What do Massachusetts, New York, and Colorado have in common? According to the nonprofit Global Refuge, they’re all considered “sanctuary states.” Unfortunately, something else they all have in common is that some of the migrants they’re harboring have been arrested for attacking women, children, and dogs in recent weeks.
Let’s start with Massachusetts where Governor Maura Healey said she would not cooperate with Donald Trump’s deportation plans and would use “every tool in the toolbox” to “protect” the state’s residents. Well, Healey isn’t doing such a great job because the Boston branch of U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced earlier this week that it had arrested two illegal immigrants for forcibly raping children in the Bay State.
The first person arrested, 21-year-old Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz, left Guatemala and crossed the border in Texas in 2020 and was allowed into the country with a notice to appear before a Department of Justice (DOJ) Executive Office of Immigration Review Judge, according to Fox News. Earlier this year, he was arrested for rape of a child by force, rape of a child, and indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or older. Federal agents issued a detainer at the time, but local police ignored it and released him on bail.
“Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz stands accused of horrifically victimizing a Massachusetts child and represents a significant threat to our neighborhoods. We owe it to the children of our New England communities to prioritize public safety above everything else,” said Patricia H. Hyde, director of the Boston field office for ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO).
Another Massachusetts man, 42-year-old Billy Erney Buitrago-Bustos of Colombia, has been in the country illegally since 2016 and was charged with raping a child by force, statutory rape, and aggravated rape. ICE also announced the arrest of a third guy, 41-year-old Alexandre Romao De Oliveira, who was charged with child rape in Brazil in 2022. He was supposed to serve 14 years of jail time in his home country but fled to the U.S. instead. He was apprehended at the New Mexico border, but was released and given a notice to appear before a DOJ judge. […]
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