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Illegal alien arrested by Sheriff’s sex crimes investigators after trying to set up meeting with young girl
By Kimberly Edds
Jul 31st
Illegal immigrant held in sex sting
MISSION VIEJO [CA] A man in the country illegally [from Mexico] has been stalking a middle school girl since January and was arrested by Sheriff’s Department investigators after trying to set up a meeting with the young girl, authorities said.
Jose Manuel Dominguez, a 38-year-old construction worker, was arrested at the Emerald Pointe apartments just after 8 p.m. Monday when he showed up to rendezvous with the girl, said Orange County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Jim Amormino. An immigration hold was put on Dominguez when he was booked into Orange County jail, Amormino said.
According to the girl, Dominguez came up to her Monday morning at Carl Hankey K-8 School and said he had seen her in a grocery store Jan. 1, Amormino said. The girl had been in that grocery store that same day, Amormino said.
He continued to engage the girl in “inappropriate conversation†and asked her about her schedule and when she liked to take walks, Amormino said.
Dominguez then, according to the girl, asked her for her phone number and said he wanted to meet her that night at 8 pm. at the Emerald Pointe apartments, Amormino said. After Dominguez left, the girl told school officials, who then called the Sheriff’s Department.
Sex crimes investigators went to the meeting place and arrested Dominguez, Amormino said.
“The scary thing is he knew where she went to school and what neighborhood she was in,†Amormino said.
He is scheduled to appear in court April 1, Orange County jail records show.
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Source: http://www.ocregister.com/news/girl-241833-amormino-dominguez.html
Arizona advancing bill to identify and count illegal alien students and their cost to the state
By Luige del Puerto, AzCapitolTimes
Jul 31st
Bill requiring schools to count undocumented students advances
Schools will be required to identify and count students who are in the country illegally under a bill that the Senate passed on March 31.
S1097, which is sponsored by Sen. Russell Pearce, a Mesa Republican, also requires the Department of Education to determine the cost of educating students who cannot prove lawful residence in the state and to research the “adverse impact†of their enrollment.
The bill received a 16-10 vote. Democrats voted against the Measure, while Republicans supported it.
Senate Minority Leader Jorge Garcia earlier unsuccessfully offered a floor amendment that would have made it any response by pupils or parents to questions about students’ immigration status voluntary.
The bill’s next stop is the House.
The legislation advanced despite strong opposition from public school advocates who said the requirements might lead to violations of federal law. Counting students also would cost money that school districts simply don’t have, they said.
But Pearce, a Mesa Republican, said taxpayers have a right to know how much public money is being spent to educate students who are in the country illegally.
