Jose Ignacio Bonilla Garcia arraigned in New York on rape and assault charges

4 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 27

Bonilla Garcia, a 32-year-old illegal migrant from Honduras, was extradited from Texas after being arrested by U.S. Marshals in Rosenberg while fleeing toward the southern border.
He is accused of violently raping and assaulting an unconscious man behind a dumpster at the Esperanza Deli Cafe in Amityville on March 27, leaving the victim bloodied and battered.
Bonilla Garcia is held without bail, faces up to 25 years if convicted, and is due in court May 28; ICE has filed a detainer for possible deportation after the case concludes.

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If immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated, why do violent cases dominate the headlines?

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How effective are ICE detainers at preventing violent crimes before they happen?

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