Illegal alien charged with triple murder was a ‘dreamer’
F ederal officials have confirmed that an illegal immigrant released from jail by a “sanctuary city” and later charged with a triple murder was a “Dreamer” protected from deportation.
Luis Rodrigo Perez, a 23-year-old Mexican national, was given two-year Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status in 2012 and 2014. It was unclear if he sought it in 2016.
“The illegal alien who murdered three people after he was released from a New Jersey county jail was a DACA recipient in 2012 and 2014, as confirmed by ICE,” tweeted the Center for Immigration Studies, which advocates for reforms focused on legal immigration.
It cited a Springfield, Mo., News-Leader story that quoted a top Immigration and Customs Enforcement official on the DACA status of Perez.
Despite the administration’s opposition, House Democrats are expected to push for continued recognition of DACA “Dreamers” when they take power in January.
ICE said that Perez was let go from a New Jersey jail because the facility does not respect ICE requests for prisoners who are illegal immigrants. ICE sought Perez in December, but he was released and ICE was notified.
“Had ICE’s detainer request in December 2017 been honored by Middlesex County Jail, Luis Rodrigo Perez would have been placed in deportation proceedings and likely sent home to his country – and three innocent people might be alive today. It is past time that localities realize the perils of dangerous sanctuary policies and resume their primary goal of protecting their residents," said ICE Acting Executive Associate Director Corey Price in a statement.
Perez has been charged with three murders in Springfield, Mo., two during a shootout on Nov. 1 and a third the next day.
Since President Trump’s moved into the White House, ICE and the Justice Department have stepped up efforts to end sanctuary city policies. But over 300 continue to exist, many in big cities in New York, New Jersey, and California.
New Jersey released him even though ICE wanted him "Perez was let go from a New Jersey jail because the facility does not respect ICE requests for prisoners who are illegal immigrants. ICE sought Perez in December, but he was released and ICE was notified.". I think the Families of his Victims should file a Law Suit against the New Jersey Prison Facility that released him, he should have been either in ICE custody or deported at the time of these murders. Either way if they had followed the Law these murders would never have happened.
If everyone followed the law, there would be zero murders.
Which is why I think it's weird that Democrats get mad when the president says they support open borders and releasing criminals. It's true.
No, it's false
This is a very broad sweeping generalization. I don't think we're permitted to do that on this site. At least some of us are not allowed.......
Then you endorse border enforcement and also turning over criminals to ICE for deportation?
I don't think I said all Democrats feel that way, but obviously many do. Look at all the Democratic cities and states that oppose working in any way with federal immigration authorities, including turning over criminals for deportation.
oh...okay. It just seemed kinda broad sweeping because there are many people who identify as democrat but aren't lockstep with all positions.
Agreed! I hope to see a resurgence in the influence those people have. Unfortunately, the positions I referenced are no longer fringe positions in the party. They are official policy in several cities and states, and major national figures in the party who once advocated for control of our borders now attack anyone who suggests we should control our borders better.
'Let the lowlife scumbags in Congress'
the gop?
Pat, I understand the point your meme is trying to make, but it has nothing to do with the topic of the seeded article. I won't flag your off-topic comment this time, but please don't derail my seed again. Thank you.
I disagree but thank you.
According to your poster it looks like we have more than enough murders and bombers and other criminals already and certainly do not need to let any more in to the country. That caravan can either turn around and go back where it came from or stay in Mexico.
So, why add to the problem of criminal citizens by letting criminal aliens roam free illegally? Stopping domestic criminals has its own complications, but stopping criminal illegal aliens is pretty straight forward: Stop them from entering the country in the first place, and deporting any we find within our borders. I don't see why any citizen would object to that.
I dont think many do.The problem has always been logistics and cash.
Politicians do not want to spend the amount of funds it would take to actually fully secure and maintain the entire border. Because no one really wants to pay for it.
Not even mexico it seems. Certainly not the American taxpayers.
If that was really the reason, then I think we'd be having different conversations about this. For one thing, we wouldn't be calling anyone racist for wanting to secure the border. We'd be saying they were fiscally irresponsible and there would be a lot more cost/benefit analysis than we see currently.
Second, there is very little cost involved in picking up the phone (or sending an email) to contact the local ICE office to let them the know the jail is about to release an illegal alien criminal. I have also heard no jurisdiction cite costs as the primary reason (or even a minor reason) for instituting a sanctuary policy.
In fact, that practice is probably increasing costs for ICE, because now they have to go hunt for these people on the streets. It also puts ICE agents and the surrounding community at risk by forcing confrontations that could have been avoided.
Unquestionably, there is a cost in building a wall. I would expect (without being an expert on the matter) that the highest costs of a wall would be in the initial construction. In the years after construction, I would think the wall costs little or nothing to maintain. By contrast, border patrol agents and technology requiring maintenance increase costs each year.
There are also studies that show that illegal immigration is a net cost to local, state and federal governments. Of course, it's probably impossible to know exactly how much. Regardless, it stands to reason that decreasing the flow with a wall would decrease such costs, so that the wall partly pays for itself.
This has little to do with the wall. Just as people overstaying their visas.
You are correct though it isn't as simple as a wall, the maintenance of sevalace is a long term escalating major ongoing cost
I still say one of the major reason for the lack of fencing and or a wall is money.
Yes attitude plays into it but I do think if we could erect and watch over our border for free it would be have been done long ago. or if another country would foot the bill it'd be done by now as well....
Till then I'd say the American taxpayer is somewhat indifferent unless some one else pays.
And, in today's news, the Mexican military and State police ESCORT 400 Illegal Aliens to the border and new channels have taped/posted videos of the Illegal Aliens climbing the wall in San Diego.
The Mexican government also has printed and is distributing pamphlets on how to cross the border illegally.
Does crime happen? Sadly yes. Using a murder to justify a position is just as wrong.
That's jolly good for Politifact California. If you read the seeded article, you'd have learned that the illegal alien accused of three murders was in NJ and MO.
No shit. It does not invalidate the study.
So you are saying that employing the National Guard and now US armed forces to the border are having no impact?
I was gently reminding you that you were wildly veering off-topic.
So what? I don't care how little crime they commit. They commit some crime and it's the simplest crime to eliminate. All we have to do is keep them out of the country and we will have zero crime from people who aren't supposed to be here in the first place.
How 'bout this for protection - Perez has been in the U.S. since at least 2010. He applied, and was granted, DACA protection in 2012, 2014 and possibly 2016. Each application contains a section that explains the application process for "Legal Status", leading to a Green Card, Authorization to Work, Establishing Residency and a Change of Status to be come a U. S. Citizen.
So - he was given the information three times and obviously ignored it.
Deport his little azz - all he wants is a free ride.
So? This doesn't mean that every dreamer is a criminal, just like those people mentioned by Pat doesn't mean every American is a criminal.
correct me if I am wrong, but isn't it part of DACA that to be eligible that the individual ALSO not have any criminal record? I would think that if convicted of even one of these charges , the guy is NOT eligible for DACA protection any longer and should serve any time on conviction and after that be deported.
Do you think he'll even be eligible for parole?
cant say , each jurisdiction is different , but as I said , once what ever sentence is metted out if convicted , once that is served , that does not include parole , once he is out of the jail , adios muddafuggah. of course that would most likely mean he will spend most of the time in jail. it would also be based on if he also gets no possibility of parole added to the sentence.
Well since he committed the crimes in MO, he will either get the death penalty or life without parole.
I guess he'll be staying for awhile
So if convicted , he can kiss his DACA protections and eligibility goddbye, and say hello to a big stinkin bite of dookie doo.....
I would say. Any and all of his protections are gone.
This Dreamer killed dreams of US Citizens
And, the way this is titled and, written makes it a hit piece on all Dreamers. It try's to paint all of them as murders, rapist and, the like and, that isn't true.
why put U S Citizens at additional risk? There are already enough problems, why add even more?
LOL, I guess you haven't been watching the news over the past month, one American killed 12 Americans in a Synagogue, one American sent bombs to other Americans, one American shot two Americans in a store. It would seem that we have more to fear from Americans than we do those seeking the American dream.
and did we have a reason to remove them? No, we were already stuck with them. They are part of the load we are already carrying, why add more to it?
Overpopulation is the other problem that is hiding in plain sight, that worries me even more
And, the same thing was said when the Irish, the Italians, the Polish and, the concentration camp Refugees came over here. It never seems to get old with you guys.
And, this is one of the silliest statements I've seen on here. Texan, show me where I suggested not enforcing immigration laws. Fact is that is a simple deflection from what I did state, we are in more danger from our citizens that we are from any illegal, especially Dreamers.
Why do you like them so much?
Why do you and, others on here hate them so much?
I was asked the same foolish question.
Answer a question with a question. Luv It !
Me ?
"Illegal" has something to do with it. In FACT..... MOST to do with it !
"Illegal" isn't a "Race" by the way !
Dreamers, according to DACA, aren't "illegals", they are immigrants seeking citizenship and, they have rules to follow, this man broke those rules and, deserves what he gets, the rest of the Dreamers shouldn't pay for what HE did.
Indeed, and thanks to taxpayers paying for their educations and more, many are lawyers, teachers, politicians, and in other professional careers who, after living in the USA for decades, STILL haven't bothered to earn their green cards or citizenship.
True.
I dont hate anyone. I dont like illegal people coming here. I do however understand their plight. How to help them ? I don't have that the answer.
I always figured that's why we hired people called politicians to figure out the solutions to problems like this so we could live our own lifes. I figure that's part of why I pay taxes. It seemed to work real well for a long time. 241 years.
But, now we can't even seem to be able as a nation to decide which way is the right way on much of anything, and hardly anyone even cares to listen to the others side.
So immigration has been a great dividing tool and I expect it will be for some time to come. Politicians use it to gain power.
I do wonder who actually profits from all this division ? Cause it isn't me. Its cost me friends.
I answered you question, Now why do you like them so much?
No, as long as they follow the rules laid out in DACA, they are legal and, they are seeking citizenship.
They got that treatment because of the special circumstances they entered the country under.
False, the kids that are here and, are participating in DACA who have jobs and, are getting an education or, serving in our military are paying taxes as well so, the idea that they are somehow getting a "free ride" on the tax payer dole is simply not true. I know this because one of the rules that they have to follow is either working at a job or, getting an education.
I'll say this one more time and, one more time only. I couldn't care one way or, the other about them personally but, they deserve the right to be heard, many of them came here seeking asylum, those people need to have their cases heard in court and, not the court of public opinion like Trump wants. The Dreamers and, I'll say this loud and, clear so, that there is no mistake, the Dreamers are trying to make themselves legal through the rules laid out under the Obama EO, they should be allowed to do this and, not be hampered by the Trump Administration or, the Congress or, the courts unless of course, like this POS they break the law and, the rules, then all bets are off for the person, the one person, who broke the rules.
Yeah, right - the "Special Circumstance" of coming into the U.S. ILLEGALLY - BS.
Or even APPLIED for citizenship.
So, your a toddler and, your parents are carrying you down the street, they cross the street and, you wanted to go in the candy store on the corner before they took you across the street. Did you cross the street because you wanted to or, because your parents carried you across the street?
Let's use your logic here. You say that "illegal aliens" are bad, all of them, even the all of the Dreamers who are trying to become citizens legally, ok, you want to deport every one of them, ok, now, let's use that. Four of Trumps supporters committed crimes last month so, using your logic that makes all Trumps supporters criminals, we should lock up everyone of them or, deport everyone of them, including Trump and, his family. Right?
What your talking about isn't this,
What is the truth is, this is what they really are,
Really scary people there, watch out for them, according to Trump they're rapists and, murderers.
As are some Americans, should we deport all Americans?
Galen - that is the most ridiculous "comparison" I've ever seen.
Now, the parents "jay walked"?? Yup - violation of law. They cross the street again as "jay walkers"?? Yup - violation of law.
Your parents cross the border into the U. S. without permission from the government?? Yup - violation of law. Your parents, KNOWINGLY, INTENTIONALLY and BLATANTLY violated numerous U. S. laws and should be cited with child endangerment and violation of numerous Fed laws because they entered the U. S. ILLEGALLY.
See the difference?
They sure are !
"American Citizens" are "Dreamers" !
LOL Boy that's so true, Perhaps these days we could use a few more doers and a few less dreamers though.
pun intended.
lol
I get it.
You wrote this,
And, posted a picture of the accused killer in response to my post which said this,
I also posted a picture of some really scary kids......they were immigrant children holding up signs.
In response to your post which said, "This proves that some are in fact rapists or murderers." and, the picture you posted I posted this,
Get it?
Here area few reasons I don't like them:
they think they can just come here and we have to take them in and accept them they will cost money and divert resources from American Citizens and make every existing problem worse
Overpopulation and overcrowding are problems and they just add to them
They are NOT our problem to start with
I don't want to live in a third world country and have my standard of living decline
the wants and needs of US Citizens should be exceeded before any foreigners are let in
They are not familiar with our form of government and way we live
I don't want to be pushed aside
we have enough problems already
Their supporters don't seem to want them in their areas or want to be unconvinced by them
I don't see how they will improve the USA, but I see problems Seems some want use them to increase their power and dilute strength of other Americans They and their cheerleaders think we have to change to accommodate them rather than they accept American ways and customs
and I don't like being bothered with other people's problems, That's some of the reasons I don't like them or want them here
Isn't the title of the article a contradiction? I mean, if the person was a DACA recipient then they are on file with the government, correct?
I think the next step in identifying those here illegally is to review those who came here generations ago. Anyone born to those people should be deported. Their citizenship was given to them under false pretenses. They were not citizens and therefore their offspring are not citizens.