A DUI driver who caused a crash that left a young boy with brain trauma, had been deported to Mexico 15 times, according to ICE. The family was making their way back home after spending the day in Disneyland when the life changing crash occurred.
Constantino Banda-Acosta was arrested Saturday night for the suspected DUI crash in San Ysidro, CA. A passenger who was with him was also arrested. Records show Banda has a prior criminal record that includes two arrests on domestic violence charges. His most recent arrest was on January 9, 2017.
Benjamin Lake, his wife Ingrid and their 6-year-old son Lennox were on their way home from Disneyland, and Lake says Banda drove his truck through a stop sign and hit their car. Lennox is currently at Rady Children’s Hospital with severe injuries, including brain trauma.
ICE Public Affairs Officer Lauren Mack released a statement Tuesday about Banda-Acosta:
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has lodged a detainer against Mr. Banda seeking to take him into custody if and when he is released by local authorities to pursue additional immigration enforcement action and/or criminal prosecution.
Department of Homeland Security databases indicate Mr. Banda-Acosta has been repatriated to Mexico at least 15 times since 2002, most recently in January 2017. Banda-Acosta’s estranged wife, who did not want to give her identity, said he was deported on January 10 and showed up at their home in Chula Vista on January 20. VIA
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Since our fine government officials (who apparently feel no personal threat from multiply-offending illegals) will not do what is needed in dealing with such criminals, someone else is needed to step in and make certain that justice is done.
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Which government officials would you be speaking of?