U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested illegal aliens in Guatemala In Massachusettscharged with multiple counts of rape.
Ice said Jose Fernando-Perez, 49, was detained on February 2 in Framingham, Massachusetts. He had previously been charged with three counts of rape and three counts of aggravated rape of a child.
“Jose Fernando-Perez is accused of committing some horrible crimes against minors in our Commonwealth,” Patrick, Acting Field Office Director of the Boston Acting Office of ICE Law Enforcement and Evacuation (ERO) Patricia H. Hyde said. “He is exactly the type of foreigner we target with the ‘worst number one’ policy. He poses a significant danger to children in Massachusetts and we won’t tolerate threats to our community.”
According to Ice, Fernando Illegal entry into the United States On unknown dates and locations, no inspection, recognition or parole were made by immigration officials.
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Ice Boston arrested Jose Fernando-Perez, a U.S. illegal U.S. Guatemala national who faces multiple charges of child rape in Massachusetts. (Credit: Ice)
In December 2005, Fernando was arraigned at Lynn Priond Court for the accident scene that caused property damage and an inaccurate license plate attached to the vehicle. He was eventually convicted on October 19, 2012.
He was arraigned again at Lynn District Court on April 19, 2022, but this time it was a child raped by force.
The ICE noted that the court dismissed the case due to the High Court indictment.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested Jose Fernando-Perez, an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, facing multiple child charges in Massachusetts. (Christopher Diltes/Bloomberg by Getty Image)
On May 16, 2022, ICE and Essex County corrected immigration detainees detained Fernando, although the Essex County Superior Court ignored the detainees and on October 6, 2022 He was released on pre-trial conditions.
Fernando was arrested on February 2 and since then, ICE officials have filed a notice to appear before an immigration judge in the Justice Department. Ice said Fernando is still in custody.
Massachusetts Democratic Governor Maula Governor Maura Healey In November, her state police officers “absolutely won’t” work with President Donald Trump’s massive deportation efforts, warning her that she will use “every tool in the toolbox” to “protect” residents in blue states .
But last month, she changed her tune and pointed out that her state is not a shelter, even though the state’s Supreme Court 2017 ruling severely restricted law enforcement cooperation with ICE.
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“I remain opposed to efforts to target an undocumented population, except that they did nothing wrong without legal existence,” she said.
In recent months, Healy has taken a centrist stance in immigration enforcement.
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After the arrest of illegal immigrants using the state’s immigration asylum system for illegal activities, Healey said she was “angry” and ordered a comprehensive inspection of the system. A letter was sent to the leaders of Massachusetts legislativeurging them to amend the state’s “right to asylum” laws to exclude illegal immigration.
At the time, she commented that Trump now had a chance to repair the border and said, “I hope he can do it.”
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea CampbellHowever, continue to oppose the Trump administration’s crackdown.
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In fact, she went to social media several times last month to express her anger at Trump’s immigration decision and said in an X article: “State and local law enforcement cannot be ordered to enforce federal immigration law. Despite the special President Trump may think that he does not like “the right to unilaterally rewrite our constitution. ”
Fox News’s Bill Melugin, Peter Pinedo, Stephen Sorace and Adam Shaw contributed to the report.
