Asylum Fraud: Deported Multiple Felon Applies Twice, Freed in U.S

Judicial Watch ^ | December 13, 2013 | Judicial Watch

[moonshinner_09]

As Congress investigates asylum fraud law enforcement sources have provided Judicial Watch with the unbelievable case of a deported multiple felon who was twice permitted to apply for asylum and released by federal authorities throughout the process.

The woman, an illegal alien from El Salvador named Jessica Martinez, is probably still living illegally in the U.S., according to the law enforcement sources that provided JW with the incredible story of her decade-long case. It starts with a 2003 identity theft operation that Martinez and her illegal immigrant husband ran in Los Angeles.

Martinez has five children and collects Social Security benefits, food stamps and other government services for them through the county, the law enforcement sources reveal in a report written exclusively for JW. In 2004 the couple got criminally charged for the identity theft scheme, both went to jail and got three years of felony probation. The husband, Juan Veliz, got deported but Martinez remained in the U.S. and applied for asylum, claiming that she was a crime victim and would be killed if returned to El Salvador.

The feds released Martinez and she committed more crimes. She got convicted of grand theft in a real estate scam and, incredibly, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) allowed her to remain free pending her asylum hearing. An immigration judge denied her asylum and, after several more brushes with the law, Martinez was finally deported. “The problem was finally solved after eight years of delays in immigration,” said one of JW’s law enforcement sources with inside knowledge of the case.

But a few years later Martinez crosses the border illegally and ends up in Los Angeles again, frustrated law enforcement officials write in the report. Despite her extensive criminal history,

[moonshinner_09]

DHS cannot even live up to the standards for which they say passes for immigration laws.No telling how many other cases like this one where the suspects are unaccounted for and nobody is held responsible

[Standing Wolf]

What's the problem? She's no worse a criminal than President You Didn't Build That.

Incidentally, everybody, tomorrow is Double Double Dessert Dessert Day Day. Don't let us down!

[cloudmountain]

I lived in Mexico City two years when I was a young woman. As I recall the Mexican government treats its borders two ways:

1. U.S.-Mexico border: Mexico ENCOURAGES illegal entry from Mexico to the U.S.A. The government handed out brochures on how and where most easily to cross illegaly into the U.S.A.

2. Guatemala-Mexico border: Mexico has THAT border tied shut, positively, absolutely closed down to prevent illegal entry INTO Mexico from Guatemala.

[lowbridge]

Maybe we ought to print up brochures on how to illegally enter mexico from Guatemala. See how they like it.

[cloudmountain]

Maybe we ought to print up brochures on how to illegally enter mexico from Guatemala. See how they like it.

That would curl, toast and burn their tortillas.

[NormsRevenge]

What a country!!!

the next best thing to European ,, butttt...

[Rodney Dangerfield]

Reason #1 why the Dems don’t want voter ID laws.