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The immigration complaint, Grand Jury file# 2000/01-001 is against, the District Attorneys office, Superior Court North County
Division, 325 S Melrose Dr, Vista CA. 92081.
The violations occur when illegal aliens are arrested, booked on charges into the Vista County jail, they appear for arraignment.
At the arraignment or at a later court date they plea out, agreeing to the arrangements and conditions stipulated, by the
district attorney. The judges ensure, as in all pleas that the arrangements, conditions are clearly understood by the defendant,
but because of an immigration hold additional instructions are given. The judges explain, that they will be released to immigration,
if they are deported and they do come back, to report back to the Vista courts. Smuggling back across back into the United
States, they do report back to the Vista courts, to be placed on the court calendar. In court, the judges recall bench warrants,
reinstate them back to the arrangement and condition of the plea. They are given future court dates, to bring in proof of
registration, to the court-ordered programs; drug classes, domestic violence class, anger management class, Cal Trans a work
program, or custody is imposed. Court services monitors attendance, reporting back to the judges' absentees for the issuing
of bench warrants..................... In the everyday routine of travel going to work, court, or the court-ordered programs,
if they are stopped by immigration, they are detained and deported. This generates a bench warrant, for failure to comply
with court orders, for being absent from classes or programs.
When drugs are smuggled for the passage across the border, relations continue for the distribution of drugs, by the leads
and drug contacts made through the illegal aliens, in the home and work environment. Also, here in San Diego's north county,
there is the backwash of illegal aliens that stay to work for the narco-traffickers, coyotes, and local drug dealers. The
military bases of Camp Pendleton and Naval Weapons Station Fallbrook, create an impassable barrier for persons on foot, or
vehicles to maneuver through. The northward flow of traffic funnels around these bases, by the San Diego Fwy 5 and the Fwy
15. The immigration stations at San Clemente and Temecula are up and running 24/7, but the check on vehicles is intermittent.
Making north county a staging area, as they wait till the checkpoints are down, the surrounding cities are littered with stash
houses. During daylight hours, community parks are used to offload the cargo of illegal aliens, until checkpoints are down.
Capistrano park in Oceanside borders the wire mountain housing on Camp Pendleton, illegal aliens have been offload there at
night, to a waiting vehicle on base. Holiday park in Carlsbad was seen on the national news, as illegal aliens bail out of
a car, running off the 5 freeway into the near by park. For years narco traffickers have used it for drug transactions, as
do coyotes leaving their cargo of illegal aliens, sending a lead car to scout the immigration check point. At an auto wrecking
yard in Oceanside on Carpenter road, routinely drugs transactions are carried out, inside the wrecked vehicles seemingly as
if taking car parts......
There is a serious situation here in San Diego's north county, that the city of Escondido passed Ordinance No. 2006-38 Section
1 Finding, Item 3) The harboring of illegal aliens in the dwelling units in the city, and crime committed by illegal aliens
harm the health, safety, and welfare of legal residents in the city.
There is the waste of county, state, and federal funds, because the legal resident, and illegal aliens in the California state
prisons, will work for the good time credits, for the possibility of parole. When parole is granted, because of the I.N.S.
hold they are handed over to immigration and processed for deportation. The condition of parole, if they are deported not
to reenter illegally back into the United States. When they do smuggle back into the United States, if stopped by local law
enforcement they are arrested on a routine check on warrants, when parole and deportation come back on the record. After the
arrest, If no local charges are picked up in a county, they appear before the board of prison terms for the violation of reentry
after deportation, the maximum time imposed is 12 months. Sentence completed in California state prison, they are now subjected
to prosecution in Federal courts. If he or she, has been removed/deported as an aggravated felon, they are subjected to a
sixteen-level increase upon conviction, sixteen level which is 100 to 120 months, but 36 months has been the stander.
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