Apr 28, 2017 ... The Baltimore State's Attorney's Office has instructed prosecutors to think twice  before ... told to consider consequences for prosecuting illegal immigrants for  minor crimes ... "They advertise that they will charge a criminal alien with a lesser  offense than presumably they would charge a United States citizen.
Apr 29, 2017 ... We have also taken steps to end the lawless practices of so-called “sanctuary” ...  They advertise that they will charge a criminal alien with a lesser offense than  presumably they would charge a United States citizen. ... The Baltimore State's  Attorney's Office has instructed prosecutors to think twice before ...
Apr 29, 2017 ... The state's attorney office in Baltimore, Maryland, issued a memo Thursday  urging all ... or avoiding charges — for illegal aliens so they can avoid potential  deportation. ... "They advertise that they will charge a criminal alien with a lesser  offense than presumably they would charge a United States citizen.
May 15, 2014 ... Yet most of the immigrants they're prosecuting, especially beyond the ...  advocates, and the US Attorney eventually dropped the charges.) ... from  deportation if they don't have criminal records, that discretion can be especially  important. ... offenses than they did in 2010, as the Obama administration has ...
Why can't our immigration authorities deport the hordes of illegal felons in our  cities? ... Had they done so, they would have discovered his visa overstay, ... Park , was about 60 percent illegal in 2002, says former assistant U.S. attorney Luis Li.  ... until after they have filed criminal charges, nor may they arrest someone for ...
District attorneys "have advertised that they will charge a criminal alien with a lesser offense than presumably they would charge a United States citizen, so they won’t be deported."