ICE Catches 31 Criminal Aliens in New York
by R. Cort Kirkwood
TheNewAmerican.com
Monday, 27 May 2019
Immigration and Customs Enforcement collared nearly three dozen illegal-alien criminals last week during a five-day sweep in New York.
Enforcement and Removal Operations, the subsidiary bureau that deports illegals, ran the dragnet from May 19 through May 23.
ERO apprehended the illegals in New York City, Long Island, and the Hudson Valley.
Who Was Removed
ERO focused on illegals with either criminal convictions or pending charges, ICE reported. Of 31 illegals arrested, more than 26 were convicted thugs or faced charges, and more than 29 had final orders for removal and failed to leave, or were, as is typical of criminal aliens, previously deported.
While some of the illegals face prosecution for returning illegally, others who aren’t prosecuted will be processed for deportation. And those with outstanding orders for removal, ICE reported, “are generally subject to immediate removal from the country.” Two of the thugs will, inexplicably,, get a hearing before an immigration judge.
The raid covered New York City and the seven counties of Ulster, Nassau, Suffolk, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, and Westchester.
The illegals are mostly from Latin and South America and the Caribbean: Peru, Mexico, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Jamaica, St. Kitts, and Dominican Republic. Others are from China, India, and Ukraine.
Among the illegals here to “do the jobs Americans won’t do,” ICE reported, is a citizen of St. Kitts arrested in Elmont. He has a removal order and a conviction for second-degree assault of a “3-month old child that was struck multiple times in the face causing a fracture to the orbital bone.”
ERO nailed a Salvadoran thug in the Bronx who also had a removal order. He was “previously released from New York City Department of Correction custody with an active detainer lodged.” He has convictions for tampering and trespassing. Another Salvadoran, this one caught in Central Islip, has a removal order and convictions for DUI and child endangerment.
ERO collared a fine young Dominican in New Hyde Park. He, too, has a removal order and was “convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and conspiracy to impair, impede, obstruct, and defeat the Internal Revenue Service.”
The agency caught two more Dominicans in Brooklyn, both with removal orders. Once has convictions for possession of a stolen car and drug possession, the other a conviction for possession of stolen property and a pending drug possession charge.
ERO apprehended a Jamaican in Rosedale, also with a removal order, who has two reckless driving convictions and “pending criminal charges for assault 2nd degree: intent to cause physical injury with weapon/instrument, burglary 3rd degree: illegal entry with intent to commit crime, identity theft, obstruct governmental administration, possession of burglar tools, and resisting arrest.”
ERO caught up with a Chinese pimp in Brooklyn, and another Jamaican in Hempstead with a disorderly conduct conviction. Both have removal orders.
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