Illegal immigrant drank beer after Fort Mill DUI crash with 3 kids in car, police say

BY ANDREW DYS
APRIL 09, 2019 03:58 PM, UPDATED APRIL 09, 2019 04:04 PM


A Georgia man suspected of being an undocumented immigrant crashed his car into a York County ditch while driving drunk with three children in the car, police said.

Venancio Cardenas, 24, of Uvalda, Ga., was charged Sunday by Fort Mill Police Department officers with child endangerment and DUI, said Maj. Bryan Zachary of the Fort Mill Police Department.

Cardenas was drinking a beer and refused to put it down when officers arrived at the scene on Blossom Terrace near Spratt Street in Fort Mill, according to a police report. The car was in a ditch and three children -- ages 1, 3 and 4 -- had been riding in the car at the time of the wreck, officers said.

Police did not report any serious injuries to the children.

The relationship between the three children and Cardenas is unclear.

Cardenas refused to interact with officers on scene, Zachary said.

Cardenas also is being held in the York County jail without bond by the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on suspicion of being an undocumented immigrant, according to police and jail records. ICE put a hold on Cardenas after he was booked into the jail, records show.

York County Sheriff Kevin Tolson participates in the ICE 287g program that checks the immigration status of people who are charged with crimes and booked into the jail. Other area counties, including Mecklenburg County in North Carolina that serves Charlotte, do not participate in the 287g program.

Issuance of an immigration detainer generally means the person is a foreign national, subject to removal from the country, according to ICE spokesperson Bryan Cox. A detainer serves notice to local law enforcement that ICE seeks to take the person into its custody when they would otherwise be released by the agency if a person was able to make bond.

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DEPORT THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!

Being drunk is not a path to stay for any of them!

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Issuance of an immigration detainer generally means the person is a foreign national, subject to removal from the country, according to ICE spokesperson Bryan Cox. A detainer serves notice to local law enforcement that ICE seeks to take the person into its custody when they would otherwise be released by the agency if a person was able to make bond.

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Over One Million Illegal Immigrants Ordered to Be Deported May Wait Years for Removal

By Petr Svab
March 19, 2019 Updated: March 20, 2019
Illegal immigrants already slated for deportation remain for years in the country before they are finally removed, government data shows.
There were more than one million illegal aliens with final orders of removal in the country as of June 2, 2018, according to data obtained through a freedom of information request from the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI), an anti-mass immigration advocacy law firm.

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We need a DEPORTATION TASK FORCE with buses that go in, round them up and deport them on the spot!

Sell out, pack up and go home BEFORE you are caught.

When they are caught, no time for a garage sale! They leave with nothing and confiscate their possessions and sell them at auction or donate to the Salvation Army!

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Originally Posted by Beezer

We need a DEPORTATION TASK FORCE with buses that go in, round them up and deport them on the spot!

Sell out, pack up and go home BEFORE you are caught.

When they are caught, no time for a garage sale! They leave with nothing and confiscate their possessions and sell them at auction or donate to the Salvation Army!

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ICE was suppose to be that Deportation Force, or at least that is what I thought.

Frankly, I don't call 1 illegal deported per month, per ICE agent, much of anything.

Nor do I call an agency that allowed the protestors to take over and shut down their office for days, much of anything. It may not be the fault of the rank and file, perhaps they are ineffective because of leadership, but something is very wrong.