Illegal convicted of assaulting high school girls thought he was free — then DHS dropped the hammer
Fairfax gave him nine months and a hallway. ICE put him on a plane.
Summary
- Fox News reports Israel Flores-Ortiz, an illegal alien from El Salvador, was deported this week after DHS took him from sanctuary Fairfax County, Virginia, where he had just finished an abbreviated jail term for groping multiple high school girls.
- He had been released into the interior under the Biden administration and enrolled as a junior at Fairfax High School. A parent told ABC's Washington affiliate about 12 students reported encounters. He was facing years and served about nine months.
- ICE told Fox an immigration judge ordered him removed days before release. Agents arrested him Aug. 31 and deported him Wednesday. A spokesperson said, 'This groper is gone.'
- Virginians for Safe Communities said Sheriff Stacey Kincaid refused 615 detainer requests over 16 months and turned over only 11 people. Her office said Virginia law allowed the transfer up to five days before release. Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano's office said custody sat with the sheriff.
Commentary
A Fairfax mother still smells locker paint and knows a vinyl classroom chair is supposed to be safer than a jail transfer. She did not pay the county levy so a junior from a Biden release could hunt a hallway for nine months and walk.
Nine months. Twelve reports. Six hundred fifteen refused detainers. The honest household already paid the school tax. The plane left after the sentence ran short.
Look every working mother who still packs a backpack in that county in the eye and answer this: if ICE has to fish a convict out of a sanctuary release, who still owns the next locker in that building?
Comments
Aug. 31 arrest. Wednesday plane. Nine months. Hold that chain.
I stood a gate so a predator stayed boxed. A short jail term is not a welcome desk.
Removal order. Five-day transfer. 615 refused detainers. Publish the four.
Allied schools still treat a hallway grope as a crime, not a counseling file.
Descano pointed at the sheriff. Kincaid cited the five-day statute. File the four.
I still clock a dock at 2 a.m. I want the next sicko on a plane, not in a junior homeroom.
Twelve reports are not a rumor. They are a warning the street already paid.
A sanctuary release is a second border around a high school. The first detainer should have been enough.
Fox printed Aug. 31, nine months, and 615 refusals. Argue those nouns.
Keep the detainers. Keep the planes. A hallway is not a second chance.
