Casey’s Law – Blumenthal and Courtney’s Masterful Deception
HARTFORD, CT - On Monday, July 25, 2016, Sen. Richard Blumenthal and
Rep. Joe Courtney unveiled Casey’s Law, a bureaucratic feather duster
that will do nothing to stop illegal felons from committing violent
crimes in sanctuary states like Connecticut and fails to address
policies that prevent local and state law enforcement from detaining
criminal illegals.
“Casey’s Law is a smokescreen to cover up for the illegal immigration
and sanctuary state policies that allowed Jean Jacques the freedom to
murder Casey Chadwick,” said Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh, founder of American
Liberty Center and host of the Lori on Liberty radio show. “Federal,
state and local law enforcement must ensure that criminal illegals are
detained until they can be deported and Casey’s Law does nothing to
address the urgency of the tragic policy failures that led to Casey’s
death.”
Repatriation issues do not excuse ICE, the State of Connecticut and
local law enforcement for failing to detain a violent illegal felon and
stop him from killing Chadwick,” Hopkins-Cavanagh said. “The sanctuary
directives of Governor Malloy, the failure of the federal government to
secure our borders and President Obama’s directive to release convicted
illegal murderers into our communities, knowing that they cannot be
deported, is an imminent threat not addressed by Casey’s Law,” said
Hopkins-Cavanagh.
“Casey’s Law is hardly a ‘crack down’ on countries that refuse or delay
U.S. officials' attempts to deport dangerous criminals. Rep. Courtney
and Sen. Blumenthal’s best solution to Casey Chadwick’s murder by a
violent illegal is to wait for the
Department of Homeland Security to
make a vague determination as to whether or not a country is delinquent
in its repatriation cooperation and after that determination is reviewed
and signed off on, to send that country a letter to notify them that
they may have visas denied. An annual report to Congress will not solve
the ongoing danger that needs to be addressed, immediately.
Casey Chadwick was found stabbed to death in her Norwich apartment in
June of 2015. Jean Jacques, an illegal Haitian national, is now serving a
60-year prison sentence for Chadwick’s death. Six months before he
murdered Casey, Jacques was released onto the streets after serving a
17-year sentence for attempted murder in connection with the
execution-style shooting of a Norwich man and the bludgeoning of a
Norwich woman.
Following an American Liberty Center press conference in Hartford on
November 23, 2015, Sen. Blumenthal and Rep. Courtney launched an
investigation into ICE after failing to act for six months. The Senator
and Congressman are using Casey’s law to artfully cover-up for the
administrative dismantling of state and federal detainment policies by
President Obama and Governor Malloy. They are detracting from their own
culpability by point fingers at ICE and foreign governments. In
essence the two entrenched elected public servants are using the death
of Casey Chadwick to cover up for the death of Casey Chadwick. Casey’s
estate should sue the state and federal government for directing law
enforcement to release Jean Jacques to kill again. It wasn’t Haiti’s
problem to keep us safe, it was their job, and they failed.
Chadwick's mother, Wendy Hartling accompanied Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh,
founder of the American Liberty Center to the state capital in Hartford
on November 23, 2015, to confront Senator Blumenthal for his failure to
take action and investigate the state and federal policies and events
leading up to Chadwick’s death. Federal, state and local law enforcement
must ensure that criminal illegals are detained until they can be
deported,” Hopkins-Cavanagh said. “Casey’s Law does not do that.
In 2013, Governor Malloy informed ICE that Connecticut would no longer
participate in ‘Secure Communities’. This federal and local law
enforcement partnership was dismantled. Communication efforts between
local and state law enforcement agencies and ICE, was systematically
terminated. Where is the investigation?
In November 2014, the Malloy administration took action to shield
undocumented criminals from deportation - an action criticized by the
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency who warned it would pose
a risk to public safety and could release dangerous criminals into the
community. Federal authorities could not deport Jacques because ICE had
zero proof that he was a Haitian national. He was in the country
illegally and without documentation. They knew this before he was
release with no system in place in Connecticut or nationally to protect
Casey Chadwick. Where is the truth? |
American Liberty Center was formed in November 2015 to identify and
expose threats to our uniquely American liberties and to preserve our
open and free society. |
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