Rikurzhen
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You know why the Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement can't protect the US border? Because they're LEADING sting operations for foreign governments. How the hell is that in the remit of ICE?
What is so damn awful about doing the job the agency is established to perform?
A top Colombian beauty queen was arrested this past weekend for her alleged role in a child prostitution ring aimed at foreign sex tourists.
The United States Immigration and Customs (ICE) led a joint operation, Cristal II, in cooperation with the Colombia’s Navy and Coast Guard to arrest 22-year old Kelly Johana Suárez Martínez Moyam and four others during a party attended by 25 minors, among others, on Colombia’s Caribbean Islas de Rosario islands. An additional three were arrested in Armenia and four in Medellín for their involvement, according to ICE. . . .
Last night, October 14th, Kelly Johana appeared in court with the four of the accused: Olava Martínez, Juan Manuel Oquendo Sierra, Eduardo Ortega Issa and Horacio Revollo Pacheco. The five are being charged for “los delitos de inducción a la prostitución agravado en menor de 14 años y proxenetismo con menor de edad” or “human trafficking of minors, pimping and pandering,” according to the ICE.
First we have the National Institutes of Health studying why lesbians are often so grotesquely fat, then the Centers for Disease Control surveys what bus riders think of HIV videos, and now ICE agents are working sting operations for foreign governments.The United States Immigration and Customs (ICE) led a joint operation, Cristal II, in cooperation with the Colombia’s Navy and Coast Guard to arrest 22-year old Kelly Johana Suárez Martínez Moyam and four others during a party attended by 25 minors, among others, on Colombia’s Caribbean Islas de Rosario islands. An additional three were arrested in Armenia and four in Medellín for their involvement, according to ICE. . . .
Last night, October 14th, Kelly Johana appeared in court with the four of the accused: Olava Martínez, Juan Manuel Oquendo Sierra, Eduardo Ortega Issa and Horacio Revollo Pacheco. The five are being charged for “los delitos de inducción a la prostitución agravado en menor de 14 años y proxenetismo con menor de edad” or “human trafficking of minors, pimping and pandering,” according to the ICE.
What is so damn awful about doing the job the agency is established to perform?