A new exclusive video obtained by Fox News has sought a fierce moment from high-speed vehicle pursuit as it pursued two illegal immigrants suspected of carrying fentanyl through Cornfield in Grandi County, Illinois late last year. It's revealed.
Grandi County officials told Fox News that Illinois' sanctuary policies allow two unchecked counties to travel to Honduras' two illegal immigrants.
Grandi is a rural county, primarily to the northwest of Chicago.
Footage taken on October 24th shows two immigrants, 18-year-old Roybinbarahona and 23-year-old Christian Anaherelazovelasquez, shaking in a vehicle through Cornfield, when authorities plunge the vehicle into the car and stopped. did. After the car crashed in, the two men fled the sedan, and the officers continued their pursuit.
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Two immigrants, 18-year-old Roybin Barahona and Christian Anaher Elazo Velazquez, 23, traveled to Cornfield, Illinois, when authorities plunged their vehicles and stopped them. (Adobe Stock/Fox News)
Video captured later shows law enforcement discovered a deadly payload of seven pounds of fentanyl in a burnt-out vehicle of immigrants. Both were accused of trafficking a controlled substance, possession with intent to deliver fentanyl, and resisting arrest, according to local outlet WSPY News.
The Illinois Safety T Act, which abolished Illinois' cash bail system in 2023, reportedly Barahona was released without bail and then fled to California.
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Meanwhile, Velazquez remains in custody, and the Department of Homeland Security has filed detention persons against him. Despite being detained, Illinois sanctuary law continues to prevent local law enforcement from sharing information with federal immigration officials regarding Velazquez.
Speaking to Fox News, Grundy County Chairman Drew Muffler expressed his frustration with Illinois sanctuary law. He said.
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“I do not agree to handcuff law enforcement and preventing them from working effectively with federal authorities,” he said. “By limiting the ability of law enforcement agencies to enforce law, we are undermining public safety.”
Grandi County, the first of dozens of Illinois counties, opposed the state by enacting a non-silent ordinance. This comes after an influx of more than 51,000 immigrants have been bused to Chicago starting from the summer of 2022.
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During the immigration crisis, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson doubled the city's sanctuary policy and said in a recent interview with ABC 7 Chicago that “we will always be a welcoming and sanctuary space.” Masu.
Johnson vowed to resist the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, calling for a decision to allow ICE to “unconsciously condemn” enforcement and removal activities on church and school property.
