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Brazilian illegal immigrant accused of attempted murder in Massachusetts arrested: ICE
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested a Brazilian national in the country illegally and charged in Massachusetts with several crimes, including attempted murder.
ICE said in a press release that 33-year-old Evandro Ribeiro-Rosa was arrested by Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Boston in Worcester District Court Aug. 12.
The Worcester Police Department arrested Ribeiro-Rosa July 16 and charged him with attempted murder, stalking, intimidation, kidnapping and two counts of vandalizing property.
“Evandro Ribeiro-Rosa allegedly committed a number of violent crimes against a member of our Massachusetts community,” ERO Boston Field Office Director Todd M. Lyons said. “We will not allow noncitizen criminals to repeatedly victimize our neighborhoods.”
BRAZILIAN MIGRANT ACCUSED OF MULTIPLE MASSACHUSETTS SEX CRIMES ARRESTED: ICE
A Brazilian national in the U.S. illegally was arrested for attempted murder, stalking and other charges. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)
Ribeiro-Rosa entered the U.S. unlawfully near Nogales, Arizona, Sept. 16, 2021, when he was arrested by Border Patrol officials and served with a notice to appear before a Department of Justice immigration judge and released.
Ribeiro-Rosa resurfaced last month after he was arrested by the Worcester Police on charges that included attempted murder and stalking.
After his arrest, ERO filed an immigration detainer against Ribeiro-Rosa with the Worcester Police, but the Worcester House of Corrections failed to honor the detainer and released him July 23 after he posted $2,500 bail.
NYC MIGRANT ACCUSED IN KNIFEPOINT RAPE WAS CAUGHT, RELEASED AT BORDER: ICE
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The Worcester Police Department arrested the Brazilian national last month on charges of attempted murder, stalking, intimidation, kidnapping and two counts of vandalizing property. (Worcester Police Department)
Ribeiro-Rosa was arrested Aug. 8 by Worcester Police because he had a warrant after failing to appear in court. The same day, ERO Boston filed another detainer against him with the police department.
He was taken into custody by deportation officers Aug. 12 in Worcester District Court.
According to ICE, the court surrendered custody of Ribeiro-Rosa because of an active immigration detainer. He remains in ERO custody.
“ERO Boston will continue to prioritize public safety by arresting and removing egregious noncitizen offenders from New England,” ICE said.
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Boston, MA
Editorial: Kamala Harris’s joy & hope are great, but America needs real leadership
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The cheerleading is in overdrive at this week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago, but behind all the hype, Democrats and the mainstream media are setting Kamala Harris up to fail.
Pundits and the press have tossed about the rollercoaster analogy in describing the campaign scene since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race. The Hill had this breathless headline Thursday: “Stunning Harris rollercoaster reaches new apex at Democratic convention.”
The problem with rollercoasters is that they also go down.
Former President Bill Clinton hyped Harris as the “president of joy” during his Wednesday night speech. We’re all for joy. We’re also for a strong president who has the chops to lead the country.
Voters want to have a reason for joy beyond speeches and promises and declarations of love of country. Joy comes from being able to feed one’s family and pay the rent or mortgage without working two or more jobs. It’s thriving instead of struggling.
How will Harris make that happen?
Former First Lady Michelle Obama went all in on happy in her Tuesday night speech: “Something wonderfully magical is in the air,” she said. Obama spoke of “the contagious power of hope” and “the exhilaration of once again being on the cusp of a brighter day.”
“Hope is making a comeback, Obama said.
A question: where has it been since 2021? Wasn’t Build Back Better supposed to usher in recovery after the pandemic and offer hope for a better, stronger future?
With Harris’s rollercoaster in the up position now, she hasn’t been generous with the details of how she’ll bring joy to America, or what plans she has to get us all to share in that brighter day.
She did offer her Agenda to Lower Costs for American Families. Included are a measure beefing up the child tax credit (CTC) to provide a $6,000 tax cut to families with newborn children, and restoring an expansion to the CTC passed as part of a the American Rescue Plan, pressing up to $3,600 per child tax credit for some families, The Hill reported.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget weighed in and estimated Harris’s proposals to expand the CTC could come with a price tag of $1.2 trillion from fiscal 2026 through 2035.
Harris’s plan would also expand the earned income tax credit (EITC), set up a tax credit for first-time homebuyers, extend the Affordable Care Act premium tax credit expansion and efforts to support affordable housing. That all could cost upwards of $700 billion during the same time frame, CRFB noted.
Here’s where the hope comes in. Voters should hope that Harris’s free-spending agenda doesn’t spike inflation as Biden’s trillion-dollar binge did. Voters also should hope that the Fed wouldn’t have to respond with more rate increases, pushing up interest rates on credit cards.
We hope that Kamala Harris will do the round of town meetings, interviews and rallies with clear answers about job creation, the economy, government spending, national security and the border crisis.
Voters want answers, and they want to envision a future that’s built on smart planning and solutions, and not just hype.
Or hope.
Pittsburg, PA
Winnipeg sends rights to McGroarty to Pittsburgh for Yager in prospect swap
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Winnipeg Jets and Pittsburgh Penguins swapped forward prospects Thursday, with the Jets getting Brayden Yager for the rights to Rutger McGroarty.
Yager was Pittsburgh’s first-round pick, the 14th selection overall, in the 2023 NHL draft.
Yager, 19, had 35 goals and 60 assists in 57 regular-season games for Moose Jaw last year. He added 11 goals and 16 assists to help his team win the Western Hockey League title.
McGroarty was Winning’s first-round pick, going 14th overall in the 2022 draft. He had 16 goals and 36 assists in 36 games in college with Michigan this past season.
Both Yager and McGroarty played in the world junior hockey championships in Sweden this year.
McGroarty was the United States captain and had five goals and four assists as the Americans took the gold medal. Yager scored two goals with three assists for Canada, which finished fifth in the event.
Connecticut
Video shows Connecticut family running as bear strolls across lawn
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