Accused child rapist wants deportation
Cops: Illegal raped 6-yr-old at gym

Accused child rapist wants deportation: kasa.com

ALBUQUERQUE, NM (KRQE) - Three small children said he raped them, but that man may never face charges for any of it. News 13 has learned the illegal immigrant may be incompetent to stand trial. Juan Gonzalez’s lawyer said his client should get a get out of jail free card, so he can go live in Mexico.

Gonzalez was 13 when he told investigators he raped a little boy and a little girl. Then last year the 20-year-old admitted to raping another child inside a popular Albuquerque gym. A terrified 6-year-old girl attacked inside the playroom at the Midtown Sports and Wellness.

“He held hand over his mouth so she couldn't scream,” Albuquerque Police Deputy Chief Beth Paiz said in May when Gonzalez was arrested. ”He could hear the child say stop, stop, stop.”

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NM secretary of state reviews voter rolls, list of foreign nationals with driver’s licenses

SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico’s top elections official told lawmakers Tuesday she is concerned that a review of the state’s voter registration rolls and a list of the thousands of foreign nationals who have been issued driver’s licenses under a much debated state law has turned up evidence of fraud...[Full Article]

New Mexico’s governor plans to revoke licenses issued to illegal aliens



SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico’s newly elected Gov. Susana Martinez has come out swinging with a budget proposal that would cut spending and close the budget deficit without raising taxes or making cuts to classroom spending or health care for New Mexico’s most vulnerable.

Martinez also stated one of her first priorities is to revoke driver licenses issued to illegal aliens, pointing out since Arizona passed SB 1070, illegal aliens have been pouring in to New Mexico, which does not require proof of citizenship to obtain licenses...

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150 Illegal Immigrants Found During Arrests

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- It's been about two months since Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry ordered police officers and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to fingerprint everyone who is arrested and check their immigration status.

According to ICE officials, already 150 illegal immigrants have been arrested.

"The focus of this program is to make our streets safer," said Albuquerque Public Safety Director Darren White. "These are 150 people who were accused of breaking the law and who are in this country illegally."

White said none of these illegal immigrants are innocent and that they've all been arrested for serious offenses.

"When you look at some of the charges, from DWI to some of these violent felonies, these are not people you want on our streets," said White...

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