Gov. Newsom to help Trump pursue federal charges against illegal migrant who killed teens while driving drunk

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California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom agreed to help the Trump administration to present federal charges against an illegal immigrant who is released early for killing a young couple in a horrible drunk driving accident.

The Newsom office promised that the State meets an immigration and customs control (ICE) control to ensure that the murderer, Oscar Eduardo Ortega -angiano, does not end in the streets of the United States after a controversial early launch.

Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Aguano, 43, had a drunk drummer and all speed at almost 100 mph. Foxnews

“After being deported in 2013, this individual has not focused on the United States and committed atrocious crimes,” said the governor’s office in an X position.

“[California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation] It will coordinate with ice again, since they have more than 10,000 inmates, to transfer it before their release. “

It occurs after the news of the possible early release of the Mexican migrant caused generalized outrage and fed the fears that California sanctuary policies could result in the author ending in the streets.

Ortega-Anguano, 43, was convicted of vehicular homicide for the burning 2021 shipwreck that left Anya Varfolomeev, 19 years old and her boyfriend Nicholay Oso N, dead.

Anya Varfolomeev and Nicholay Oosakin, both 19, were killed in the November 2021 accident. Courtesy of Varfolomeev and Osakin families
Bilal Essayli, the United States prosecutor of the Central District of California, said Wednesday that he would try to make the convict migrant be locked up for years. AP

The families of the victims were alerted over the weekend that would be eligible for liberation in July after completing only 3.5 years of their pulmonary phrase of decade.

Bilal Essayli, the United States prosecutor for the Central District of California, quickly promised to intervene to keep the convicted migrant.

Ortega-Anglegian is eligible to be released for the accident in just three months. Fox News

“My office has presented a serious crime immigration position against this defendant,” Essayli published in X.

“It faces up to 20 years in a federal prison if it is declared guilty for 8 USC 1326,” he added, referring to the Federal Statute that accuses illegal immigrants who return to the United States.

“If the State of California will not see the complete measure of justice against this individual, the Department of Justice will.”

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