How come Jose Carranza an ileagal from Peru with two previous indictments is still in the USA?
Hi has been arrested before for murder and sexual assault and now he is indicted again for murder. If you go tu Peru and stay more then 6 months there you are deported.
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Apparently Carranza was on bail for the two other charges and the prosecution did not check his immigration status.
From the article:
"Carranza, 28, was indicted by grand juries in New Jersey twice this year - in April on aggravated assault and weapons charges; and in July on 31 counts which included aggravated sexual assault of a child under 13 years old and endangering the welfare of a child he had a duty to supervise.
He was released on $50,000 bail on the assault case, which stemmed from a barroom fight, and $150,000 bail on the sexual assault indictment, which charged that the abuse began in 2003 when the girl was 4 years old and continued to this year."
The case that started Megan's law was based on a girl kidnapped and killed in New Jersey by a convicted sex offender living in the neighborhood.
This Newark slaying case will probably spurn a law that demands law enforcement check the legal status of all individuals arrested for felonies.
To illustrate the pathetic disgrace that is this system, and the people who support and promote it. The sexual assault charges
were on a girl that was 4 years old and happened over a couple of years, and he hasn't gone to trial yet on those charges.
"Arrested before for murder and sexual assault". Does that mean the charges were dropped? That doesn't sound like he was "convicted for murder and sexual assault." Do you think that every immigrant who is accused of a crime should immediately be deported?
(Note that overstaying a visa is a deportable offense... and if he were charged in a state and convicted, he'd merely need to be handed over to the feds for deportation after serving his sentence.)
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