NCFIRE December Report: 17 Illegal Aliens, 53 charges of Child Rape or Sexual Assault

RALEIGH – We may have entered a whole new year, but before the calendar changed North Carolinians were subjected to the same old risks of unfettered illegal immigration and the refusal of certain partisan law enforcement leaders to cooperate in removing criminal illegal aliens.

The December report from North Carolinians For Immigration Reform and Enforcement (NCFIRE) tallies 17 illegal aliens arrested in North Carolina and charged with a total of 53 counts of sexual assault charges against children.

James Johnson, president of NCFIRE, sums it up best:

“Well it looks as if illegal aliens have left many families in NC with a Christmas present for the month of December; a life long sentence of have their child raped by one of these monsters.

Try to imagine being the parent of one of these poor 
children…. What do you do? What do you say? Do you tell them that you did everything in your power to prevent this horrible thing from happening?

If you haven’t, then you need to contact everyone you know to make sure they are calling their NC House and Senate representatives and insist they enact strict illegal immigration laws. If they don’t, then you will vote them out of office! That’s the ONLY way they are going to listen. […]”

Here’s one example from last month’s report.

“A Graham man was arrested Tuesday, Dec. 17, on charges related to the statutory rape of a 4-year-old girl.

Raul Gerardo Mora-Vazquez, 27, of 1050 Warren Court is charged with felony statutory rape of a child, felony statutory sex offense with a child, and felony taking indecent liberties with a child.”

Four years old.

The only silver lining from a justice standpoint is that this happened in Alamance County, where Sheriff Terry Johnson has no patience for hosting criminal illegal aliens. Sheriff Johnson is on record nearly a year ago complaining about illegal criminal aliens ‘raping our children’ and begging for more funding to expand ICE compliant jail facilities. To think that a select few sheriffs in this state would simply look the other way while such a criminal bonds out of custody and slips back into the shadows is shocking, but that’s exactly what we have seen take place in counties with Sanctuary Sheriffs like Wake and Mecklenburg.

We can only hope that January’s report is lighter, and that the new session of the General Assembly results in reinforcing immigration law in the mean time.