The suspect arrested for the fatal carjacking of a grandmother in Virginia over the weekend is an illegal migrant from El Salvador. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed the suspect’s identity and has placed a detainer request on him with local authorities, Fox5 DC reported. NEW: In statement to @FoxNews, ICE confirms that the suspect arrested for the fatal carjacking of a grandmother in Virginia on Sunday is an illegal alien from El Salvador who entered the U.S. as a “gotaway” at an unknown time & location. ICE has placed a detainer request on him… pic.twitter.com/5kiDKCrBsb — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) July 30, 2024 On Sunday in broad daylight, Jose Aguilar-Martinez, 21, allegedly carjacked Melody Waldecker, 54, in Sterling, Virginia, and then ran over her with her own car, killing her, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office said. Police were called around 11:30 a.m. They found the grandmother dead at the scene. The suspect was arrested about 45 minutes later. He was taken to a local hospital at first after appearing to have an unrelated medical condition. Aguilar-Martinez has been charged with felony carjacking and is expected to face additional charges, police said. He is currently being held without bail at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center. The suspect is a “gotaway,” meaning he was never apprehended by border authorities when he illegally crossed into the country. It is not known when or where he entered the U.S. Overall, around 12 million migrants have entered the country illegally under the Biden administration. There have been more than 9.5 million migrant encounters and about 1.7 million illegal migrant gotaways, according to immigration authorities. Major cities are under pressure to find shelter space and funding for hundreds of thousands of new migrants. New York City has seen an influx of more than 180,000 illegal migrants over the past two years and is still housing many of them. Chicago is currently paying to shelter about 13,000 of the more than 44,000 migrants who have arrived in the city over the last two years. Earlier this year, immigration surged to become the top issue on voters’ minds, bumping inflation down to second place, polls showed. High-profile crimes allegedly perpetrated by migrant suspects have grabbed headlines, including a string of grisly murders and rapes of American girls and women. Former President Donald Trump has made migrant crime a central issue of his 2024 campaign, saying he would start a mass deportation operation if elected to the White House again. The Trump campaign has also attacked Vice President Kamala Harris over her failure to stem the flow of migrants at the southern border despite being tapped by President Biden to address the problem back in 2021. Since Biden dropped out of the presidential race and endorsed Harris, the Trump campaign has worked to tie her to the administration’s unpopular immigration policies.

You can replace items, but you can’t replace your loved ones. This is a reminder one California man has gotten after a fire engulfed his home. It happened at night, prompting the Los Angeles Fire Department to swoop in and help. Thankfully, Isaac Vaizman had gotten out just fine. His cat, on the other hand, was still inside. Distraught, the man attempted to rush back inside to save the feline himself. But the firefighters were quick to stop him. That being said, there was no way they were going to let that poor kitty fend for herself. So, some of the firefighters set out on a mission to rescue the cat. The fire managed to engulf an entire room, plus the attic, but that still didn’t stop these first responders from completing their mission. The moment that Isaac and his cat are reunited is truly a sight to behold. See for yourself in the video below. @abc7la #Firefighters made a heroic rescue and saved a #cat from a home in #Tarzana that was engulfed in flames. That moment proved to be emotionally overwhelming for the owner who sobbed and fell to his knees after firefighters handed him his beloved #pet. #fire #rescue ♬ original sound – ABC7LA With his cat, Cheetah, securely in his arms, Isaac breaks down. He can also be seen helping Cheetah get some much-needed water — the poor creature can’t stop panting. But as distraught as the cat seems in this clip, she is doing much better now after a trip to the vet. So, despite the life-changing fire, Isaac has much to be grateful for right now. Firefighters Go Back Inside Fire-Engulfed Home to Rescue a Cat Like so many others who have pets, Isaac views Cheetah as a member of the family, noting that losing her would have been “like losing your kid. Same thing. She’s my kid.” Plus, this isn’t just Isaac’s cat. The sweet creature also belongs to his daughter. When Isaac got divorced, he was tasked with keeping Cheetah. This, as you can imagine, only added to why he was oh-so relieved that she’s doing okay now. “After my divorce, my daughter asked me to keep her and I promised to do it. So I still have my cat but not my kids,” Isaac shares. “The cat is alive and that’s what’s most important.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Man Breaks Down Into Tears When Firefighters Reunite Him With Cat After House Fire appeared first on InspireMore.

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