpetrator back into the community.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2019/07/illegal-aliens-released-from-local-custody-commit-more-crimes-honduran-freed-10-times/?utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=
The offenders are shielded by sanctuary policies that ban local law enforcement from honoring Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers placed on illegal aliens who have been arrested on local criminal charges.
To pressure municipalities that protect illegal aliens, the Trump administration published weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Reports highlighting state and local governments that did not comply with ICE's detainer program.
The troublesome logs included details of illegal aliens who committed all sorts of atrocious crimes after local authorities let them go and identified the law enforcement agency that released them.
"The report will highlight cases where ICE issued a detainer, the detainer was declined, and the alien subsequently committed a crime after being released from state or local custody. Because ICE is often not alerted by uncooperative jurisdictions when a detainer has been declined, and because ICE may only learn of the detainer having been declined after an alien is arrested for a subsequent offense, the cases contained in this report are examples of a broader public safety issue and are not exhaustive."
The comeback report offers alarming details involving 16 illegal immigrants who committed crimes after being released by various California law enforcement agencies during a three-month period.
In all of the cases, ICE issued detainers but local police ignored the federal agency to protect the illegal alien from deportation, instead freeing the perpetrator back into the community.
https://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/2019/07/illegal-aliens-released-from-local-custody-commit-more-crimes-honduran-freed-10-times/?utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=
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