WASHINGTON — Federal immigration officials have cast a watchful eye on Northern Virginia’s recent string of suspected MS-13 gang killings. Federal authorities have identified for possible deportation five men and a woman who have been charged in connection with two recent deaths in Fairfax and Prince William Counties.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has lodged detainers on four adults charged in the January death in Fairfax County of Damaris Reyes Rivas, a 15-year-old resident of Gaithersburg, Maryland, according to Carissa Cutrell, a spokeswoman for ICE.
Detainers have been filed on Cindy Blanco Hernandez, 18; Wilmer A. Sanchez-Serrano, 21; Aldair J. Miranda Carcamo, 18; and Jose Castillo Rivas 18.
Castillo Rivas and Sanchez Serrano were charged with murder in connection to the teen girl’s death.
Six other juveniles have been charged in that case; two of them were charged with murder.
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2 comments:
How can this be? Our government keeps telling us the illegals are as innocent as fresh fallen snow....
Until if and when there's a way to keep them out, what's the point?
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