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In reply to the discussion: Man ordered detained by ICE 9 times arrested on suspicion of woman's stabbing death [View all]SunSeeker
(58,297 posts)5. Did you even read your own fucking article? ICE could have gotten him upon his release, but didn't.
From the article:
Cortese, the county supervisor, said the county has for many years provided ICE with complete real-time computer data about such individuals in their custody and their scheduled release dates.
Generally, despite having this information, ICE does not show up to take custody in a timely manner to avoid release into the community, he said. That handoff could otherwise take place seamlessly if ICE would merely show up at or prior to the release date.
https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/03/11/police-arrest-suspect-in-murder-of-south-san-jose-woman/
Generally, despite having this information, ICE does not show up to take custody in a timely manner to avoid release into the community, he said. That handoff could otherwise take place seamlessly if ICE would merely show up at or prior to the release date.
So why didn't ICE show up upon his release if they issued 9 detain requests? Were they too fucking busy caging babies??
This cannot be blamed on sanctuary laws, which merely require that ICE provide a warrant if they want a county jail to hold someone for them. That makes perfect sense. Otherwise, our county jails would become detention facilities for ICE. County jails are already overcrowded. ICE has its own detention facilities. ICE should have put this guy in one of them upon his release, but ICE failed to do so upon being notified of his impending release. This is on ICE, not the county.
Interesting that you would fail to mention this salient point while wringing your hands over how this story supposedly "gives ammunition" to the "build the wall crowd."
You know what fuels the "build the wall" bigots? Unthinking repetition of their bullshit talking points.
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Man ordered detained by ICE 9 times arrested on suspicion of woman's stabbing death [View all]
alp227
Mar 2019
OP
The criticisms by the mayor and police chief are obtuse to the point of being disingenuous
RockRaven
Mar 2019
#3
Excellent post. Documented and undocumented immigrants commit crime at lower rates than citizens.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#4
OFFS. Sanctuary laws already do not "protect criminals." They protect the Constitution.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#13
Exploiting deaths for wrongful political purposes is quite a blatant disregard.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#24
I dig how you play the "I'm done with you" routine with people who hold different opinions.
LanternWaste
Mar 2019
#49
Did you even read your own fucking article? ICE could have gotten him upon his release, but didn't.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#5
Got it. So you give ICE (the baby cagers) the benefit of the doubt, but not the county.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#12
ICE's mission has changed under Trump. Sadly, people will do evil things for a paycheck.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#26
Accusing DUers of not having empathy for murdered people is really offensive and shows a lot of hate
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#47
Because ICE is not doing its job. Trump is using them to terrorize asylum seekers instead.
SunSeeker
Mar 2019
#18
Somewheres, thirty murders committed by US citizens detained 9 times by local police in same month
Bernardo de La Paz
Mar 2019
#6
"Cases like these, sadly, give ammunition to the 'build the wall' crowd."
WhiskeyGrinder
Mar 2019
#9
I agree murders shouldn't be on the streets. But that doesn't mean sanctuary cities are immoral.
rockfordfile
Mar 2019
#51