Convicted child rapist escapes ice custody thanks to a group of local activists in Colorado

Anti-immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) activists Denver, Colorado It blocked agents trying to make arrests that illegal immigrants wanted in Italy for child rape.

Ice Colorado said on Friday their agents were trying to detain Jose Reyes Leon Delas. Crime Alien When local anti-glare members warned him of their presence from El Salvador, who was convicted of child rape in Italy.

Ice said a rapid response group in Colorado posted to social media about Ice in the area, allowing time to escape.

Sanctuary City Denver spends a whopping $356 million on immigrants: Research

“During Leon’s surveillance, members of Colorado’s rapid response arrived on the scene, alerting him of the presence of law enforcement, allowing him to escape his arrest,” Ice Colorado said. “Such groups are hindering the ice’s ability to keep communities safe.”

Ice shared Facebook posts from the group written in English and Spanish, warning followers of Ice’s presence in the area and the presence of ice that was being used by vehicle agents of that kind.

ICE asked the public to report Leon Delas to federal authorities whether they saw the immigrants but warned the public not to approach him.

The arrest of convicted criminals is crushed to ice as riots in the blue city: “You won’t stop us.”

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston previously vowed police officers to station officers to stop the deportation, but the report shows the city has spent more than $356 million in taxpayer dollars on immigration services. The 2017 Denver Ordinance restricts authorities from working with ICE.

Anti-ice protests and activities have grown since then President Donald Trump He returned to his office and vowed to carry out the largest deportation mission in US history.

In Portland, Colorado, anti-ice activists on Wednesday tried to cut off the entrance to Portland’s Ice County Expulsion Facility. Fired fireworks and made the laser shine In law enforcement, Homeland Security Deputy Director Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News Digital.

Two weeks ago, an anti-ice protester mob set fire to a Los Angeles car, destroying property, throwing rocks at law enforcement, and revitalizing the National Guard on Trump.

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Last week, “no Kings” protests across the country were partially promoted by opposition to massive deportation.

On Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem said 75% of illegal aliens arrested under the Trump administration were charged with or convicted of a crime.

Bill Melugin of Fox News contributed to this report.