In the span of about 24 hours, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have arrested a illegal-alien murderer and two illegal-alien sex fiends who were caught at the border, but released pursuant to President Joe Biden’s open borders policy.
The more dangerous of the bunch is a Peruvian thug wanted for 23 murders in his home country.
The two sex criminals were Haitian and Brazilian.
The arrests follow ICE’s capture of the Haitian rape suspect whom Biden flew into the country and loosed upon the streets.
Peruvian Killer
The Peruvian murderer is 38-year-old Gianfranco Torres-Navarro, 38.
Enforcement and Removal Operations agents bagged him in Endicott, New York, about 190 miles northwest of New York City just over the Pennsylvania line.
Fox News’s Bill Melugin reported that Torres-Navarro is the leader of the deadly “Los Killers.”
The Border Patrol caught him near Roma, Texas, on May 16, but of course, and again pursuant to Biden’s orders, released him with a “notice to appear” before an immigration judge.
Continued Melugin:
It took almost two months before federal authorities learned he was wanted in Peru for nearly two dozen murders. After being informed, Buffalo based ICE deportation officers found and arrested him yesterday. He is now in ICE detention.
Fox News reported that Torres-Navarro fled Peru after he murdered a retired cop, Cesar Quegua Herrera, in San Miguel.
ERO agents caught the murder suspect with his girlfriend, Mishelle Sol Ivanna Ortíz Ubillús, also an illegal alien.
“Peruvian authorities have described Ortíz Ubillús as Torres-Navarro’s right-hand man. She’s said to play a prominent role in ‘Los Killers,’ being his lieutenant and cashier,” Fox reported:
She also has a sizable following on the social media platform TikTok where she showed off her lavish lifestyle, including designer clothes, resort vacations and shooting targets at a gun range.
The full name of Gianfranco Torres-Navarro’s gang is “Los Killers de Ventanilla y Callao,” an extortion racket that preys upon construction companies, the Associated Press reported, citing Peruvian law enforcement. The gang uses violence to get rid of its rivals.
“Six reputed members of ‘Los Killers,’ formed in 2022 in an area along the Pacific coast where Peru’s main port is located, were arrested in a series of raids in June and accused of homicide, contract killing, and extortion, the National Police of Peru said,” AP reported:
Torres-Navarro was previously a member of the Los Malditos de Angamos criminal organization, Peru’s Public Prosecutor’s Office said. He is also known as “Gianfranco 23,” a reference to the number of people he is alleged to have killed.
Torres-Navarro eluded previous attempts to hold him accountable for his alleged crimes.
In 2019, while on the run from authorities, he was sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison for illegal weapons possession. He remained at large until 2021, when he was arrested at a toll checkpoint near Peru’s capital city, Lima. But even then, he didn’t stay behind bars for long. After an acquittal in that case, Torres-Navarro was freed last December.
Soon after, Peruvian authorities said, “Los Killers” ramped up its violence, culminating in the shooting in San Miguel.
The unsuspecting residents of Endicott were lucky Torres-Navarro didn’t have time to establish his deadly trade in their town
Sex Criminals
The other two Biden “migrants,” both arrested on August 13, are charged with multiple sex crimes.
ERO arrested Haitian illegal Marc Kervens Beauvais, 34, in Peabody, Massachusetts. He is charged with “aggravated rape, two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on a pregnant victim and attempt to commit a crime,” ICE reported.
His story is familiar. Border agents arrested him near Del Rio, Texas, on June 26, 2021, then released with a notice to appear.
The sex fiend was in the country just about a month when he began his sex crime. Cops arrested him for the crimes on July 31. Amazingly, the Peabody District Court honored ICE’s immigration detainer and released him on August 13 to ERO custody.
ERO agents arrested Brazilian Jackson Bento-Pinheiro, 35 the same day in Wakefield, Massachusetts, ICE reported. Cops have charged him with “assault to rape, indecent assault and battery over 14, and domestic assault and battery.”
He jumped the border near San Ysidro, California, on July 10, 2021. Border agents released him with a notice to appear under Biden’s Alternatives to Detention program. Bento did appear before ERO on August 22 that year but was immediately terminated from the program.
ICE did not explain why it terminated him. When Wakefield cops arrested him on August 13, ICE issued a detainer and arrested him the same day.
ICE did not say whether city authorities honored the detainer and released him directly into ERO Custody.
Haitian Rape Suspect Caught
Beauvais is the second Haitian ERO arrested on August 13.
They also bagged Cory Alvarez, 26, whom Biden flew directly into the country under the auspices of his illegal parole program.
Cops in Rockland, Massachusetts, arrested him for the rape of a 15-year-old girl. Ignoring an ICE detainer, a judge released him on $500 bail with a GPS monitor.
Authorities in Milford, Massachusetts, also ignored a detainer and released an unidentified Brazilian, also charged with rape, on $5,000 bond and a GPS monitor.
ERO agents were forced to run him to ground in Lowell in April. He too was caught illegally entering the United States and promptly released him.
Before being arrested for the rape a child under 16, cops had charged him driving without a license.
