Joe Biden’s border problem appears to be causing more and more terrible evidence every day. A recent story from Colorado serves as yet another horrifying illustration of how Biden’s tidal surge of criminal illegals is putting all of us in peril.
Sad conclusion: A mother and kid tragically die in a reported incident involving a border crosser during Joe Biden’s administration.
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Authorities in the northern Denver neighborhood of Broomfield, Colorado, made an arrest on December 15. Fox News claimed that Jose Guadalupe Menjivar-Alas is now in prison.
Menjivar-Alas, 37, was placed under arrest on December 12 in connection with a fatal vehicle accident.
When Melissa Powell’s Mazda CX-5 and Menjivar-Alas’s Toyota Tundra collided, a horrific accident happened. The tragic incident resulted in the deaths of Melissa, 47, and her 16-year-old son, Riordan.
Menjivar-Alas is charged by police for driving under the influence.
Menjivar-Alas was rushed to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and subsequently placed under police arrest.
Charges for vehicular murder stemming from driving under the influence, reckless driving, and habitual traffic offender status are brought against the culprit.
Menjivar-Ala, an El Salvadorian citizen, was discovered to be living in the nation unlawfully, according to the inquiry. It was also found that before to the regrettable event that caused the disaster, he had been deported several times.
Furthermore, he has been found guilty of driving under the influence several times in the US.
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As reported by the Daily Caller, Menjivar-Alas had four prior convictions from Boulder County Court between 2007 and 2019. This information was obtained from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Not too long after a Boulder County court sentenced the guilty party to probation, community service, and work release, Powell and her teenage son perished in a car accident.
Why did Menjivar-Alas receive a light penalty rather than being deported? This can be explained by the fact that Denver and the surrounding areas have “sanctuary city” laws in place.
“Sanctuary policies not only lack any public benefit but also contribute to an increase in crime against citizens. By giving sanctuary to illegal aliens, these policies inadvertently enable them to commit crimes without consequences. The safety of citizens must be our utmost concern,” John Fabbricatore, a former director of the ICE Denver Field Office and current board member of the National Immigration Center for Enforcement, told the Daily Caller.
“The failures of Colorado’s sanctuary policies allowed a convicted criminal to stay in our local communities on probation, intentionally avoiding notifying ICE. If sanctuary policies were abolished, these unnecessary deaths could have been prevented. We must end sanctuary policy and secure the border now!” Fabbricatore added.
Fox brought up Menjivar-Alas’s prior dates of deportation. Menjivar-Alas was deported in April 2009, then removed again in June of the same year after making a comeback. He was then taken out in June 2013, November 2014, and January 2015.
“ICE records show that the subject has been previously removed and has no regard for immigration law,” An ICE official told Fox News.
Menjivar-Alas now has an immigration detainer issued by ICE, dated December 18.
“As part of its routine operations, ICE targets and arrests noncitizens who commit crimes and other individuals who have violated our nation’s immigration laws,” ICE added. “All noncitizens in violation of U.S. immigration law may be subject to arrest, detention and, if found removable by final order, removed from the United States, regardless of nationality.”
This criminal’s repeated return demonstrates how brittle our border has grown and how little these illegal criminals fear our immigration and law enforcement agencies.
However, the killing of two more American citizens is another proof that Joe Biden has put each and every one of us in jeopardy.
