Thanks very much for your time.
>> Wisconsin once again makes national headlines by
way of immigration, when a man who was arrested by Ice
while dropping his daughter off at school was accused of
sending letters threatening to assassinate President
Trump. Prior to his arrest, Ramon Morales Reyes was
helping police as a crime victim and witness. And in a
disturbing twist, the very man he was set to testify
against is the man who allegedly penned the letters
with intent to frame him and have him deported. Despite
his innocence in the threats, he remains in Ice
custody at the Dodge County Jail pending his removal
proceedings. The Department of Homeland Security says.
Democratic Representatives Mark Pocan and Gwen Moore
paid a visit to the Dodge County Jail this week to try
to speak with Mr. Morales Reyes and to see the
conditions of the only Ice detention facility in the
state. >> My concern is that, you
know, if this case if, if, if Mr. Morales Reyes is
indeed deported, US deported because he came to the
attention of Ice, US because he was a victim of crime
that we can we can just forget about ever, ever,
ever being able to get any cooperation out of
immigrants that they will not help local police and
their enforcement efforts won't help the FBI in
securing the whereabouts of people who truly are
criminals, people who people who truly are writing
letters threatening the life of the president. This is a
much bigger issue. And that I think that Mr. Morales
Reyes is a victim. He's a Reyes is a victim. He's a