Montgomery County, where the alleged rape of a teenage girl by two illegal immigrants occurred, hired an immigration attorney for an exorbitant amount of money, The Daily Caller has learned.
Leon Rodriguez signed a retainer agreement on March 8 to provide legal services “in connection with immigration matters.” The agreement was for $575 an hour, the highest hourly rate Montgomery County spent for an attorney at the time. This came in the weeks before the alleged rape at Rockville High School that put Montgomery County in the national spotlight.
Rodriguez is the former director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and after leaving his post he became a partner at Seyfarth Shaw, a law firm with a large immigration practice. Prior to joining USCIS, Rodriguez was county attorney for Montgomery County and served on the board of Casa de Maryland, which works to protect illegal immigrants from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Soros $$$$$!!$
Texas republican dawn buckingham just stated that if her sherriff does not turn over Illegals she WILL have the Sherriff ARRESTED.
10:48 AM and you believe that junk???? When have you ever seen a cop get arrested for any illegal acts they commit? I mean, not have charged brought against them, but where they actually go to jail????
Stay tuned Snowflake.
Taxpayers $$$$$$$$$ being uses to undermine America.
And does anyone know where Montgomery County got the money to do this hiring? Give you a guess or three. Hint, it doesn't grow on trees or raked up from the landscape. This county is said to be wealthy, I don't know that. But I do know how government acquires funds and would guess myself, it is from taxpayers. So, the header is wrong, taxpayers have hired and paying for this crook.
kind of like the fox watching the hen house - or like the taxpayers hiring DERAY McKESSON as HEAD OF HUMAN CAPITAL for Balto City Skools!
If a state can stop a Federal officer from enforcing the law in their state, then just where can a Federal officer enforce the law??????
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