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Illegal migrant sentenced in Michigan for criminal sexual conduct
Prosecutors say man committed sex crime against a 15-year-old girl
April 03, 2024
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LIVINGSTON COUNTY, Mich - According to Livingston County Circuit Court records, 26-year-old Alan Nievas-Garnica pled guilty to criminal sexual conduct in the third degree for a crime he committed against a 15-year-old girl in the county on October 22, 2023.

Nievas-Garnica was sentenced on February 15 to a minimum of one year and six months to a maximum of 15 years in prison.

According to transcripts from a court appearance on January 19, 2024, Judge Michael Hatty asked Nievas-Garnica if he was a citizen of the United States. Nievas-Garnica responded by saying, “No.”

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During Nievas-Garnica’s sentencing, a letter was read in court from the victim’s parents. The parents voiced their frustration that Nievas-Garnica was in the United States illegally.

Judge Hatty also said during the hearing the United States Immigrations and Customs Enforcement would be contacted regarding the defendant, Alan Nievas-Garnica. 

Nievas-Garnica is currently in a prison in Jackson, Michigan.

I went on the Michigan prison website to look for Nievas-Garnica’s picture and this is what I found below:

 

The website does not show Nievas-Garnica’s mugshot, which is unusual. Most of the current inmates have a mugshot posted on the website.

I reached out to Green Oak Twp, Police Chief Steven Kramer, who said it was not confirmed if Nievas-Garnica was an illegal migrant. Kramer did not respond to further questions about the case.

A person is charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct if they engage in sexual penetration under certain conditions, including if the victim is between 13 and 16 years old, if force or coercion is used, if the victim is mentally incapacitated or physically helpless, if the victim is a relative within the third degree and the act is not otherwise prohibited, or if the victim is a minor under specific circumstances involving school or care settings.

It's a felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

Defenses include situations where the accused was coerced by someone in authority, but the burden of proof is on the defendant. Special provisions cover victims aged 16 to 25 receiving special education, or those in child care, foster care, or similar settings, with specific stipulations regarding the perpetrator's relationship to the institution or the victim.

 

 

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DALLAS, TX - Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal alien who was deported to his native El Salvador by the Trump administration, is being investigated by the Department of Justice (DOJ) after a convicted human smuggler told Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents that he hired Abrego Garcia to smuggle illegal aliens into the United States, a new report reveals.

As Breitbart News has chronicled, House and Senate Democrats are demanding that President Donald Trump fly Abrego Garcia back to the U.S. from El Salvador after he was deported alongside other suspected gang members under a deal with President Nayib Bukele.

Abrego Garcia has for years been accused of being an MS-13 gang member as well as beating his wife at his former residence in Maryland — to the point that she sought two orders of protection against him.

Last week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released bodycam footage from a 2022 traffic stop by the Tennessee Highway Patrol where troopers can be seen pulling over Abrego Garcia, who was driving a vehicle that belonged to 38-year-old Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes. Click here to read more.

 

MADISON, Wis. – A man in Wisconsin is accused of purposefully hitting a family with his vehicle while they were out on a walk, killing the mother and the family dog.

A criminal complaint released Monday alleges Jeffrey Endres, 49, sped up and crashed into the family in Cottage Grove, a suburb of Madison.

Dr. Kami Hansen, a well-known chiropractor in the community, died from her injuries after being taken to the hospital.

Hansen was a wife, mother of three boys, and owner of Heartland Family Chiropractic.

Deputy District Attorney William Brown said the deadly crash was an act of revenge following a “sensitive crime” that occurred between Hansen’s child and Endres’ child. Officials did not give further details about what happened between the children.

“It has come to light that this was not an accident. This was an intentional act by Mr. Endres,” Brown said in court. “This was, as the complaint shows, essentially an act of vigilante justice.” Click here to read more.

 

ALBANY, NY - Cellphone bans in schools are all the rage. Recently, New York became the fourth state to embark on one, as part of a budget deal for the coming school year. For many adults, the bans make intuitive sense: Who wants kids distracted on their phones while the teacher is teaching? Maybe getting rid of them could even reduce bullying or improve youth mental health? Phone Free New York founder Raj Goyle, while speaking of New York’s prospective ban, claimed, “If you look at the data in schools that have one ... test scores rise, bullying decreases, depression decreases.” But is that true?

Given acclamations from the schools that have implemented them, you’d think so. Orange County schools in Florida made headlines for being one of the first and most restrictive districts to implement a ban on cellphones. Florida passed a statewide ban in 2023, but Orange County, with Orlando as its seat, went further, banning phones for the entire school day, not just during classes. Click here to read more.

 

CHICAGO, IL -A University of Chicago professor canceled a midterm Thursday and called on his students to use the time to join an anti-Trump protest, an email obtained by the Washington Free Beacon shows.

Yali Amit, a statistics professor who has long opposed Israel, told his machine learning and large-scale data analysis class he was canceling the exam as "a small contribution" to the nationwide demonstrations being held that day to oppose President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. In an email to his students, Amit said he would post the exam as a homework assignment and included a link to a sign-up site for the Chicago-area protest, which called to "STOP THE BILLIONAIRE TAKEOVER ."

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Federal authorities say they have saved more than 100 children in an operation that resulted in the capture of more than 200 sex offenders.

The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that the FBI arrested 205 child sex offenders throughout the country in Operation Restore Justice, part of a nationwide crackdown on child sex trafficking and abuse that the agency says “resulted in the rescue of 115 children.”

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LANSING, Mich - Remember Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Newcomer Rental Subsidy Program announcement last summer, which offered $500 a month in rental assistance for non-citizens?

According to records obtained by Michigan Enjoyer, The Refugee Development Center, home to the “Newcomer Center,” received $1,074,236 of taxpayer funding through the Office of Global Michigan in 2024. According to their website, The Office of Global Michigan takes the lead in advancing equity and inclusion initiatives throughout the state, while spearheading programs for the seamless integration of newcomers.

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As Michigan taxpayers, you are also paying for legal services, driver’s licenses, and resources to help immigrants evade ICE.

Migrant Legal Aid received $416,589 from the Office of Global Michigan and $59,743.49 through MDHHS last year. Click here to read more.


 

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Every child is unique in terms of their development—but there are some milestones in childhood that, if delayed or missed, could be a warning sign of a deeper medical issue.

That was exactly the case for little boy named Hudson, whose parents consider his preschool teacher to be a blessing because she spotted a very early sign that Hudson might have a rare muscle disease.

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CHICAGO, IL - Many Illinois towns are rushing to extend the 1% grocery tax. See below if your town is one of them. The statewide tax ends in 2026, but local governments can choose to retain it without asking their residents for permission.

The state may have backed off on taxing groceries, but 105 Illinois towns have already chosen to take up the 1% grocery tax once the statewide tax ends in 2026, according to data from the Illinois Department of Revenue.

The rest of the state can expect to see 1% savings at the grocery store.

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CHICAGO, IL - Illegal immigrants who self-deport will receive a $1,000 stipend under a plan that the Trump administration says will protect law enforcement and save American tax dollars, the Department of Homeland Security announced on Monday.

Along with giving illegal immigrants a $1,000 stipend, Fox News reported that the Trump administration would also pay for the cost of airfare. The total cost for the stipend and airfare would be around $4,500 on average, a significant reduction from the estimated $17,000 it costs the federal government to detain and deport an illegal immigrant, according to DHS, which added that illegal immigrants would not receive the stipend until it was verified that they had left the United States.

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LOS ANGELES, CALIF - Three illegal aliens are accused of beating 47-year-old Aleksandre Modebadze in his own home as they burglarized him and left him for dead in the sanctuary jurisdiction of Los Angeles County, California.

Illegal aliens Paata Kochyashvili, 38 years old; Zaza Otarashvili, 46 years old; and Besiki Khutsishvili, 52 years old, all from Georgia, have been arrested and charged by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) for the murder of Aleksandre Modebadze on April 26.

According to LAPD, the three illegal aliens broke into Modebadze’s home, tied him up, and beat him to death while burglarizing his residence.

The trio is also accused of shutting down Modebadze’s home surveillance cameras ahead of the gruesome murder.

One of the illegal aliens had overstayed his B-2 tourist visa and was wanted by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but never turned over to agents thanks to California’s sanctuary state policy. Click here to read more.

 

MADRID, SPAIN- Spain’s electricity supply went down last month due to cascading failures traced to faults in two solar plants in Spain’s southwest region, causing a blackout on the Iberian Peninsula. Americans should not be complacent because the North American Electric Reliability Corp., a nonprofit international regulatory authority, has warned that it might happen in the United States.

On April 28, the day of the Spanish meltdown, solar provided 59% of electricity, wind about 12%, and nuclear and gas approximately 22%. When the two solar plants went down, insufficient backup, or inertia, was available to keep the system going.

The sun shines and the wind blows for free, but providing electricity to people with intermittent renewables, such as wind and solar, is more difficult than with baseload power, such as coal, natural gas, and nuclear power. Click here to read more.

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