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target sanctuary cities for crimes
One witness to the accident, Tom Rudy, owner of M&G Discount Liquors, said the Mazda was so mangled he knew that neither woman in the vehicle could have possibility survived. Aurora police identified the two women, who died at the scene, as Patrica Gunthap, 49 of Centennial and Debra Serecku, 51, of Aurora. The only person to die inside the Baskin Robbins was 3-year old Marten Kudlis. The boy was sitting at a table by the window when the crash occurred. He was physically thrown from the store with the flying debris from the impact. His father, Marat Kudlis, who was not with his family when the accident happened, said they came to Denver from Eastern Europe to find a safer place to raise their son. Marten's mother brought her son's favorite stuffed animal to a makeshift memorial at the Baskin Robbins the following day. Her husband said she has not spoken a word since the accident.
Among the injured in the Baskin Robbins ice cream store were Margaret Rains and Haley Tepe. Both of them have filed a claim for damages against the city and are planning lawsuits against the City of Denver which had Hernandez in custody several times but declined to turn him over to ICE for deportation. It is unclear if Stuart Morse, Rains' lawyer is aware that Section 8 USC 1324[a](1)(A)[iv][b](iii) of the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 contains a clause that makes any person, groups of persons, businesses, corporations, advocacy groups, cities, townships or community leaders that help an illegal alien, and fail to check the legal status of that person, or does not detain them if they are in this country illegally, is guilty of committing a federal felony under the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act, Section 8 USC 1324[a](1)[iv][b](iii) themselves.
Civil servantsmayors, governors, city or town managers or city or county commissioners, Congressmen, Senators and Presidentswho create sanctuary cities, or States that provide illegals with forms of identification that can be used to allow the illegals to be assimilated into our society, will have committed a felony under the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act, Section 8 USC 1324[a](1)[iv][b](iii). The penalties are the same for a mayor, a governor, a Congressman or Senator. No US citizennot even the Presidentis immune from the laws of this nation. Citizens like Danielle Bologna who live in "Sanctuary City" San Francisco generally file for damages when illegals like Edwin Ramos do them harm. Bologna filed a claim for damages against San Francisco after her husband and two sons were shot and killed by an El Salvadorian illegal, 21-year old Edwin Ramos, in a traffic altercation on June 22 last year. Their filings, which do not utilize the weight of the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, Section 8 USC 1324[a](1)[iv][b](iii) to prove to the local court or record that federal law mandates that the city and/or State are culpable for anything and everything that protected illegal aliens do within these specially-protected corridors. On June 22, 48-year old Tony
Bologna and his two sons, Michael, 20 and Matthew, 16,
were gunned down in what police decided was a gang hit. Ramos,
whom police believe belongs to MS-13, shot them because he thought they
were Hispanic. Judicial Watch had previously filed a lawsuit against San Francisco Police Chief Heather Fong on behalf of Charles Fonseca. The lawsuit, Fonseca v Fong, argued that San Francisco and the State of California must follow State law that obligates police officers to notify federal authorities when they arrest anyone on a drug charge when it appears the person arrested is either a legal or illegal alien. The 1st District Court of Appeal for the State of California reversed a lower court ruling which stated San Francisco police officers do not have to comply with the law when they suspect that someone they arrested is a foreign national. While neither Judicial Watch nor anyone filing claims for compensation from the city, county or State for harm done to them by illegal aliens in sanctuary cities has cited the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, Section 8 USC 1324[a](1)[iv][b](iii), they need to start incorporating this law into their arguments since this law clearly places the blame on the corporate entities which create the sanctuaries for illegals
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