He was 21 years old. He was
gunned down in January of 2015, while working at a QuickTrip in Mesa,
Arizona. The man charged with killing him, Apolinar Altamirano, was 29
years old, in the country illegally, and had been released by
Immigration and Customs Enforcement even though he had previously been
convicted of a felony burglary charge. Now, why are we turning people loose in the streets of America to
walk the streets again when they were deportable before they committed
the felony burglary charge, convicted of a felony burglary charge, and
then turn them loose again? Does the judge decide that somehow he has a
right to be in America? That is a clear deportation requirement. I recall when we had John Ashcroft as the Attorney General. He
testified before the committee that when they released criminal aliens
on to the streets without bond with a date set for a hearing, 84
percent of them didn't show up.
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