An illegal alien from Mexico who has been deported twice and 5 “voluntary returns” was driving drunk over 100mph when he crashed and killed a father of 3 on busy interchange on the I-80 in Omaha, NE.
How many Americans have to be seriously injured or killed at the hands of illegal aliens? Silvano Torres, Garcia-Velasco “buddy”, would be alive today if our immigration laws were simply obeyed and enforced. Yes, we have a new administration promising to get this problem under control, but there are far too many state leaders turning a blind-eye, offering sanctuary to illegals like Garcia-Velasco.
The Trump administration must increase the rounding up and deportation of criminal illegal aliens, but also those who have entered the country, been thrown out and returned multiple times. ICE/ Border Patrol will have those records, states that interfere should lose federal funding (under new Sanctuary Cities Bill).
Enough is enough, it’s time to put American lives first.
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Prosecutor: Driver involved in fiery crash has been removed from U.S. 7 times
Omaha World Herald
Seven times.
A prosecutor said Tuesday that Nemias Garcia-Velasco, 32, charged in the death of a passenger in a fiery July 5 crash, has been removed from the United States a total of seven times — five “voluntary returns” in 2005 and following two deportation hearings, one in 2009 and another in 2011.
Garcia-Velasco, who is from Mexico, also once was convicted of making a false claim to U.S. citizenship, Ryan Lindberg of the Douglas County Attorney’s Office said in court.
Garcia-Velasco was driving drunk and speeding about 1 p.m. July 5 when he lost control of his 2001 Dodge Ram van as he headed west on Interstate 80 near the Interstate 680 split, Lindberg said. The van was going over 100 mph, Lindberg said, when it hit a guardrail and a bridge abutment before it rolled and caught fire.
Garcia-Velasco later told officers that he had consumed 12 beers the previous evening into the morning of the crash.
When it was checked at a hospital following the crash, Lindberg said, Garcia-Velasco’s blood-alcohol level measured .243, three times the legal limit of .08.
Silvano Torres, 58, was riding unrestrained in the cargo area of the van and was declared dead at the scene. Front-seat passenger Jesus I. Gonzalez, 16, was treated at the hospital and released the day of the crash. [Read More]