Washington – Immigration and Customs enforcement (ICE) arrested a Salvadoran Gangbanger who was searched for earlier this month in his home country in his home country after a wild car pursuit in Virginia – who ended when the illegal migrant hit another vehicle and destroyed his car, can reveal the post.
Javier Enrique Canas-Escobar, 31, was arrested in Bealeton, from the capital of the nation after the Multi-Car Crash on May 22 and is a member of the ‘infamous transnational’ 18th Street-gang who has already been accused of illegal firearms in El Salvador, said.
‘Caquillo,’ as he is known in the gang, threw to the other side of the double yellow and bumped into another driver, in total his car, before the State Police of ICE and Virginia recorded him.
Since then, state authorities have accused him of two crime counts of attacks of law enforcement officers, getting away, crime and crime and running, driving on the wrong side of the highway, destruction of real estate and not obeying a stop sign.
Ice Enforcement and Removal Operations (EO) DC Field Office Director Russell Hott said that he was “an important threat to the inhabitants of our Virginia communities” and “has a whole series of charges to answer before he is removed to El Salvador to take on the charges of firearms.”
Canas Escobar illegally entered the US “on an unknown date, at an unknown location and without being inspected, admitted or released,” said the Ministry of Interior Security.
ICE has since submitted a request for immigration detainer to the Sheriff’s Office of Fauquier County in Warrenton.
No one was injured in the pursuit of the car, but he was briefly treated in a local hospital.
Salvadoran authorities had first demanded his extradition on May 16.
President Trump’s border Tsar Tom Homan said, reporters said last month that around 139,000 illegal immigrants were deported in the first 100 days of the administration – but no less than 700,000 with criminal charges are still in the US.
But controversial deportations in March to a mega prison in El Salvador of hundreds of alleged Venezuelan gang members-inclusive alleged MS-13er Kilmar Abrego Garcia-Hebben led to long-term legal challenges for Trump’s mass deportation plan.
In the past week, the White House has stated the assignment to have performed ice with its quota of deportations – from 1,800 to 3000 arrests per day – while the Trump manager quickly looks more.
ICE recently underwent a “leadership separation” that resulted in the pension of at least one civil servant and the increase in other career employees to support that effort.
