There is a race of Asian people on an island outnumbered 1:60 who use hieroglyphics and are the only race of people on Earth who know how to use magick to enslave demons into etched metal which are being used in an arms-race to summon the antichrist and immanentize the eschaton.
EXCLUSIVE: We witnessed an incredibly rare sight in the sanctuary city of Los Angeles, as Twin Towers jail transferred an illegal alien inmate to ICE custody, not because sanctuary policies have changed, but because the jail is being *forced* to cooperate w/ ICE as part of a new federal operation designed to "neutralize" California's sanctuary state law.
The new Trump-appointed US Attorney in Los Angeles, @USAttyEssayli, launched "Operation Guardian Angel" last week, and it's already forcing sanctuary jails to make transfers to ICE.
How does it work?
Essayli has organized a federal task force made up of ICE, FBI, HSI, DEA, and ATF, working out of an office in downtown LA. Every single day, they are now scanning criminal databases w/ fingerprints and identifying illegal aliens in jails throughout Southern California who have been previously deported from the United States.
If they've come back to the US after a deportation, they've committed a federal felony under 8 USC 1326 known as "illegal re-entry".
As soon as the task force ID's an alien booked into a local jail who has a previous deportation, they seek a federal criminal warrant on them for felony re-entry, signed off on by a federal judge.
Unlike an administrative ICE warrant or ICE detainer request, these criminal judicial warrants for 8 USC 1326 *CANNOT* be ignored by sanctuary jurisdictions, and California's sanctuary state law cannot shield aliens from these criminal warrants. Instead of releasing the alien inmates and ignoring ICE detainers, jails must hand the aliens over to the Feds, regardless of sanctuary policy.
"With this operation, we're going to be neutralizing California sanctuary state policies," Essayli told me. "We're going to flood the system with warrants for criminal illegal immigrants who are in county jails, they can ignore a detainer, but they cannot ignore a criminal arrest warrant. They have no choice, they will comply, and if they don't, if they interfere with our ability to arrest a federal felon, they can expect to face consequences for that.
@FoxNews was granted exclusive access to the task force as they scanned databases and found a previously deported Mexican alien in jail in downtown LA who had just been arrested for robbery in the city of El Monte. They filed a warrant, and we joined them at LA County's Twin Towers jail as the sanctuary jurisdiction handed the alien inmate over to the task force - potentially one of the first on camera transfers to ICE since California's sanctuary state law took effect in 2017.
The task force says once they're at full steam, they project they will be arresting 40-50 aliens from local jails every week, and that if it's successful in LA, US Attorneys can use it as a model to neutralize sanctuary jurisdictions in other parts of the country.
I guess what’s weird to me, is how few people you hear showing concern for the cadets who were up in the rigging. Obviously there wasn’t much the people on shore could have plausibly done, but if you’re going to record yourself gawking, at least performatively show some concern.
Doubly tragic considering one of the two midshipman killed in the collison was a twenty-year old girl. Probably a near-contemporary of those gals.
To be fair, the whole thing was surreal to watch on video, I can imagine it was at least equally so up close.
I have so many questions, but why are there so many people hanging up on the yards? They were under power and it didn��t look like they were getting ready to unfurl the sails, at least not in the harbor.
#BREAKING
A law enforcement source shared with @FOX8NOLA a photo of a hole in the wall of the Orleans jail where 11 inmates reportedly escaped.
Scribbled around the hole are messages including “To Easy LOL.”
@carsbigasbars Yeah, I don’t mind parts of Nashville, but there are scenes that meander and others that are gratuitous, such that, while it keeps you watching, it leaves you with a sort of hollow feeling in the end.