Colorado attack victim believes illegal immigrant suspect should have been deported, report says
By Greg Norman | Fox News
Outrage grows over Colorado sanctuary policies
ICE has said that the crime could have been prevented if they had the opportunity to take the suspect into custody; reaction from former acting ICE director Tom Homan.
A man in Colorado who was attacked at his home last month believes one of the alleged suspects – an illegal immigrant from Cuba whom U.S. Immigrant and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had placed a detainer on – should have been deported before the incident could happen, a report says.
Julio Cesar Banda-Estrada, a Mexican national living in Aurora, spoke to KDVR this week as Osmani Garces-Ortiz, 39, is facing charges including first-degree assault and attempted murder.
Garces-Ortiz, who is accused of firing a gun at Banda-Estrada’s foot on Nov. 17, had been jailed on unrelated charges weeks prior to the incident. But he was released from bond on Oct. 28 as Arapahoe County deputies -- under state law -- could not honor a detainer ICE had placed on him, the station added.
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