Thread: DHS Releases Immigration and Customs Enforcement Declined Detainer Outcome Report

by BOB PRICE
29 Mar 2017
Washington, DC

New York City led this week’s report from immigration officials for having released the highest number of criminal aliens under a detainer. The report covers detainers issued on February 4-10.

The Declined Detainer Outcome Report released on Wednesday by U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials stated that out of 73 immigration detainers issued to law enforcement officials in New York City, officials released 12 accused criminals.

These illegal aliens are facing charges in New York City for crimes including assault, larceny, burglary, and sexual assault.

ICE officials issued the largest number of detainers to jurisdictions within the State of California (162). Of those, California officials declined eight and released criminal aliens with convictions for domestic violence, assault, burglary, cruelty towards a child; and immigrants charged with drug possession and domestic violence.

Travis County, Texas, which led last week’s report with well over 70 percent of released criminal aliens, received 23 immigration detainers. Of those, two were released during the reporting period.

The illegal aliens listed in these detainers are said to be from Barbados, Columbia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Georgia, Honduras, Hungary, Mexico, Nigeria, St. Vincent-Grenadines, and Tajikistan.

The report lags real-time by six weeks, and covers detainers declined during the period of February 4-10, regardless of the date the detainer was issued.The report also details the policies in place that make the jurisdiction a “sanctuary.”

Last week’s report included some counties that released the person to another jurisdiction. The receiving jurisdiction subsequently declined the detainer and released the criminal alien. The reports are being adapted to report this information more accurately, officials said.

The ICE correction states:

Due to a data processing error, the Jan. 28 – Feb 03, 2017 Declined Detainer Outcome Report incorrectly attributed issued detainers to Franklin County, New York and Montgomery County, Iowa that were in fact issued to agencies outside of the respective county’s jurisdiction in similarly named locations. Please note, however, the corrections only apply to section I. The data processing error did not impact information on these jurisdictions in Section III. Additionally, detainers that appeared in as being declined by Williamson County, TX were cases that had detainers lodged in that county and where the individuals were subsequently transferred to Travis County, TX. The detainers were then declined by Travis County, TX. These declinations should have been attributed to Travis County, TX.

Officials cautioned this report should not be used exclusively to measure a jurisdictions level of cooperation with immigration officials.

http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017/...-report-shows/

Ok, some of them say they won't detain without a warrant.

Let's hire some judges who only job is to issue warrants for ICE - round the clock.

As for warrants for criminal acts, I'm assuming that would have to be warrants from various states - so let's allow those judge to issue warrants = for the jurisdictions who actually want to do their job and stop crime.

I don't think, though, we can assume all the people unwilling to enforce the law, are liberals. At least in the sense we use the word. Plenty of these states and counties are run by so call conservatives Republicans. They are just owned by corporations who want the illegals here.