Sex Crime
Illegal Convicted for Rape of SECOND Child in Two Years
An illegal alien in middle Tennessee has been convicted a second time for raping a child in as many years.
According to a WMSV report, Juan Abrego-Chavez, who has been in the United States illegally since 2002, could face a life sentence. A six-year-old girl told her parents about Abrego-Chavez’s activities in 2016. Upon investigation, authorities discovered that she was one of multiple victims.
“Wednesday, he was convicted for the sexual molestation and rape of a six-year-old and a ten-year-old,” the report said. “The DA said Abrego-Chavez used a child living with him to attract others.”
“When that child makes friends, the friends get invited over for sleepovers or for other reasons. Then that’s when he preys on them,” District Attorney Brent Cooper reportedly said.
He has also been indicted in a third case of child sexual assault. The predator has lived in Texas, Florida, New York and Tennessee. All of this crimes were preventable, if only the United States had a sane policy of closed borders.
The conviction for these horrific crime comes in the midst of vitriolic national debate on border security. The federal government has been closed for 21 days as Democrats refuse to fund President Donald J. Trump’s $5 billion border wall, despite the fact that the money is a drop in the bucket compared to the federal government’s budget at large, and that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) has called for a stop to illegal immigration in the past.
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