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If our Senators ever wonder why most of America is against immigration reform in its present form you don?t have to look much further than this story.
3 hours after getting out of jail this guy rapes a 15 year old. On top of that the guy has been in jail 11 times since 2001. And yet they ?suspect? him to be an illegal, but apparently can?t figure it out one way or another.
Reminds me of the Virginia Beach story where the illegal had been arrested three times before he finally killed someone. Here the guy has been arrested 11 times.
There should be a very simple law that states an illegal convicted of a crime is immediately deported, after serving their sentence, and reentry to the country should be a felony.
The mere act of coming here illegally shows a disregard for the law therefore any other crime they commit should be more than enough to get them sent home.
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"Maury County deputies and federal agents are looking for a man who is accused of raping a 15-year-old girl only hours after being released from jail.
Juan Villa, 24, has been in the Maury County Jail 11 times since 2001 on charges of assault, public intoxication, driving without a license and contempt of court.
He was released from jail on $1,000 bail on Friday at about 9:45 p.m. and is suspected of raping the 15-year-old shortly after midnight. During the investigation, a 13-year-old girl also told deputies she was raped by Villa, Sheriff Enoch George said.
Detective Jerry Williams said Villa knew the 15-year-old but the two were not close.
Villa is suspected of being in the country illegally and George said the department had contacted Immigration and Customs Enforcement about him before he was released from jail but the federal agents said they would deal with him later.
"It is very frustrating," George said.
While searching for Villa at a mobile home park on Tuesday, authorities rounded up at least 13 people they believe are illegal immigrants.
The sheriff's department has detained about 80 illegal immigrants since May, including 25 in a single day. The arrests have prompted some immigrant rights group to accuse the department of racial profiling.
George defended the actions, saying the immigrants who were detained were encountered during criminal investigations.
"If they are here and they are trying to support their family, they are still here illegally," he said. "They are still here violating the law."
The sheriff said he will continue to work with federal immigration agents, but he also wants to enroll in a federal program that trains deputies to determine whether arrestees are illegally in the country."
BTW the story is from Tennesse, not a boarder state where you might expect this type of stuff.
3 hours after getting out of jail this guy rapes a 15 year old. On top of that the guy has been in jail 11 times since 2001. And yet they ?suspect? him to be an illegal, but apparently can?t figure it out one way or another.
Reminds me of the Virginia Beach story where the illegal had been arrested three times before he finally killed someone. Here the guy has been arrested 11 times.
There should be a very simple law that states an illegal convicted of a crime is immediately deported, after serving their sentence, and reentry to the country should be a felony.
The mere act of coming here illegally shows a disregard for the law therefore any other crime they commit should be more than enough to get them sent home.
Link
"Maury County deputies and federal agents are looking for a man who is accused of raping a 15-year-old girl only hours after being released from jail.
Juan Villa, 24, has been in the Maury County Jail 11 times since 2001 on charges of assault, public intoxication, driving without a license and contempt of court.
He was released from jail on $1,000 bail on Friday at about 9:45 p.m. and is suspected of raping the 15-year-old shortly after midnight. During the investigation, a 13-year-old girl also told deputies she was raped by Villa, Sheriff Enoch George said.
Detective Jerry Williams said Villa knew the 15-year-old but the two were not close.
Villa is suspected of being in the country illegally and George said the department had contacted Immigration and Customs Enforcement about him before he was released from jail but the federal agents said they would deal with him later.
"It is very frustrating," George said.
While searching for Villa at a mobile home park on Tuesday, authorities rounded up at least 13 people they believe are illegal immigrants.
The sheriff's department has detained about 80 illegal immigrants since May, including 25 in a single day. The arrests have prompted some immigrant rights group to accuse the department of racial profiling.
George defended the actions, saying the immigrants who were detained were encountered during criminal investigations.
"If they are here and they are trying to support their family, they are still here illegally," he said. "They are still here violating the law."
The sheriff said he will continue to work with federal immigration agents, but he also wants to enroll in a federal program that trains deputies to determine whether arrestees are illegally in the country."
BTW the story is from Tennesse, not a boarder state where you might expect this type of stuff.
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