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your support. WSOCTV reports two members of MS thirteen will
spend thirty five years in prison for the murder of
a man in East Charlotte. A judge sentenced to Charlotte
Dad's Too Charlotte men Christian Alejandro Garcia Santa Cruz, along
with Otterly Jose Velis Ronquido. They were convicted in the
twenty twenty two fatal shooting of Wilson Gutierrez, who was
killed outside of a nightclub off of Central Avenue. Prosecutors
said that Cruz and Ronkillo committed the murder to increase
their position in the gang, the MS thirteen gang. This
was not a jury. Well, I take it back, I
shouldn't say that. I don't know this was just a
sentencing from the judge thirty five years for the murder,
simply to move up in the gang. Up in Wake
County the sheriff's office there. According to Stephen Horn, writing
for this Week in the Triangle dot Com, the Wait
County Sheriff's Office ranks number eighteen nationwide in the number
of deportable aliens released into the public. That's according to
ICE records obtained by the Center for Immigration Studies or CIS.
The CIS found that the Wake County Sheriff's office either
declined immigration detainer or provided insufficient notice to ICE for
two hundred and nineteen illegal aliens that were detained in
the county in the jail during the period of October
twenty twenty two through February twenty twenty five this year.
So for what about two and a half years or so,
two hundred and nineteen illegal aliens were detained, but then
either the immigration detainers were not honored or they didn't
tell ICE to come get the detainees. See this is
not just I think this is Gerald Baker up in
Wake County. Same deal that we've got with Gary. Not
my fault McFadden here, and I have learned it's the
same deal with Quentin Miller, the sheriff of Buncom County,
where Asheville is right, this was and if I recall correctly,
all three of these sheriffs ran for office the same
year twenty eight and they all made the same promise
to their Democrat base that they would not cooperate with ICE,
they would get rid of the two eighty seven g program,
and they were not going to cooperate with ICE, which
of course then prompted the release of violent criminals out
of the jails back into the communities where they could reoffend,
revictimize people. And then the legislature stepped in and tried
to force them to cooperate with ICE. And then they
found a loophole that Gary not my fault McFadden has
been using here in North Carolina in Mecklemburg County rather,
and the same appears to be the case with Gerald
Baker and Quentin Miller. These three sheriffs maladministration in office.
You can remove the sheriffs. Superior court judges, y'all are
in charge. You guys can do something about this. You
just have to have the will to do so. So
the two hundred nineteen illegal aliens that were detained in
Wake County are about half of the total for the
entire state five hundred and eight total reported illegal aliens
that got released in the state of North Carolina. That
puts US number eight in the ranking of the states
for the number of illegal aliens detained but then released
despite having detainers on them. Wake County began operating as
a sanctuary jurisdiction in twenty eighteen when Gerald Baker successfully
ran for sheriff on a platform of not cooperating with ICE.
The Republican super majority passed House Built ten last year.
In twenty twenty four, Governor Cooper vetoed it, but then
that was overridden. Yeah, because they were like, no more
sanctuary counties, and we're going to require cooperation with ICE detainers.
That that might be a problem if he runs for
US Senate or President. Stephen Horn goes on to report
there has been subsequent disputes between the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's
office and ICE over notification, resulting in the release of
one hundred sixty three illegal aliens since the law went
into effect in December. One hundred sixty three illegal aliens
released in Mecklenburg County since December. Sheriff Gary not my fault.
McFadden claims that his department is honoring the detainers by
not cooperating with ICE, although he would object to my
calling it that, even though that's exactly what he's doing.
He would object to that. Says it's not his fault,
which is very on brand for him. He says the
law doesn't require him to make the phone call. It's
simply a request from ICE, and he's not going to
do that, and that's cooperating with ICE by following the
law or something. He puts the blame on ICE for
not coming to pick up the aliens prior to release, which,
of course ICE wouldn't know Ice. ICE is happy to
let them sit in the jails. Ice, I'm not sure
you may be aware of this, but ICE and Customs
Border Protection, right, they're a little overwhelmed due to the
sheer volume of people that were allowed to enter the
country over the last four years. They're dealing with millions
and millions of people. And when somebody ends up incarcerated
in the jail, picked up on some you know, violent
offense or something, and they get thrown into the jail,
and Ice is happy to leave them in there until
they can come get them at some point. But if
they are going to bail out, if they have come
up with the money to get out of jail, Ice
has asked the sheriff, let us know as early as
you can, you know forty eight hours before or as
early as you can that the person has posted the bond.
And once we know that, now we know we got
to come get them. But the sheriff isn't telling them.
The sheriff wouldn't even tell them until HB ten passed
last year. The sheriff wouldn't even tell them whether they
were picked up in the first place. Ice claims that
McFadden is failing to provide notice of when the release
is scheduled to occur. In response to not my fault
McFadden's lack of cooperation, the House Speaker Deston Hall has
filed House Bill three eighteen, which would require agencies to
provide the forty eight hour notice prior to release that
Ice is seeking. So now we're going to force you
to do it. Gary, Now we're going to force you
because you will will not cooperate. Again, Gary McFadden, the
Sheriff of Mecklenburg County has he put in a press
release that deportation will not solve the illegal immigration problem.
He literally said that, when in fact it does. And
if you want proof, look at the numbers right now.
People aren't coming. Border crossings are down when you don't
give them a free path in or a free flight
into the country. When you don't give them all of
these open pathways, fewer people tend to try to make
the journey, which is, by the way, very very dangerous.
Your quote kindness is cruelty. That's what you are doing.
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the Maryland Man aka the MS thirteen gang member, The
Tennessee Star as a report they they found a connection
to the Maryland man aka Killmore A Brago Garcia. He
apparently had a bit of a run in at one
time with the Tennessee authorities. Yeah, in December of twenty
twenty two, so two and a half years ago, he
was suspected of being engaged in human trafficking. Interesting Tennessee
Highway Patrol officer who detained him after pulling him over,
and when they you know, got his identification and ran
the tags and had, you know, say, hey, why you
got all these people in your vehicle? And so they
called the FBI to try to get some guidance on
what the FBI wants the Tennessee Highway Patrol to do.
It took about two hours, but the FBI ultimately, after
you know, quite a good bit of deliberation and investigation,
they told the Tennessee Highway Patrol to just let them
all go, everybody, all of them. And so the Highway
Patrol complied with that request. Yeah. December sixth, twenty twenty two,
Abrego Garcia was transper remporting seven passengers in his vehicle
and operating said vehicle without a valid driver's license, which
is not legal. By the way, One source told The
Star The Tennessee Star that the Highway Patrol ultimately discovered
a Brego Garcia was on a terrorist watch list, but
they could not locate a Brego Garcia on a deportation list,
even though I think by that point he had been
ordered to ported. They had told him that two judges
had said yeah, you're MS thirteen, we believe it, and
not yet, you gotta go. And then he was like no, no, no,
I'm gonna appeal in the second judge like, hey, yeah,
you gotta go. You're MS thirteen and you're here illegally,
which is you cross the border. That's the crime. You
got to go. And then he was like, okay, well
let me try this excuse. I can't go back to
El Salvador because another gang is going to kill me.
Like okay, fine, we won't send you to El Salvador.
And then Trump gets into office and El Salvador just
happens to be the site that we've been sending people,
and so they put them on a plane and send
them to El Salvador. And that's the violation that the
Trump administration made in this case. I went over this
the other day. They sent him to the wrong country.
I think the easy answer here is just mail a
check down to L. Salvador's president Bouquela, and just mail
them a check for like, you know, one hundred two
hundred bucks or something, and pay for a bus ride
out of El Salvador, or reimburse the L. Salvadoran authorities
for a gas and let them drive him across the
border and dump them on the other side of the border.
Slight problem L Salvador and the president, as he stated
when he was at the Oval office the other day,
he said, they don't make a habit of releasing terrorists
back into their own country. They they tend to avoid
that sort of thing. So they don't want this guy
to be released back into their country. So enter my
idea right where you just pay send them some money
and let them just drive the guy out of the country,
maybe put a chip on him or something, you know,
so this way he comes back into the country, then
you can pick him up. Because, by the way, I
suspect that with his network and his family in El Salvador,
I suspect that if you were to send him to
a neighboring country, he probably would come back. He would
probably come back to El Salvador, or maybe he would
try to get back into America. I don't know now.
So whether or not he was on the terrorist watch
list is apparently is under debate, So we don't know
if that's true, because one of the sources told the
Tennessee Star that he was, but another source said that
the Highway Patrol did not discover Abrego Garcia on a
terrorist watch list, but that another one of the seven
passengers in the vehicle may have been on that watch list.
So it was either Garcia or one of his seven
passengers that he was trafficking. Either way, not sure, but
somebody that's the recollection of the Highway Patrol. The sources
rather that told the Tennessee Star about this traffic stop.
The FBI instructed Highway Patrol officers at the scene to
capture photos of all eight people in the vehicle and
document its contents. Once those photos were captured, the FBI
requested that the Highway Patrol release all eight individuals, and
the officers complied with that request. All right, if you're
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phones and talk with Jim. Hello, Jim, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Pete. Thank you for your time, sir, Yes, sir, I
have one issue with the whole narrative on the quote
unquote Maryland Dad.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The first sentence they say he's not again member, right.
Speaker 1: Then the second Well, hang on now, Jim, I don't
think anybody is actually, I don't think anybody can definitively
say that he is not a gang member.
Speaker 2: Right, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: The next sentence is, but if he goes back to
El Salvador, he's going to be threatened by a rival gang.
But to have a rival gang, that means you are
a gang member.
Speaker 1: Correct, Well, if you're using the word rival, then yes.
But I have to say, like I've not seen people
reporting that it's a rival gang. There is a different
gang called Barrio eighteen, and that gang is the reason
why he says he had to leave or he couldn't
go back. And the rival gang too, Barrio eighteen is
in fact MS thirteen. So all of that would support
your theory. But his story when he went for the
you know, don't deport me to El Salvador argument, because
he had already lost on the deporte two different times, right,
they had ordered him deported twice, and then this this
was like the third bite at the apple was Okay, fine,
just don't send me to Al Salvador because of the
Barrio eighteen thing. He claimed in that proceeding that it
was because his mom sold like some food out of
her house to make money, and that they were trying
to like squeeze her, the Barrio eighteen gang was trying
to get her to you know, pay protection, basically take
her money, and that they had threatened to harm him
if she didn't. But and so that was the story.
Although she doesn't sell the stuff anymore, she doesn't sell
the papoosas or whatever, she doesn't sell them any longer.
And the Brio eighteen gang has been smashed by the
new El Salvadoran government. So I'm not even clear why
that would still prevent him from being being sent back
to El Salvador at this point, But yes, it would
seem to line up that the Brio eighteen gang and
his uh you know them threatening him for his mom's business,
that somehow that might actually be some proof that he
was an MS thirteen gang gang banger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you're a connoisseur of English language search, so
I appreciate your time, yes.
Speaker 1: Sir, Yes, sir, you too, Thanks, Jim. I appreciate a
happy Easter. Yeah, this is one of those things, like
I don't understand why they've chosen this guy, Like there's
a there's a better poster child for this kind of thing,
Like there's a story today, but I know, like the
Left would have had to have waited a little bit
for this story. But there's a kid, he's a student,
and he's from Japan, and they took away his visa
because he had two speeding tickets and oh a, he
got popped for fishing without license. I forget where what
school he is going to. I don't don't. I don't
know what college he's at. And according to the report
that I had read this morning, I don't. I didn't
print it out. I didn't add it to the prep
pile because I needed, you know, to do more research
on it. But there was an allegation, I don't know
if this is true or not, but there was an
allegation that they were using AI, that the administration or
Border Patrol whoever, or ICE they're using AI to basically
go through all of the names and find anybody who
has any kind of you know, court proceedings attached to them,
and then that's how they're generating these lists to then
remove their visas. Now, the question I had, and this
is why I didn't pull the story and go in depth,
although here I am talking about it, but like the
first question I had was like, first off, okay, fishing
without a license, that that's actually a pretty serious thing,
like you're supposed to have the permit. But I could
understand why a kid from Japan may not know every
single regulation in every single place that he was whatever
he was doing the fishing right, So I could see
why he may not know. And I know ignorance is
no excuse, but that would make some sense. But I
believe that one was dismissed, but he had the the
other two speeding tickets that he got. The question I
have there is how fast was he going? Like was
he doing like one hundred and twenty and a forty
five zone? And then he did it again? Like I
think that might that might be important to the story.
But again, all I'm saying is that there are other
cases where I'm sure you could find Because it's gov CO.
GOVC is going to make a bunch of mistakes. It's
kind of what they do, you know, So I mean
they did it with this Maryland man. He wasn't supposed
to go to El Salvador, and they send him to
El Salvador. Are bad? Yeah, it's GOVC. They mess up
all the time. So send So send the guy someplace else.
Problem solved. Everyone's happy. Send him to Syria. How about that?
Send him to Iran or China, whatever, North Korea. How
about we send him to North Korea? Well that is
that okay, Oh no, no, we can't do that. There
were a whole lot of other countries to pick from.
We can pick any one of these countries. So this
Maryland man was apparently pulled over in Tennessee in December
and that he was suspected of human trafficking because he
had seven people in the vehicle with him. He did
not have a driver's license while he was driving the vehicle,
which is a misdemeanor in Tennessee class B misdemeanor punishable
by up to six months in jail. And the Tennessee
Star says that the officer who filed the report confirmed
that the seven individuals in the van were being transported
from Texas to Maryland by a Brego Garcia, which sounds
kind of human trafficking. You know, it sounds a little
bit like trafficking. Abrego Garcia is a Salvadoran citizen who
illegally immigrated to the United States in twenty twelve. Rather
and despite two judges determining that he is likely to
be a member of MS thirteen, he and his family
have denied the allegations. He was deported to El Salvadora
under President Trump in March. Both US District Judge Paula
Zennis and the US Supreme Court have ruled that the
government must take steps to allow a Brago Garcia to
return to the country. However, the High Court recently halted
in order by Judge Zennis on the grounds that she
sought to compel the Trump administration to engage in diplomacy
with Boukeley Naib Bukeley, the president of El Salvador. You
had a judge telling our president to engage in foreign diplomacy, Like,
that's not your lane, Judge. I know you got the
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Let me read this tweet. It's a peak tweet from
Dinah or Dina. I never know how to pronounce that anyway.
Many states, as liberal authorities, refuse to report migrant crimes
to the FEDS. That's how liberals get away with the
false statement that illegal aliens and migrants commit fewer crimes.
Liberals simply don't report the numbers. No, okay, I would
need to see evidence of that claim. No numbers equals
no real crime stats.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: I mean there have been have been studies, like the
Center for Immigration Studies CIS, they compile all sorts of
data on this. And you got problems with the federal
what used to be called the uniform what do they
call it, the Uniform Crime Reporting Statistics I think is
what they called it UCR. And because I remember, we
used to take those those figures and we would, you know,
rank the states. We would look to see like, okay,
well where do the different states fall in different cities,
And the FEDS and the local police were always like,
you shouldn't be used to rank states. There's the most dangerous,
Like yeah, that's what you say when you're the most
dangerous cities and states. You don't want people knowing that.
So you know, oh, not everybody reports these the same way,
So they've changed the way they collect the data. You
got major police departments that don't participate in some of
that stuff anymore. So Yeah, I mean, the whole reporting
system is a mess. But to me, the argument isn't
even about, Like, I don't even get into those arguments
about whether or not illegal aliens commit more or less
crime than the native population. It doesn't matter to me.
It doesn't because any illegal alien committing any crime whatsoever
should not be here to have committed the crime. It's
it's like if you are a drunk driver and you're
sitting at a stoplight and it's red and you're you're drunk,
but you're behind the wheel and you're at the stoplight
and somebody plows into you, you're going to be in
trouble because you weren't supposed to be there. You're drunk.
You're you're even if you were in the right and
you weren't, you know, you didn't swerve into somebody, You
didn't cause the crash, You caused it by being there
because you're drunk. So I don't even go into the
arguments because they are irrelevant to me make any comparisons,
because then you start breaking down Okay, should we break
like which crime stats do you want to look at?
Because you can break them down by a fence. You
can break them down by male and female. You can
break them down by racial category. You can break them
down urban and rural. Like, there are all different ways
to you know, to manipulate the data. So that's why
I just I don't even bother going into the you know,
who's committing more crime? Any crime is one too many
because they should not be here because they are illegally
in the country. Right, somebody's in my house, not supposed
to be in my house. Like, it doesn't matter to
me what I you know, what I do to that
person or what they may be doing in the house.
It's all illegal because they're not supposed to be there.
So this guy was deported to El Salvador, as I mentioned,
under the Trump administration the quote Maryland man A Brago Garcia,
the president of El Salvador, when he met with Donald Trump,
he said that he had neither the authority nor the
moti to release this guy who was deemed a terrorist
because the Trump administration added MS thirteen to the federal
government's list of foreign terrorist organizations and so like, the
US has designated this guy a terrorist, and me, as
the president of El Salvador, I am not going to
I'm not going to release a terrorist. He said, quote,
we're not very fond of releasing terrorists into our country.
When the media asked him, well can't you release him
into your country? Then he's like, he's a terrorist, why
would we do that? Well, oh, he's not. He's just
a gang member at most. Yeah, but the gang has
now been designated a foreign terrorist organization. There's another development apparently,
the guy, the Maryland man. I mentioned this yesterday, there
were restraining orders taken out on him by his wife,
Jennifer Vasquez, who's now running around saying that, you know,
he's just a dad, he's just a great guy and
all of this, but now we have the petition for protection.
I told him to give me his card to pay.
He got angry, start insulting me. I only put a
few of gas I guess dollars of gas. Once leaving there,
he pulled out like crazy. I started recording because I
was scared of the way he was driving, and because
our one year old was in the back seat. In
the recording, you can hear him yelling, insulting me, driving
extreme fast on the date and time. I was watching
on my laptop and he yelled to turn it off.
I told him I wasn't sleepy. He got angry, reached
over shut and threw my laptop on the floor, and
the baby started to cry. He was putting pressure on him.
My immediate reaction was to push him off of us,
and he then punched scratched me on my left eye,
leaving me bleeding. That same day, he came home and
say he was going out with his friend. I told
him that I needed to go out to pick up
some orders at BJ's. He got angry, started yelling again,
to the point that he I think ripped my shorts
and shirt off and I ran to the bathroom. He
ran behind me, grabbed me by my arm. I have
marks on my left arm as well. He then left,
came home, left my car parked in the neighborhood, and
in the morning I asked him for the key and
he said he wasn't going to give it to me
because he had things to do. One order uber to
leave with my kids because scared of him. Minutes later
he called that our car wasn't there anymore. At this point,
I'm afraid to be close to him. I have multiple
photos and videos of how violate he violent he can be,
and all the bruises he has left on the children
and me. This is the guy that Senator Van Holland
just flew down to try to out of the Ecuador
in prison because he's a Maryland man, right, Yeah, he's
a Maryland man. He's actually an l Salvador. That's who
he is. He's an illegal alien in Maryland. But the
US Senator from Maryland, then Holland went down there to
try to plead for him to be released. And then
I guess he was going to just bring him back
into America illegally. He was gonna what so the US
Senator was going to human smuggle I guess, or traffic
somebody up into America illegally. Was that the plan? Did
you think this through? El Salvador said, no, pound sand buddy.
By the way, there was another story of an illegal
alien out of Maryland. An illegal migrant was found guilty
of viciously raping and murdering Rachel Morin. Victor Martinez Hernandez,
twenty four was convicted of first degree murder, first degree rape,
first degree sexual offense, and kidnapping. After more. In thirty seven,
mother of five was killed along a trail about thirty
miles northeast of Baltimore and Harford County in August of
twenty twenty three. Took less than an hour of deliberations
to convict. This guy could spend the rest of his
life in prison, which I would say, let's send him
down to El Salvador to spend out the rest of
his life. Do you know how much media coverage NBCABC,
and CBS gave that conviction story because Rachel Morin was
like that story was told during the presidential campaign. Rachel
Morin's mom made an appearance at the White House press
briefing yesterday that was in Maryland too, and Van Holland
went to El Salvador to try to spring in a legal
alien and bring them back here. The News gave Rachel
Morin's murder trial zero seconds of coverage. The Maryland Man
deported sixty four minutes and fifty seven seconds, so over
an hour on those three networks combined, and nothing for
Rachel Moore. All right, that'll do it for this episode.
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