This ILLEGAL ALIEN Arrested For MURDER After Being Deported

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This ILLEGAL ALIEN Arrested For MURDER After Being Deported A Sickening Number Of Times



Generally, when people set out to commit a crime like entering the country illegally they are going to do it as many times as they can for as long as they can.

Same thing goes will illegal aliens. They want to eat from the same buffet that we get to enjoy as American citizens but they don’t want to put in the effort. Hell, they don’t even want to set the table.

They just want to sneak in halfway through the meal hoping nobody notices them.

Think about that, it’s their job to break the law by entering the United States.

When some of these people get caught they get deported. That’s the beginning and end of what happens to them so what are they going to do the first chance they can? That’s right folks, they are going to try and sneak across the border again. With every single time that we allow this as a country we open the door for something horrible to happen to someone that would have otherwise been prevented had this problem of illegal immigration been dealt with properly in the first place.

From Western Journal:

An illegal immigrant arrested for allegedly shooting and killing a co-worker in Oregon was deported at least eight times.

Deciderio Vargas Ortiz, 52, was arrested in the murder of Renee Luis-Antonio.


The two worked together at a creamery in Milton-Freewater, Oregon — a town in the northeastern part of the state — and reportedly had a long-running dispute.

Investigators believe Luis-Antonio was shot Nov. 26 while riding a tractor.

Officers were able to locate and arrest Vargas Ortiz a day after the shooting.
The suspect had fled to Washington state, where a SWAT team apprehended him in a local hotel.

As it turns out, not only was Vargas Ortiz residing it the U.S. illegally, but he had been deported back to Mexico at least eight times, according to a statement from a U.S. immigration spokeswoman.


The suspect had also been operating under an alias: His real name is Antonio Vasquez Vargas.

“ICE lodged a detainer with the Benton County Jail on Antonio Vasquez Vargas, aka Deciderio Vargas Ortiz, a citizen of Mexico illegally present in the U.S., after he was arrested on local charges,” Tanya Roman, a public affairs officer for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

“ICE has removed him from the U.S. on at least eight prior occasions. On March 15, 2004, Vasquez was convicted in U.S. District Court for violation of 8 USC 1326(B) (2) Aggravated Felon Re-Entry After Deportation and was sentenced to 39-months incarceration,” Roman said.


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