This is just insanity. The Left says we can't possibly look for all the immigrants in the U.S. illegally, but when they commit crimes and are put into the criminal justice system, it seems like a good way to find and deport these lawbreakers.
But we guess we don't do that anymore.
Carlos Mavarez Viloria was arrested ten times in Chicago for various crimes, and released nine times. It took until this tenth arrest -- for 'felony aggravated battery of a peace officer, Viloria was charged with resisting, reckless conduct, and shoplifting merchandise worth $450'.
10 times in 10 months. https://t.co/rGgVLXInCt
— Tom Bevan (@TomBevanRCP) May 28, 2024
Carlos Mavarez Viloria, a resident of the Standard Club migrant shelter in downtown Chicago, has been arrested ten times since arriving in our fair city last summer, according to police and court records.
Viloria was consistently released from custody after each arrest, but that ended with the tenth case, his first felony, and he is currently living in the Cook County jail.
His first arrest came on July 12, when he was accused of stealing 10 Major League Baseball hats, watches, a backpack, and food, worth a total of $193, from Walmart in Evergreen Park.
A judge issued a warrant for his arrest when he failed to appear in court the next month. But he wasn’t on the lam for long. The following day, Chicago police arrested him after security at Macy’s, 111 South State, claimed he attempted to shoplift $158 worth of t-shirts.
The following month, he was detained for allegedly possessing a crack pipe in the Loop. Prosecutors dropped the charge, but a judge ordered officials to destroy the crack pipe, records show.
He received seven days for the Walmart case, but prosecutors dropped the other two matters.
Absolutely ridiculous.
But economists said they’re here to pick avocados and boost our economy 🤔
— MJ Tomko (@Tomko_1) May 28, 2024
Huh.
Insane.
— J.D. Haltigan, PhD 🏒👨💻 (@JDHaltigan) May 28, 2024
Absolutely.
"migrant"
— JWF (@JammieWF) May 28, 2024
Yeah, no.
We all know this.
But they keep letting him leave.
— King James of Dreamland (@DPlausability) May 28, 2024
Yes, they do.
— Mansquatch Memesmith (@RayStone81) May 28, 2024
And we can start with the ones who commit crimes and come into contact with the criminal justice system.
Cato tells us that this isnt possible. https://t.co/bzsLtSHZrU
— Random Guy (@NotNJ_Taxman) May 28, 2024
Weird, cause it keeps happening even though it isn't possible.
They voted for it.... https://t.co/QyMXETABfF
— john jackson (@pvtjokerus) May 28, 2024
Their mayor is a socialist, so, you get what you vote for.
Why do we even bother with laws, cops, and courts?
— Marc Leibowitz (@Marc_Leibowitz) May 28, 2024
To hell with all of it.
Let's just have chaos.
Anarchy.
Lord of the Flies. https://t.co/bfZVIWxlMM
Courts, laws, and law enforcement are there to engage in lawfare against otherwise law-abiding citizens.
Not actual criminals.
At what point is he deported?
— @ChillOnTheRocks (@ChillOnTheRocks) May 28, 2024
Soft on crime only begets more crime. Why were charges dropped and why was he released back to the streets in several of these cases? https://t.co/SBsAM4lhcw
We all know why.
The people dropping the charges have a political agenda.
They hate us https://t.co/65icyFCYzT
— Hades Prime 🇺🇸 (@HadesPrime246) May 28, 2024
They really do.
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