When it comes to stories that should grab national attention, this one checks all the boxes. The latest news out of Massachusetts highlights a troubling trifecta: broken immigration policies, local authorities refusing to cooperate with federal law enforcement, and the horrifying crimes that result from this chaos.
Let’s start with the facts: ICE Boston announced the arrests of three illegal immigrants, all accused or convicted of unspeakable crimes against children. These arrests underscore a pattern that should make every law-abiding citizen pause. These aren’t petty offenses; we’re talking about heinous acts that no amount of spin can downplay.
🚨🇺🇸3 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS CHARGED WITH CHILD RAPE ARRESTED IN MASSACHUSETTS
ICE Boston has taken three illegal immigrants into custody who were accused of raping children in Massachusetts.
This comes as Governor Maura Healey said the state won’t cooperate with federal… pic.twitter.com/WisjCF0pgK
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 21, 2024
Take the case of Mynor Stiven De Paz-Munoz, a 21-year-old from Guatemala. He entered the U.S. illegally in 2020, received a friendly “notice to appear” from Border Patrol, and promptly disappeared into the system. Fast forward to February 2024, when he was arrested in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, for r***ng a child.
ICE lodged a detainer request to take him into custody, but the local authorities? They ignored it. De Paz-Munoz was released on bail. Let that sink in—a man accused of child r**e walked free because state authorities didn’t want to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
The second suspect, Billy Erney Buitrago-Bustos from Colombia, overstayed his visa in 2016. Years later, he was arrested for similar appalling crimes. At least in this case, Massachusetts authorities eventually honored ICE’s detainer—but only after a lengthy legal process.
Finally, there’s Alexandre Romao De Oliveira, convicted of child r**e in Brazil and sentenced to 14 years in prison. Instead of serving his time, he fled to the U.S. in 2022, crossing the border illegally and receiving—you guessed it—a notice to appear. ICE finally caught him this week in Methuen, Massachusetts.
Here’s where it gets even more maddening. Governor Maura Healey has openly stated her intent to NOT cooperate with federal immigration enforcement when President-elect Trump returns to office in January. So much for prioritizing public safety. This political posturing puts Massachusetts residents—and their children—at risk.
BREAKING: Three illegals were arrested in Massachusetts this past week for r*ping children, marking 39 total child s*x crimes committed by illegals in 2024 in MA alone.
Democrat Governor Maura Healey welcomed tens of thousands of illegals into her state and then vowed to use… pic.twitter.com/XK9MofghtP
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 21, 2024
The bottom line? These arrests are a glaring reminder of why law and order matter. Policies that prioritize open borders over community safety aren’t just reckless—they’re dangerous. Ignoring ICE detainers and shielding illegal immigrants accused of heinous crimes doesn’t make anyone safer; it only emboldens predators. It’s time for leaders to remember that their first duty is to protect the people they serve, not score political points.
