Vazquez, referred to as Meave throughout the article.Circuit Court Judge Timothy S. Fisher overruled the bond decision on March 30, granting Meave’s release under a pretrial program.
Immigration Judge Roxanne C. Hladylowycz, despite the pending felony charges, granted him bond during an April 25 hearing in Arlington. He was released two days later.
ICE said in a statement that the judge made the decision “despite ICE’s objections.”
Pics at source too lazy to post.
When are the authorities going to start punishing people who hire illegals?
Headline should be “Another illegal beats wife, kills an American and steals American jobs because our immigration laws are not enforced.”
Vazquez, referred to as Meave throughout the article.I have serious doubts that this is adjudicated to the satisfaction of most of us on FR. Bungled from the start and it’s only going to get worse. The deadly attack at sea sounds like bad drugs and his lawyer will grab that for a plea of temporary insanity rather than the hanging from the yardarm he so richly deserves.
I’ve seen the Coast Guard on the Staten Island Ferry a couple of times packing M-16s...so I assume they’ve qualified on them.My late BIL told me that he qualified with a pistol at Great Lakes in ‘69.
Now, now, he’s just a poor guy wanting a job to provide for his family.
Why didn’t the captain have a weapon?
There’s a sea chanty here somewhere with no disrespect intended.
“Immigration judges are not part of the federal judiciary. They’re employees of the Justice Department, which declined to release details of Meave’s case, including the amount of the bond and the judge’s name.”
Sounds like whenever we get a new, unrecused, attorney general, they should be looking into these immigration judges to see which of them need to be replaced.