Virginia Dems push anti-ICE bills days after Spanberger rejects detainer for illegal immigrant murder suspect
Who's accountable for the results?
Democrats in the Virginia state legislature took steps to advance laws aimed at restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts and cooperation with local police just days after Democrat Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said that a warrantless ICE detainer would not be sufficient to hand a criminal illegal alien suspected murderer, with over 30 criminal charges to his name, over to federal officials.
Several of the Senate and House Democrats who took procedural steps and voted in favor of the anti-ICE bills this week include Democrats whose districts are either inside, or partially inside Fairfax County, where Stephanie Minter was murdered by Abdul Jalloh, an illegal alien from Sierre Leone, who police had warned Democrat Commonwealth's Attorney for Fairfax County, Steve Descano, needed to remain behind bars due to his violent record.
However, Jalloh was let back onto the streets, and he subsequently murdered Minter. Now, Spanberger is forcing ICE to get a warrant in order to hand him over. Meanwhile, a similar event in Fairfax County several weeks ago, after Descano's office let a criminal illegal alien with an ICE detainer out of jail, who then days later killed a man.
DHS BLASTS SPANBERGER ON POTENTIAL RELEASE OF ILLEGAL MIGRANT WITH 30+ ARRESTS CURRENTLY CHARGED WITH MURDER
"The tone deafness is unbelievable," Sean Kennedy, Virginians for Safe Communities president, told Fox News Digital. Del. Thomas Garrett, R-56, also called out Democrats this week for officials' failure to heed warnings to keep Jalloh behind bars, noting he had over 150 interactions with law enforcement and over 30 charges to his name, many of which were subsequently dropped.
Garrett also pointed out how on DA Descano's website it indicates "wherever possible" he will make charging or plea decisions "that limit or avoid immigration consequences."
Yesterday, "18 Delegates who represent Fairfax, Arlington and Alexandria voted to make it harder, not easier, harder, to turn over not illegals, but violent criminal illegals to ICE," Garrett said in an impassioned floor speech this week, according to North Virginia news station, WJLA. "Gas-light much? They told us we were bad for not joining them in voting that way."
Many of these bills were released shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office in January.
Among a slate of bills advanced this week, via a litany of procedural votes, which would restrict ICE enforcement operations, include HB 1441. HB 1441, introduced shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office, would require certain conditions that make it more difficult …
Who's accountable for the results?
Democrats in the Virginia state legislature took steps to advance laws aimed at restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts and cooperation with local police just days after Democrat Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said that a warrantless ICE detainer would not be sufficient to hand a criminal illegal alien suspected murderer, with over 30 criminal charges to his name, over to federal officials.
Several of the Senate and House Democrats who took procedural steps and voted in favor of the anti-ICE bills this week include Democrats whose districts are either inside, or partially inside Fairfax County, where Stephanie Minter was murdered by Abdul Jalloh, an illegal alien from Sierre Leone, who police had warned Democrat Commonwealth's Attorney for Fairfax County, Steve Descano, needed to remain behind bars due to his violent record.
However, Jalloh was let back onto the streets, and he subsequently murdered Minter. Now, Spanberger is forcing ICE to get a warrant in order to hand him over. Meanwhile, a similar event in Fairfax County several weeks ago, after Descano's office let a criminal illegal alien with an ICE detainer out of jail, who then days later killed a man.
DHS BLASTS SPANBERGER ON POTENTIAL RELEASE OF ILLEGAL MIGRANT WITH 30+ ARRESTS CURRENTLY CHARGED WITH MURDER
"The tone deafness is unbelievable," Sean Kennedy, Virginians for Safe Communities president, told Fox News Digital. Del. Thomas Garrett, R-56, also called out Democrats this week for officials' failure to heed warnings to keep Jalloh behind bars, noting he had over 150 interactions with law enforcement and over 30 charges to his name, many of which were subsequently dropped.
Garrett also pointed out how on DA Descano's website it indicates "wherever possible" he will make charging or plea decisions "that limit or avoid immigration consequences."
Yesterday, "18 Delegates who represent Fairfax, Arlington and Alexandria voted to make it harder, not easier, harder, to turn over not illegals, but violent criminal illegals to ICE," Garrett said in an impassioned floor speech this week, according to North Virginia news station, WJLA. "Gas-light much? They told us we were bad for not joining them in voting that way."
Many of these bills were released shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office in January.
Among a slate of bills advanced this week, via a litany of procedural votes, which would restrict ICE enforcement operations, include HB 1441. HB 1441, introduced shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office, would require certain conditions that make it more difficult …
Virginia Dems push anti-ICE bills days after Spanberger rejects detainer for illegal immigrant murder suspect
Who's accountable for the results?
Democrats in the Virginia state legislature took steps to advance laws aimed at restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts and cooperation with local police just days after Democrat Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said that a warrantless ICE detainer would not be sufficient to hand a criminal illegal alien suspected murderer, with over 30 criminal charges to his name, over to federal officials.
Several of the Senate and House Democrats who took procedural steps and voted in favor of the anti-ICE bills this week include Democrats whose districts are either inside, or partially inside Fairfax County, where Stephanie Minter was murdered by Abdul Jalloh, an illegal alien from Sierre Leone, who police had warned Democrat Commonwealth's Attorney for Fairfax County, Steve Descano, needed to remain behind bars due to his violent record.
However, Jalloh was let back onto the streets, and he subsequently murdered Minter. Now, Spanberger is forcing ICE to get a warrant in order to hand him over. Meanwhile, a similar event in Fairfax County several weeks ago, after Descano's office let a criminal illegal alien with an ICE detainer out of jail, who then days later killed a man.
DHS BLASTS SPANBERGER ON POTENTIAL RELEASE OF ILLEGAL MIGRANT WITH 30+ ARRESTS CURRENTLY CHARGED WITH MURDER
"The tone deafness is unbelievable," Sean Kennedy, Virginians for Safe Communities president, told Fox News Digital. Del. Thomas Garrett, R-56, also called out Democrats this week for officials' failure to heed warnings to keep Jalloh behind bars, noting he had over 150 interactions with law enforcement and over 30 charges to his name, many of which were subsequently dropped.
Garrett also pointed out how on DA Descano's website it indicates "wherever possible" he will make charging or plea decisions "that limit or avoid immigration consequences."
Yesterday, "18 Delegates who represent Fairfax, Arlington and Alexandria voted to make it harder, not easier, harder, to turn over not illegals, but violent criminal illegals to ICE," Garrett said in an impassioned floor speech this week, according to North Virginia news station, WJLA. "Gas-light much? They told us we were bad for not joining them in voting that way."
Many of these bills were released shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office in January.
Among a slate of bills advanced this week, via a litany of procedural votes, which would restrict ICE enforcement operations, include HB 1441. HB 1441, introduced shortly after Gov. Spanberger took office, would require certain conditions that make it more difficult …
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