New exclusive videos obtained by Fox News reveal strong moments of high-speed vehicle pursuits as law enforcement chases two suspected illegal immigrants Carry fentanyl Late last year, crossed cornfields in Grundy County, Illinois.
A Grundy County official told Fox News that Illinois shelter policy allows both Illegal immigration to Honduras Travel across the county without restrictions.
Grundy is the main countryside in northwest Chicago.
Video footage taken on October 24 shows two immigrants, 18-year-old Roybin Barahona and 23-year-old Chrisser Ananaire Elaso Velask Cristhian Anahel Erazo Velasquez, spinning through the cornfield in the vehicle, and authorities hit a car on their car to stop them. After their car was knocked down, the two fled the car and the officer continued to pursue it.
Two immigrants, 18-year-old Roybin Barahona and 23-year-old Cristhian Anahel Anahel Erazo Velasquez, walked through cornfields in Illinois, and authorities hit their vehicles to stop them. (Adobe Stock/Fox News)
Later videos showed law enforcement found a fatal payload of seven pounds of fentanyl in the burned car of the immigrant. Both were charged with controlled substance trafficking with the aim of possessing fentanyl and resisting arrest, according to local media WSPY News.
Barahona was released without bail due to the Illinois Security-T Act, which repealed Illinois’ cash bail system in 2023, and he allegedly fled Go to California.
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Meanwhile, Velasquez is still in custody, Department of Homeland Security Detainees have been filed against him. Despite being detained, Illinois asylum laws continue to prevent local law enforcement from sharing information with federal immigration officials about Velasquez.
Grundy County Council President Talking to Fox News, Drew Muffler Expresses Frustration at Illinois’ Frustration Asylum Law. He said: “Because we are a shelter, illegal bad actors are allowed to travel through our county with 7 pounds of fentanyl.
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“I do not agree to putting handcuffs on law enforcement and preventing them from working effectively with federal authorities,” he said. “By limiting the ability to enforce the law, we are undermining public safety.”
Grundy County is the first of dozens of counties in Illinois that violated the state by creating a non-propaganda ordinance. This comes after the influx of more than 51,000 immigrants to Chicago since the summer of 2022.
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During the immigration crisis, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson The city’s shelter policy has doubled and said in a recent ABC 7 Chicago interview, “We will always be a space of passion and shelter.”
Johnson vowed to resist the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration and called for the permission of ICE to enforce and evacuate church and school property, “unreasonable and reprehensible”.
