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3 More Illegal Aliens Arrested in Fairfax for Possible Child Exploitation

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Wilmaer Aguilar Cruz, Henry Flores Herrera, and Rayben Sanchez Hernandez are in the country illegally and were in a group of nine men suspected of child exploitation. They were found in Fairfax County, Virginia. Fairfax has become a hotbed of illegal alien degenerates. Still, Gov. Spanberger insists on keeping all of these monsters safe from ICE arrest and deportation.

Fairfax County detectives posed as minors online to find people seeking sexual encounters with minors, leading to the arrest of nine men.

According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), three of the nine men are immigrants from El Salvador living in the U.S. illegally.

The nine men collectively face 20 criminal charges. The three undocumented suspects were released on bond following their solicitation charges.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged detainers for the three men with the Fairfax County Detention Center.

Local FOX 5 DC reporting notes that half of the suspects in Fairfax County’s homicide cases in 2026 were in the United States illegally.

These murdered Americans should be alive. They are unnecessary deaths caused by Democrat open-border policies.

Spanberger, like so many in leadership, will not protect Americans and will continue to demonize law enforcement. She is sick.

And in Los Angeles, City Council Member Eunisses Hernandez is calling for riots against law enforcement. She should be arrested, but the city is run by criminals, so who would arrest her?

She also allows felons to vote since criminals are part of her voting base.

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