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I want to hear more about this guy.
He was already here at 10?
ERO busted Miguel Andres-Mateo, 20, from Guatemala, in Cornelia, Georgia, outside Atlanta. Andres-Mateo had previously been convicted for driving under the influence and was previously ordered removed from the US in 2014 by an immigration judge. He, too, will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the country.
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Well, it's a start ...
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This one also left me with questions. What are the mechanics involved in deporting someone to a country we don’t have relations with? It’s not like you put him on the next American Airlines flight with Marshall assigned to him. Do we rely on third-nation help?
Jose Barco-Chirino, a Venezuelan national, was taken into custody at Colorado State Prison in Canon City, Colo., where he was serving time after being convicted of attempted murder, extreme indifference and felony menacing with a real or simulated weapon.
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I want to hear more about this guy.
He was already here at 10?
ERO busted Miguel Andres-Mateo, 20, from Guatemala, in Cornelia, Georgia, outside Atlanta. Andres-Mateo had previously been convicted for driving under the influence and was previously ordered removed from the US in 2014 by an immigration judge. He, too, will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the country.
I want to hear more about this guy.
He was already here at 10?
ERO busted Miguel Andres-Mateo, 20, from Guatemala, in Cornelia, Georgia, outside Atlanta. Andres-Mateo had previously been convicted for driving under the influence and was previously ordered removed from the US in 2014 by an immigration judge. He, too, will remain in ICE custody pending removal from the country.
Possible, I suppose. Regardless, he was ordered out of the country 10 years ago.
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Well he’s 20 now, so yeah he was 10 when ordered out. I’m curious when he came. And when was the DUI?
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This one also left me with questions. What are the mechanics involved in deporting someone to a country we don’t have relations with? It’s not like you put him on the next American Airlines flight with Marshall assigned to him. Do we rely on third-nation help?
Jose Barco-Chirino, a Venezuelan national, was taken into custody at Colorado State Prison in Canon City, Colo., where he was serving time after being convicted of attempted murder, extreme indifference and felony menacing with a real or simulated weapon.
What are the mechanics involved in deporting someone to a country we don’t have relations with? It’s not like you put him on the next American Airlines flight with Marshall assigned to him. Do we rely on third-nation help?
I ws thinking the same thing. You have to clear with the ingoing country that it is okay. What if they refuse? "We dont want a murder back in our country!!"
or maybe someone will not say where they are from? What do you do with them?
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@taiwan_girl said in 308 down…:
What you’re missing is that these were specifically 308 charged with criminal cases beyond being illegally in the country. Your chart includes them but is not limited to them. As roughly 8-10% of migrant encounters are with criminals, that means the average is 24-30 per day. I’d say a 10X increase is significant…
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I wonder how much low hanging fruit there is. How many do the feds know about and know their location? At some point they’ll exhaust those and it’ll get harder. But I don’t know if that number is 1000 or 100,000
I wonder how much low hanging fruit there is. How many do the feds know about and know their location? At some point they’ll exhaust those and it’ll get harder. But I don’t know if that number is 1000 or 100,000
I think you’ll also find ancillary pickups. When you go into a house and arrest an MS13 member, you’ll likely find 2-3 more.
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They just raided an Immigration Attorney’s office in Providence…
The Brad
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They just raided an Immigration Attorney’s office in Providence…
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They just raided an Immigration Attorney’s office in Providence…
Uh oh
