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Speaker 1: Pedro Figaro is Arseno reported his car stolen. When he
Speaker 1: came for the police report, Immigration and Customs enforcement was notified.
Speaker 1: Because Pedro is here illegally from Ill Salvador. He was
Speaker 1: picked up. He spent two months in federal immigration detention.
Speaker 1: Now Pedro is suing San Francisco. His lawyer, Siria Hussein, says,
Speaker 1: as a victim of crime, Pedro Figaro was exactly the
Speaker 1: type of person who should have been protected by San
Speaker 1: Francisco sanctuary ordinance. Because Trump is promising mass deportations and
Speaker 1: threatening sanctuary city, she says, everyone in law enforcement must
Speaker 1: be held accountable. No, she does not see the irony
Speaker 1: in asking for law enforcement to be accountable. This woman's
Speaker 1: a liberal. Incidentally, Pedro was flagged because he had an
Speaker 1: outstanding warrant. He was supposed to be deported ten years ago.
Speaker 1: He also has a drunk driving conviction. Now he's demanding
Speaker 1: monetary damages. He also wants to force San Francisco police
Speaker 1: to file immigration paperwork stating that he was falsely imprisoned.
Speaker 1: This could make him eligible for a visa. Meanwhile, San
Speaker 1: Francisco is investigating the officers who handled Pedro's case to
Speaker 1: see if they should be punished. Now, unless something changes.
Speaker 1: Mr Zarseno can assume that his lawsuit against the city
Speaker 1: will be resolved before immigration catches up with him again.
Speaker 1: They're backlogged over two years. The system needs fixing, not later,
Speaker 1: but right now.