Communities struggle to cope after killings that authorities have linked to illegal immigrants

Fox News ^ | 3*24*19 | Louis Casiano

[SJackson]

Emotions ran high at a San Jose, Calif. community meeting this week where residents questioned local officials about the brutal stabbing death of Bambi Larson, who was allegedly killed by an undocumented immigrant wanted by federal immigration officials for deportation.

Authorities said Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza – a native of El Salvador with a long criminal history and admitted gang ties -- stalked Larson, 59, before the February attack in her home.

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“He had a crime record,” San Jose resident Connie Schneider told the Bay Area's FOX 2. “He shouldn't have been able to do this to anybody.”

LOESCH ON CA WOMAN'S MURDER: 'INNOCENT PEOPLE ARE PAYING' FOR DEMS' SANCTUARY POLICIES

Several communities have been shocked in recent weeks by slayings that authorities have attributed to suspects described as illegal immigrants, drawing attention to President Trump's call for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and the nationwide debate over sanctuary policies adopted by some states and cities that critics say have allowed some violent criminals living in the U.S. illegally to evade deportation.

Carranza, 24, had been deported back to El Salvador in 2013 but re-entered the United States illegally. The case has put a spotlight on California’s sanctuary laws, which allowed him to go free even though federal immigration officials had requested local authorities detain him in an effort to begin deportation proceedings. Those requests went unanswered.

San Jose and Santa Clara County officials have come under scrutiny for not handing Carranza over to federal officials.

“I think everybody believes something needs to be done,” Larson’s friend, George Bisceglia, told FOX 2. “There’s obviously a disconnect somewhere.”

[Jim Robinson]

Bump

[Lurker]

And another bump.

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[okie 54]

The few have to pay the terrible price for the ignorance of the masses. Yet they keep on electing they same people who enable these criminals to commit a plethora of misdeeds

[Religion and Politics]

Authorities said Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza – a native of El Salvador with a long criminal history and admitted gang ties -- stalked Larson, 59, before the February attack in her home.

Isn't mentioning that Carranza is a native of El Salvador along with his criminal and gang history racist? Isn't that the more important matter than stalking and killing an innocent person?

[COBOL2Java]

[Texas resident]

“put up Billboards and Signs asking the Illegal Aliens to please only Rob, Rape and Kill Public Employee’s and Public Officials, leave the poor taxpayers alone”

In spanish.

In every state especially DC

[bert]

Find em, lynch em

If there is no law, there is no law

[qaz123]

I’d like to know who Connie Schneider, George Bisceglia and all their buddies and families have been voting for over the years.

Are the RINOs, GOPe, Chamber of Commerce Republicans any better than the Dem’s on the issue? Nope. They may want the illegals to work the fields and pick melons for their corporate masters, but I don’t think any of them support the wholesale voting and benefit fraud that the Dem’s welcome to get new and more voters.

[Amish with an attitude]

Conclusion: Liberal policies are getting people killed.

[CatOwner]

Was Bambi a democrat?

Pretty solid bet she was. Trump won 20.58% of the vote in Santa Clara county and had less than 20% of the female vote.

[SunkenCiv]

Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza – a native of El Salvador with a long criminal history and admitted gang ties -- ...had been deported back to El Salvador in 2013 but re-entered the United States illegally. The case has put a spotlight on California’s sanctuary laws... San Jose and Santa Clara County officials have come under scrutiny for not handing Carranza over to federal officials.

Thanks SJackson.

[thoughtomator]

Residents of CA have long been on notice that they are not protected from these things.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

The headline uses the term “illegal immigrants” but the editors let “undocumented immigrants” slip into the text.

Here, let's just fix that headline;

Communities struggle to cope after killings that authorities have linked to WETBACKS!

[BradyLS]

California’s laws inform us that the tree of Sanctuary must routinely be watered by the blood of citizens.

[jmacusa]

Get the guns out. Time start playing cowboys and Mexicans.

[no-to-illegals]

Policy (state policy) executed Bambi. These types of crimes are sanctioned and encouraged by the state within all sanctuary cities

[libertylover]

Now, now.

[i_robot73]

>
Your public officials protect fraudulently documented foreigners from our laws, that’s why he was able to do this.
>

It’s called: aiding & abetting, collusion, conspiring, interfering w/ govt performing its (lawful/rightful) job...if not all depriving Citizens of their Rights (under color of law) via unequal enforcement, disarming, etc.

You know, BREAKING THE LAW and long prison sentences if it were any of us pleebs doing the same.

How govt, in CLEAR violation of their duties AND the law, can have *any* sort of “immunity” is beyond the pale.

And, lastly, one of the few areas where the President has fallen down on the job (outside of Sessions one-time tongue-lashing of that CA mayor...ZERO follow-up)

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Well, there also drybacks and paperbacks. All kinds of backs.

(Of course the weight of it all falls onto the backs of the US taxpayers)

[RinaseaofDs]

“There’s obviously a disconnect somewhere.”

The laws aren’t being enforced, chief. There’s your disconnect. Not going to charge you anything for cutting through that Gordian knot either.