Suspect in fatal hit-and-run wanted by ICE; sheriff’s department refuses to honor detainer

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From the news: The Denver Sheriff’s Department refuses to honor the detainer ... if Zamarripa-Castaneda posts bond, ICE cannot deport him.

Article author:

Kristin Haubrich

Article publisher:

KDVR Fox 31

Article date:

6 March 2018

Article category:

Colorado News

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sanctuary cities

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An undocumented immigrant [illegal alien] is in jail in connection with a deadly hit-and-run crash and federal ICE agents want to take him into custody. But the Denver Sheriff’s Department refuses to honor the detainer ...

Cell phone video captured the fiery aftermath of a deadly hit-and-run crash at I-70 and I-25 over the weekend. Denver police say 26-year-old Ivan Zamarripa-Castaneda slammed into a semi-truck, killing the driver. Police say he then fled the scene ...

On Monday, ICE agents discovered Zamarripa-Castaneda is in the United States illegally, and immediately issued an immigration detainer, in an effort to gain custody to get him deported back to Mexico.

As of now, if Zamarripa-Castaneda posts bond, ICE cannot deport him ...

Related

Semitruck driver killed, pickup truck driver arrested after I-70 crash, Fox31 News, March 4, 2017.

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Sanctuary Cities in America, including Denver and Aurora, Colorado

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