U.S. immigration agents just picked up 22 illegal alien criminals from the “Trump-free zone" of Chicago, including a guy from Mexico charged with sexually assaulting a child.
“A 37-year-old previously deported Mexican man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago,” ICE reported Wednesday in a press release. “He was previously convicted twice of drug possession, and he has pending criminal charges for sexually assaulting a child. He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.”
Because for Rahm Emanuel & Co., it’s so much better to thumb your nose at Trump than to protect the residents of your already-violent city streets from child rapists who shouldn’t even be here in the first place.
Here are a few other violent illegal aliens the so-called "sanctuary city" couldn't be bothered with – including a DACA recipient who’s a known gang member and was previously convicted of battery (#ThanksObama!).
- A 38-year-old Mexican citizen and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 8 in Rolling Meadows. He was previously convicted in Cook County for felony aggravated criminal sexual assault and bodily harm. He was previously deported. Cook County Sheriff’s Office did not honor the ICE detainer that was placed. He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
- A 20-year-old Mexican man and a known gang member was arrested Jan. 7 in Round Lake Beach. He was previously convicted of battery. He is also Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient with two extensions. He was served a notice to appear before a federal immigration judge, and will remain in ICE custody pending disposition of his immigration proceedings.
- A 32-year-old previously deported Ecuadoran man was arrested Jan. 7 in Chicago. He has criminal convictions for DUI, domestic assault and assault. He remains in ICE custody pending presentation of criminal prosecution for re-entry after deportation.
Six of the 22 arrested aliens had been released back into Chicago communities after local police refused to honor their ICE detainers, immigration officials said. Most had criminal convictions that included sexual assault, kidnapping, assault, assault with a weapon, drug possession, theft, obstruction of justice and driving under the influence. Two were known fugitive immigration violators, and six were arrested for illegally re-entering the United States after having been deported, which is a felony.