Illegal migration has a high human cost. Politicians who advocate for it have blood on their hands.
Howie Carr at the Boston Herald sums up the latest outrage.
Consider the case of “Perverso,” one Henri Salvador Gutierrez, an illegal MS-13 gangbanger from El Salvador.
Perverso is now one of six gangbangers charged with the savage murder last summer in Lynn of a 17-year-old. He was recorded bragging in jail how he and his fellow illegal-immigrant welfare recipients killed the kid – “dicing him as if he were a cow.”
take our poll - story continues below[gravityforms id="56"]Completing this poll grants you access to DC Dirty Laundry updates free of charge. You may opt out at anytime. You also agree to this site's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.A federal immigration judge had cut him loose five weeks before the murder.
Perverso had gang tattoos and a history.
In October 2015 Perverso was arrested for carrying a knife at a local high school – “SALVADOR indicated that this was the first time he had ever carried a knife, never threatened to use a knife, and he never harmed anyone …”
Remember, he’s now charged with murdering a 15-year-old … with a knife.
June 2016 – Perverso is arrested again for carrying a large knife in Chelsea – “SALVADOR claimed that he was carrying it home from work to cut things around the house.”
July 2016 – Perverso is arrested in Boston, this time for carrying a machete – “SALVADOR claimed he was carrying the machete for a friend who lied to him and told him that the friend needed a machete to chop wood at his house to grill … .”
How insane do you have to be to swallow such a string of fantastic lies? The judge who refused to allow this bloodthirsty monster’s deportation is Mario Sturla, a graduate of Brown University, selected for the no-heavy-lifting sinecure by the very ethical Loretta Lynch.
Sturla was billed as the first Dominican judge. And he certainly appears to be a rather soft touch. Though the parents of Perverso’s victims might disagree.
The Somali man arrested by immigration agents in a Portland courthouse in April was granted bail by a federal immigration judge Thursday.
Abdi Ali, who became a legal permanent resident soon after coming to Maine as a refugee in 1996, will be allowed to go home to his adopted family, even as the court proceedings continue to determine whether he should be deported for a 4-year-old drug possession conviction.
A Block Island resident who was arrested and detained for overstaying his student visa is being allowed to return to the island.
Immigration Judge Mario Sturla cited the community’s “overwhelming support” moments before ordering that Meriton Gurguri, 29, be released on $2,500 bail.
During Tuesday’s bail hearing, Sturla said Gurguri does not pose a danger to the public.
Longtime Pioneer Valley resident and detained Iraqi immigrant Niberd Abdalla will be released from ICE custody, ending a seven month stay in the Suffolk County House of Corrections, his attorney Buz Eisenberg said Wednesday.
Boston Immigration Court Judge Mario Sturla ordered Abdalla released on his personal recognizance following a bond hearing, over the objection of immigration authorities, Eisenberg said. Abdalla is still subject to an order of removal and will be seeking legal remedies to fix his immigration status.
Now that a man is dead, will this farce end? I doubt it.
Courtesy of Freedom Outpost
Article posted with permission from Daniel Greenfield
My name is Daniel Greenfield. I am a blogger and columnist born in Israel and living in New York City. I am a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and a contributing editor at Family Security Matters. My original biweekly column appears at Front Page Magazine and my blog articles regularly appear at Family Security Matters, the Jewish Press, Times of Israel, Act for America and Right Side News, as well as daily at the Canada Free Press and a number of other outlets. I have a column titled Western Front at Israel National News and my op eds have also appeared in the New York Sun, the Jewish Press and at FOX Nation.
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