...arrested on September 27 due to previous convictions for cocaine and marijuana possession...
“George Retes was arrested and has been released,” she said. “He has not been charged. The U.S. Attorney’s Office is reviewing his case, along with dozens of others, for potential federal charges related to the execution of the federal search warrant in Camarillo.”
A repeat of the Retes case involving that marijuana farm in California.
Last week, the 13-year-old was arrested by Everett police for allegedly threatening another student at his school.
While the boy's mother waited at police headquarters following his arrest, she discovered her 13-year-old son had been turned over to ICE and quickly moved out of state.
The article makes no mention of his or his mother's immigration status.
"Illegal aliens who claim to be recipients of DACA are not automatically protected from deportations," a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said in a statement. "DACA does not confer any form of legal status in this country. Any illegal alien who is a DACA recipient may be subject to arrest and deportation for a number of reasons, including if they’ve committed a crime.
The article makes no mention of any specifics of any individual case so it is entirely possible those arrested by ICE had other criminal convictions or charges pending.
This is a one-sided article about a Salvadorian national, Mario Guevara, and being held on criminal charges and is in ICE custody. There was no attempt at balance in it by getting ICE's side of the story.
Another DACA case. This time the article tries an appeal to pity fallacy. The ICE response to the article was:
...a senior DHS official said in an email, “Deferred action does not confer any form of legal status in this country.”
“The facts are this individual is an illegal alien. This Administration is not going to ignore the rule of law,” the original statement read.
This article is behind a paywall.
This article is behind a paywall. Note: The Intercept is a radical Leftist publication.
Another appeal to pity fallacy article.
After her asylum case was denied in 2007, she appealed up to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, but her final appeal was denied “sometime in 2012 or 2013,” Ahluwalia said. Since then, she had checked in with ICE every six months for 13 years. Because she was repeatedly checking in with ICE while under a final order...
So, this woman had a final order of removal slapped on her 13 years ago and the government hadn't removed her. That the Trump administration is going to do that, finally, seems a case of justice delayed.
A one-sided 'hit piece' by the ACLU. There was no attempt at balance nothing cited as rebuttal by ICE, just the ACLU cherry picking the facts they wanted to present.
Another one-sided hit piece in the form of an appeal to pity.
Another radical Leftist site that offers up nothing but an appeal to pity without any balance or rebuttal.
Basically, if you are in the US illegally ICE can bust you and should.
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