September 1, 2011, - 1:40 pm
Dearbornistan Arab Illegal Alien Gamed System Since ’89; Drug Dealer, “Dad” to Anchor Baby; Tried to Kill Police
As I’ve noted before, we long ago lost the non-existent “war” against Muslim, Arab, and other illegal aliens in our midst because even before the Obama administration (and Bush before that with the same policy) ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) not to go after illegal aliens who aren’t criminals, illegal aliens knew they could game the system for years with appeals and other procedures assuring they’d remain here. And the U.S. government simply doesn’t have the will to fight each one of them. The case of Salam Daniel is yet another stark example.
The Dearbornistan man was ordered deported in in 1997. That’s 14 years ago. But my search of federal court records shows he’s been fighting the government since 1989–22 years ago, and that in 1990, he was convicted of using a gun in a drug trafficking crime, among other crimes. And, yet, he’s still here . . . and even fathered one or more anchor babies as a souvenir to us in case he’s ever actually deported. Michigan’s Offender Tracking Information System shows he’s been incarcerated twice–once for aggravated assault and another time for failure to pay child support. Both times he was arrested for these crimes, each time he went to court to plead, or in 2009, when he was released from prison, ICE could have detained and deported him. And, yet, he was repeatedly let go.
Now, he’s engaging in violence against police:
An Iraqi facing deportation threatened to kill an immigration officer with a shard of Plexiglas, spit on another federal agent and caused more than $700 damage to a police car Friday, according to court records.
The records, filed late Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Detroit, chronicle the break that kept 41-year-old Salam Daniel in the United States and a violent, harrowing trip in the back of a police cruiser in Dearborn.
Daniel was charged in federal court Wednesday with damaging government property and assaulting an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer with a dangerous weapon.
The alleged incident happened when federal agents caught Daniel on Friday following a long hunt.
A federal immigration judge ordered Daniel to be deported in August 1997 because he was living in the country illegally, according to court records.
He filed a series of appeals and was supposed to be deported in October 1999.
But due to conditions in Iraq, the government couldn’t remove Daniel and he was allowed to stay. He was required to periodically report to the Department of Homeland Security, however.
In February 2008, Daniel failed to check in and was considered an immigration fugitive, according to court records.
He avoided capture until Friday, when Daniel entered a U.S. Immigration & Citizenship Services office in Detroit and asked about obtaining an employment card. Daniel was arrested, handcuffed and transported to a jail in Dearborn.
“During transportation, Daniel became irate and managed to maneuver his restrained hands under his legs so that they were now in front of his body,” deportation Officer Trent Horky wrote in a court filing Wednesday. “Daniel violently kicked, punched and threw his body into (the) partition that divided his backseat bench from the (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officer who was driving.”
Daniels broke the Plexiglas partition, grabbed a shard, held it like a knife and started waving it at the officer, according to Horky. Daniel threatened to kill the officer, who was trying to drive the car, Horky wrote.
The officer managed to arrive at the Dearborn Police Department.
“Daniel made multiple attempts to spit at ICE officers and successfully did spit on one ICE officer,” Horky wrote.
He continued to kick, fight, spit and wave the broken Plexiglas at officers until they disarmed him by using pepper spray, according to court records.
Daniel was restrained and taken to the St. Clair County Jail.
Read ICE’s Trent Horky’s affidavit attached to the federal criminal complaint against Salam Daniel.
Ironically, Daniel’s first name means “peace” But there’s nothing peaceful about him.
The thing is, there are many Salam Daniels on our shores. Far too many. And we are doing nothing to track down and deport most of them. He’s one of the few who might finally get removed from American shores.
But don’t count on it.
Bullets. They’re what’s for dinner.
ToddK on September 1, 2011 at 3:47 pm