Thread: John Walsh Exposes: Illegal Immigrants Not on Sex Offender Registry

by Caroline May
15 Jul 2015

CNN host John Walsh is highlighting that illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes have not been required to register as sex offenders.

Speaking to CNN’s Erin Burnett, Walsh explained that while convicted American felons are on the sex offender list, convicted illegal immigrant sex offenders are not.

“How could a country that could put a Mars Rover on Mars to send back pictures of ice crystals at a cost of $44 billion not be able to track convicted felons, especially sex offenders, especially illegal alien sex offenders who have gotten into this country and broken the law, raped our women or hurt our children, molested our children and then are released back into society, just let go,” Walsh said.

Walsh explained how he fought to get the government to track sex offenders with the Adam Walsh Act, creating a national registry named for his murdered son.

“So now you are able to find out by a federal sex offender registry, and there are one in every state, if a convicted American felon sex offender is living next door,” he said, adding “not an illegal immigrant.”

Burnett expressed shock that illegal immigrants are not on the registry.

Walsh called for a federal law for an illegal immigrant sex offender registry. “There has to be a national will to do this,” he said.

As the Boston Globe reported recently, and National Review highlighted again Wednesday:

Hundreds of immigrants convicted of sex crimes who should have been deported but instead were released in the United States because their homelands refused to take them back.

They are convicted rapists, child molesters, and kidnappers — among “the worst of the worst,” as one law enforcement agency put it. Yet the Globe found that immigration officials have released them without making sure they register with local authorities as sex offenders.

And once US Immigration and Customs Enforcement frees them, agency officials often lose track of the criminals, despite outstanding deportation orders against them. The Globe determined that Hernandez Carrera and several other offenders had failed to register as sex offenders, a crime. By law, police are supposed to investigate if such offenders fail to update their address within days of their release. But local officials said they did not learn that ICE had released the offenders until after the Globe inquired about their cases.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...nder-registry/

GOP Rep.: Illegal Immigrant Sex Offenders Should Be Registered, But Should Really Be Deported

by Caroline May
15 Jul 2015

In the wake of revelations that illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes have not been registering as sex offenders, Rep. Lou Barletta (R-PA) points out such offenders should, in actuality, be deported and not released in the first place.

“Every day it seems there is more disturbing news about holes in our immigration system. There is no question that illegal immigrants convicted of sex crimes should be entered into the Sex Offender Registry, but in reality they should be deported,” Barletta said in a statement to Breitbart News.

Reports have indicated that many immigrants convicted of sex crimes who have been released back into the U.S. have not been entered into the National Sex Offender Public Registry.

In a recent interview with Erin Burnett, CNN’s John Walsh called for a national sex offender and felony registry for illegal immigrants.

A number of criminal immigrants who should have been deported were released back into the U.S. because their home countries would not take them back.

“If their countries of origin won’t take them back, then we should deal with those countries,” Barletta added. “We should either look at the amount of foreign aid we’re giving them, or stop issuing new visas to their citizens.”

Another lawmaker, Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL), noted that while the idea of sex offender registry for illegal immigrants is something he supports he has doubts that it would be that beneficial under President Obama.

“While I fully support an illegal alien sex offender registry, I am skeptical it will do much good so long as America is burdened by a president who repeatedly elevates the interests of illegal aliens over the rights of American citizens and lawful immigrants.”

The Boston Globe last month revealed that immigration officials have released such immigrant criminals without notifying local officials or ensuring the convicts register as sex offenders.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-governm...y-be-deported/

How can alien sex offenders get away without getting on the registry? Short answer: A family named Bush. Mo Brooks you are better than that. Using Obama as an excuse for not passing the law to require alien sex offenders to register. Pass it, and if not enforced it becomes more news fodder for educating Americans about Obama's unlawfulness. More blunders purposely done to protect Obama's attempts at legitimizing illegal activity by breaking the law to do so, with no fear of impunity from the republicans.

When has America ever been in worse condition politically?

Originally Posted by Jean

As the Boston Globe reported recently, and National Review highlighted again Wednesday:

Hundreds of immigrants convicted of sex crimes who should have been deported but instead were released in the United States because their homelands refused to take them back.

They are convicted rapists, child molesters, and kidnappers — among “the worst of the worst,” as one law enforcement agency put it. Yet the Globe found that immigration officials have released them without making sure they register with local authorities as sex offenders.

And once US Immigration and Customs Enforcement frees them, agency officials often lose track of the criminals, despite outstanding deportation orders against them.

This situation is made to order for a narcissistic hustler who delights in thumbing his nose at the American people.
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