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Feds push back on sanctuary policies to keep dangerous illegal immigrants off the streets after jail release
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Feds push back on sanctuary policies to keep dangerous illegal immigrants off the streets after jail release

  • Federal officials say California sanctuary policies hinder detention and removal of high-risk undocumented immigrants.
  • Operation Guardian Angel coordinates agencies to flag inmates with prior removals for federal charges.
  • Essayli argues detainers were more effective before sanctuary laws limited state cooperation.
  • Officials claim the enforcement push could incur hundreds of millions, if not billions, in costs.
  • State discretion over transfers lies with Gov. Gavin Newsom, while county sheriffs control local detainers.
  • Essayli links post-release violence to sanctuary policies to argue for stricter cooperation.
  • The effort involves fingerprinting and jail records to flag individuals with prior removals.
  • Critics say sanctuary policies aim to protect public safety but may reduce arrests in custody.
  • The discussion centers on California being labeled a sanctuary state by state law.
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California reptile smuggler learns fate for sneaking 1,700 scaly beasts into the US
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crime1d ago

California reptile smuggler learns fate for sneaking 1,700 scaly beasts into the US

  • Perez was sentenced to 65 months in federal prison for leading a years-long wildlife trafficking operation.
  • Authorities say the operation moved at least 1,700 animals worth over $739,000.
  • Border agents found dozens of reptiles hidden in Perez’s clothing as he tried to cross into the U.S.
  • The trafficking network relied on social media to negotiate sales and arrange deliveries.
  • Perez allegedly worked with a network of middlemen, including his sister Stephany.
  • The species involved included Yucatan and Mexican box turtles, baby crocodiles, and Mexican beaded lizards.
  • The investigation was led by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service with help from CBP and Homeland Security Investigations.
  • Perez previously faced a nine-year prison term for firearms offenses.
  • Officials said the operation involved cross-border trips to purchase wild-caught animals in Mexico.
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