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🚨Even after a violent illegal immigrant is accused of murdering a Virginia mother at a bus stop in Fairfax County, the nine Democrats on the Board of Supervisors refused to second a motion brought forward by Republican Supervisor Pat Herrity to revisit their so called Trust Policy, which bans Fairfax County police from telling ICE about violent illegal immigrants in the county like Stephanie Minter’s accused killer.
Democrat Supervisor Rodney Lusk signed onto Herrity’s motion ahead of the meeting, but surprisingly didn’t second the motion to even have a discussion about the "Trust Policy." Herrity’s motion died for the lack of a second.
I asked Lusk if Chair Jeff McKay threatened him / somehow got him to back down from supporting Herrity's motion. Waiting to hear back from Lusk. McKay is known for bullying other Democratic board members and treating the Trust Policy as his "baby."
Video is from last week’s meeting ⬇️
Nick Minock@NickMinock
🚨WATCH: Long before Stephanie Minter’s murder, police told Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano’s office three separate times about how dangerous illegal immigrant Abdul Jalloh is, even warning that if Jalloh was released again, he could kill someone. But did police share those same concerns with ICE? They did not, because Fairfax County police sources told me they can’t - even in situations like this - because of a policy the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors dubbed the “Trust Policy.” Days after Stephanie’s murder, Fairfax County Chairman Jeff McKay defended his policy that bans Fairfax County police from working with ICE.
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