INVADER NEWS: MS-13 Gangster Wanted for Murder, Terrorism in El Salvador Arrested Living Illegally in NJ; Salvadoran MS-13 Gangster Wanted for Murder Arrested in N.J.

MS-13 gangster wanted for murder, terrorism in El Salvador arrested living illegally in NJ:

A known MS-13 gang member wanted for years for murder and terrorism in El Salvador has been busted living illegally in New Jersey.

The arrest Friday of Johnathan Stanley Garcia-Vasquez in West New York ends a troubling saga stretching from June 2016, when he was stopped — then released — while crossing the border illegally in Texas, the Newark office of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced Monday.

The “known member of the MS-13 criminal organization” is finally awaiting deportation to El Salvador, where he has been wanted for six years on a warrant for aggravated homicide and terrorism charges, ICE said of the “transnational criminal.”

“The United States is not a safe haven for international fugitives seeking to exploit our immigration laws to evade justice in their home countries,” said John Tsoukaris, the Newark director for ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO).

“Our officers’ diligence and commitment to public safety allowed them to safely apprehend this international fugitive before he could cause harm to the citizens and residents of New Jersey.”

The gangster, who also goes by Johnathan Stanley Garcia-Garcia, was first stopped while crossing illegally into Hidalgo, Texas, in June 2016, ICE said. —>READ MORE HERE

Salvadoran MS-13 gangster wanted for murder arrested in N.J.:

An MS-13 gang member wanted for murder in El Salvador has been arrested in New Jersey and is set for deportation, authorities announced Monday.

Johnathan Stanley Garcia-Vasquez was captured Friday outside his home in West New York, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement said Monday in a press release.

“The United States is not a safe haven for international fugitives seeking to exploit our immigration laws to evade justice in their home countries,” Newark ICE agent John Tsoukaris said in a statement.

Garcia-Vasquez was captured by Border Patrol agents on June 9, 2016, outside Hidalgo, Texas, according to the feds. He was held until Jan. 27, 2017, when he was released from immigration court on bond.

When a Salvadoran judge issued an arrest warrant for Garcia-Vasquez on Aug. 7, 2018, he could not be located by American authorities. The feds did not say how they finally tracked down Garcia-Vasquez more than six years later. —>READ MORE HERE

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