We don’t have a broken immigration system in the U.S.,” Judd said. “We have a nonexistent immigration system in the U.S.
A “South American theft group” of four Colombian citizens targeted the homes of business owners in multiple Florida counties.
According to Sheriff Grady Judd, the suspected thieves stole $1.69 million in cash, jewelry, and clothes from homes in gated communities. The “sophisticated” group was accused of surveilling homes and businesses to learn and track the owners’ routines.
“Once they have their victim’s pattern, then they attack,” Polk County Sheriff Judd said.
The thieves were accused of disguising themselves as lawn care workers and joggers and wearing burkas. According to Judd, they used Wi-Fi jammers and technology to bypass security systems.
In a news conference Thursday, Judd said the four suspects remained in the country illegally during the course of the multi-agency investigation despite multiple interactions with federal immigration officials.
They come to steal, and Democrats want to give them amnesty. Democrats are the enemy within.
Democrats refuse to deport these dangerous criminals.
Judd said, “They had no fear.” He also said the Border Patrol isn’t arresting them. [That’s on the leadership.]
NEW-MUST-WATCH: Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd SLAMS ICE for ‘helping’ and releasing ILLEGAL suspects accused of stealing MILLION in cash, jewelry, and clothes from homes in gated communities
“They [ICE] were more intent on helping the criminal out. Did you hear what I said? I… pic.twitter.com/nIHAfapUX9
— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) August 17, 2024
3- “Very violent person” Sheriff Judd re-arrested after discovering ICE was going to release her despite her deportation order due to lack of space
Her bond in Polk County is set at $5.6 million
Geraldine Galeano-Perez, 33 (currently in the Polk County Jail)⁰Galeano-Perez has… pic.twitter.com/EQMbIHtQnD
— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) August 17, 2024
5- “This one’s in the wind, compliments of ICE — This one’s in the wind, compliments of ICE”
Jason Alexander Higuera-Ruiz, 41 (unknown whereabouts)⁰
Higuera-Ruiz has Polk County charges for racketeering, conspiracy to commit racketeering, unlawful use of a 2-way communication… pic.twitter.com/lQ3iIl0cHR— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) August 17, 2024
6- Previously deported
Geiler Orobio-Cabezas, 36 (currently in the Pinellas County Jail)
Orobio-Cabezas has Polk County charges for racketeering, conspiracy to commit racketeering, unlawful use of a 2-way communication device, burglary of a dwelling, conspiracy to commit… pic.twitter.com/0U2AcD2dhw
— Unlimited L’s (@unlimited_ls) August 17, 2024
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