Marion County Correctional Facility

Marion County Correctional Facility

April 18, 2013

What follows is information taken from the Marion County Sheriff / Marion County Correctional Facility (MCCF) website for Inmate / Offender Information, Full Jail Inmate Roster, relating to the number of MCCF prisoners the United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has identified as possibly being in the county illegally, U.S. DHS–ICE prisoners charged with drug crimes, and the approximate incarceration cost to Marion County to house its U.S. DHS–ICE jail population (See links).

Total MCCF Inmates: 411

Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 42

Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 10.22%

Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METH: 10

Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METH: 21.43%

Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 2

Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 4.76%

Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 2

Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 4.76%

Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 1

Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 2.38%

MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Inmate Per Day: $107.74

MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Day of 42 Inmates with ICE Holds: $4,525.08

MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Week of 42 Inmates with ICE Holds: $31,675.56

MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Year of 42 Inmates with ICE Holds: $1,651,654.20

http://apps.co.marion.or.us/JailRosters/mccfi_mcso.htm

http://www.co.marion.or.us/SO/Institutions/inmateoffender/

For the four months of 2013, the MCCF has averaged 35.50 criminal aliens per day at the jail.

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Lincoln County Jail

Lincoln County Jail

April 17, 2013

Currently there are three Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail in Newport, Oregon for various crimes who have a United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Hold placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).

1. FELIPE-FRANCISCO, RIGOBERTO
2. GOMEZ HERNANDEZ, FAUSTINO GERARDO
3. SALDANA-RODRIGUEZ, ERENDIRA

http://lto.locktrack.com/public/reports/lincol_or_ilist.html

http://www.lincolncountysheriff.net/jail/

Of the 162 inmates incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail, the three criminal aliens make up approximately 1.85% of the jail population.

For the four months of 2013, the Lincoln County Jail has averaged 2.75 criminal aliens per day at the jail.

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Jackson County Jail

Jackson County Jail

April 17, 2013

Currently there are 11 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail in Medford, Oregon for various crimes that have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).

1. AVILA-CARRILLO,IVAN
2. AVINA,MARCO ANTONIO
3. CALDERON-LOPEZ,MARDOQUEO
4. CALVA-PEREZ,LEONEL
5. CORTEZ-MAGANA,LUIS FELIPE
6. GALLO,JOSHUA THOMAS
7. JAIMES-TORIBIO,FLAVIO
8. LAREYNAGA-QUINTERO,ADONIS
9. MORALES-LOPEZ,ODILON
10. PEREZ-MORENO,JOSE LUIS
11. RUIZ-PEREZ,JAIME JOEL

http://inmate.jacksoncounty.org/

http://www.co.jackson.or.us/Page.asp?NavID=1623

Of the 230 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail, the seven criminal aliens take up approximately 4.78% of the jails capacity to house inmates.

For the four months of 2013, the Jackson County Jail has averaged 8.25 criminal aliens per day at the jail.

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Clackamas County Jail

Clackamas County Jail

April 16, 2013

Currently there are 15 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail for various crimes who have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).

1. BECERRILMORA, FERNANDO
2. BRACAMONTESALVAREZ, ALFONSO
3. CARDENAS, ADRIAN
4. CARDENASVALDEZ, PEDRO
5. CORTESMENDEZ, JOEL
6. CRUZHERNANDEZ, SERGIO
7. ESTRADAALDANA, BAYRON RENE
8. EUFRACIODOLORES, VICTOR MANUEL
9. HERNANDEZGUZMAN, BERNARDINO
10. PARAMOFRANCO, VICTOR
11. PEREZCHI, VICTOR MANUEL
12. PICO, MARCOS ANDRES
13. SANDOVALDIAZ, FREDY
14. VERDUSCOAVILA, ANTONIO
15. VERDUZCOQUEVEDO, NERMA LUCIA

http://www.clackamas.us/safetyapp/inmates/

http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/jail.html

Of the 434 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail, the 15 criminal aliens take up approximately 3.46% of the jails capacity to house inmates.

For the four months of 2013, the Clackamas County Jail has averaged 16.75 criminal aliens per day at the jail.

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Criminal Aliens in the Oregon Department of Corrections Prison System

Criminal Aliens in the Oregon Department of Corrections Prison System

March 31, 2013

According to the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Inmate Population Profile dated March 1, 2013 DOC indicated there were 14,308 prisoners incarcerated in DOC’s 14 prisons.

Not included in DOC’s March 1st Inmate Population Profile was DOC data indicating there were 1,212 foreign nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated in its prison system.

All 1,212 criminal aliens incarcerated on March 1st by DOC had United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detainers. The U.S. DHS–ICE is responsible for indentifying whether a DOC inmate is a criminal alien or a domestic inmate. If an inmate is identified as being a criminal alien, at U.S. DHS–ICE’s request, the DOC places an “ICE detainer” on the inmate that directs DOC officials to transfer custody to ICE following completion of the inmate’s state sanction.

Criminal aliens made up approximately 8.47% of the DOC March 1st prison population (See table).

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Month/Day/Year	DOC Total Inmates	DOC Domestic Inmates	DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers	DOC % Inmates W/ICE detainers
March 1, 2008	13,538	12,477	1,061	7.84%
March 1, 2009	13,765	12,600	1,165	8.46%
March 1, 2010	13,924	12,686	1,238	8.89%
March 1, 2011	14,006	12,745	1,261	9.00%
March 1, 2012	14,026	12,741	1,285	9.16%
March 1, 2013	14,308	13,096	1,212	8.47%

Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01 MARCH 08rtf – 01 MARCH 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01 MARCH 08 – 01 MARCH 13.

Comparing DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers from March 1, 2008 (1,061 criminal aliens) and March 1, 2013 (1,212 criminal aliens), the DOC prison system incarcerated 151 criminal aliens more than it did on March 1, 2008, a 14.23% increase (See table).

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Month/Day/Year	DOC Total Inmates W/ICE detainers	DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers # Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year	DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers % Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year
March 1, 2008	1,061	————	————
March 1, 2009	1,165	104	9.80%
March 1, 2010	1,238	73	6.27%
March 1, 2011	1,261	23	1.86%
March 1, 2012	1,285	24	1.90%
March 1, 2013	1,212	(73)	(5.68%)
Total		151	14.23%

Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01 MARCH 08rtf – 01 MARCH 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01 MARCH 08 – 01 MARCH 13.

When comparing DOC domestic criminal incarceration numbers from March 1, 2008 (12,477 domestic criminals) and March 1, 2013 (13,096 domestic criminals), the DOC prison system incarcerated 619 domestic criminals more than it did on March 1, 2008, a 4.96% increase (See table).

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Month/Day/Year	DOC Total Domestic Inmates	DOC Domestic Inmates # Increase or   (Decrease) from Previous Year	DOC Domestic Inmates % Increase or   (Decrease) from Previous Year
March 1, 2008	12,477	————	————
March 1, 2009	12,600	123	0.98%
March 1, 2010	12,686	86	0.68%
March 1, 2011	12,745	59	0.46%
March 1, 2012	12,741	(4)	(0.03%)
March 1, 2013	13,096	355	2.79%
Total		619	4.96%

Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01 MARCH 08rtf – 01 MARCH 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01 MARCH 08 – 01 MARCH 13.

Bringing the preceding numbers together, from March 1st 2008 – 2013, the DOC prison population grew by 770 domestic and criminal alien prisoners; 19.61% of the overall growth was in criminal alien prisoners.

A review of the 1,212 criminal aliens in DOC prisons by number per county and percentage (%) per county equated to the following: 0-Baker (0.00%), 17-Benton (1.40%), 86-Clackamas (7.09%), 4-Clatsop (0.33%), 2-Columbia (0.16%), 9-Coos (0.74%), 3-Crook (0.25%), 0-Curry (0.00%), 17-Deschutes (1.40%), 6-Douglas (0.49%), 1-Gilliam (0.08%), 0-Grant (0.00%), 0-Harney (0.00%), 7-Hood River (0.58%), 55-Jackson (4.54%), 11-Jefferson (0.91%), 7-Josephine (0.58%), 10-Klamath (0.82%), 0-Lake (0.00), 66-Lane (5.44%), 8-Lincoln (0.66%), 28-Linn (2.31%), 12-Malheur (0.99%), 278-Marion (22.94%), 5-Morrow (0.41%), 277-Multnomah (22.85%), 1-OOS (0.08%), 18-Polk (1.48%), 0-Sherman (0.00%), 5-Tillamook (0.41%), 18-Umatilla (1.48%), 3-Union (0.25), 0-Wallowa (0.00%), 3-Wasco (0.25%), 222-Washington (18.32%), 0-Wheeler (0.00%), and 33-Yamhill (2.72%).

No member of the Oregon State Legislature should forget the uncounted crime victims and their families, no matter what their immigration status, all victims of the 1,212 criminal aliens incarcerated in DOC prisons.

A review of the 1,212 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers per crime and percentage (%) per crime equated to the following: 4-arsons (0.33%), 130-assaults (10.73%), 26-burglaries (2.14%), 30-driving offenses (2.47%), 165-drugs (13.61%), 1-escape (0.08%), 4-forgeries (0.33%), 147-homicides (12.13%), 50-kidnappings (4.12%), 65-others (5.36%), 172-rapes (14.19%), 77-robberies (6.35%), 228-sex abuses (18.81%), 93-sodomies (7.67%), 15-thefts (1.24%), and 5-vehicle thefts (0.41%).

Oregon State Legislators should not overlook the source of the preceding crimes, the country of origin of the 1,212 criminal aliens in DOC prisons.

The self-declared counties of origin of the 1,212 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers and percentage (%) per country equated to the following: 8-Canada (0.66%), 10-Cuba (0.82%), 18-El Salvador (1.48%), 34-Guatemala (2.80%), 16-Honduras (1.32%), 8-Laos (0.66%), 987-Mexico (81.43%), 7-Philippines (0.58%), 92-others (7.59%), 14-Ukraine (1.15%), and 18-Vietnam (1.48%).

Beyond the DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers and incarceration percentages, per county and per crime type, or even country of origin, criminal aliens pose high economic cost on Oregonians.

An individual prisoner in the DOC prison system costs approximately ($84.81) per day to incarcerate (See link).

http://www.oregon.gov/DOC/PUBAFF/docs/pdf/IB_53_quick_facts.pdf

The DOC’s incarceration cost for its 1,212 criminal alien prison population is approximately ($102,789.72) per day, ($719,528.04) per week, and ($37,518,247.80) per year.

Even taking into account fiscal year 2012 United States Federal Government State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) award of $1,996,569.00 if the State of Oregon receives the same amount of SCAAP funding for fiscal year 2013, the cost to incarcerate 1,212 criminal aliens to the DOC will be at least ($35,521,678.80) (See link).

https://www.bja.gov/Funding/12SCAAPAwards.pdf

None of my preceding cost estimates for the DOC to incarcerate the 1,212 criminal aliens include the dollar amount for legal services (indigent defense), court costs, nor cost estimates to cover victim assistance.

An unfortunate fact, the State of Oregon is not fully cooperating with the U.S. DHS–ICE to fight crime committed by criminal aliens who reside in Oregon.

In year 2007, a United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) report titled “Cooperation of SCAAP (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program) Recipients in the Removal of Criminal Aliens from the United States, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General Audit Division, Audit Report 07-07, March 2007, Redacted-Public Version” identified the State of Oregon as having an official “state sanctuary statute,” ORS 181.850 Enforcement of federal immigration laws (See link).

http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/reports/OJP/a0707/final.pdf

The USDOJ, the federal governments top law enforcement agency, identified Oregon as a “sanctuary” for criminal aliens.

An Oregon law, Oregon Revised Statue 181.850 (ORS 181.850), Section (1), prohibits Oregon law enforcement (Oregon State Police (OSP), county sheriffs, city police departments) from asking immigration status of anyone residing in the State of Oregon “for the purpose of detecting or apprehending persons whose only violation of law is that they are persons of foreign citizenship present in the United States in violation of federal immigration laws.” Under ORS 181.850, Section (2), Oregon law enforcement may exchange information with U.S. DHS–ICE . . . “in order to: Subsection (a), “Verify the immigration status of a person if the person is arrested for any criminal offense;” or, Subsection (b), “Request criminal investigation information with reference to persons named in records of the” U.S. DHS–ICE . . . (See link).

http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/181.html

The State of Oregon should no longer be classified by U.S. federal government law enforcement as having an official “state sanctuary statute” for criminal aliens, nor should Oregon be a sanctuary for criminal aliens to kill, rape, or maim Oregonians.

Oregonians should contact their Oregon State Senator and Representative and ask them to reintroduce, support and pass legislation like HB 2803 (legislation offered during the 2011 session) during the 2013 legislative session that would empower law enforcement to fight foreign national crime in the state.

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Oppose Senate Bill 833, the Issuing of Oregon Drivers Licenses to Foreign Nationals Illegally in the State

Oppose Senate Bill 833, the Issuing of Oregon Drivers Licenses to Foreign Nationals Illegally in the State

April 11, 2013

Oregon State Senate
Committee on Business and Transportation
900 Court Street NE
Salem, OR 97301

Testimony: No on Senate Bill 833, legislation that would grant Oregon Drivers Licenses to foreign nationals illegally in the state.

Honorable Chairman Beyer, Vice-Chairman Star and Committee Members:

My name is David Olen Cross and I am a resident of Salem, Oregon.

I ask the Senate Committee on Business and Transportation to oppose Senate Bill 833, legislation that would grant some form of Oregon Drivers License (ODL) to foreign nationals illegally in the country (illegal aliens).

The issuing of ODLs to some illegal aliens (prior to the passage of Senate Bill 1080 in 2008 that required legal presence to obtain driver license in this state) who have chosen to drive motor vehicles impaired or recklessly has injured or extinguished the lives of far too many Oregonians of various ages and socio-economic classes across our state.

– Kimberly McDaniel, a 23-year old single woman, was killed on July 15, 2006 in Multnomah County by Rosendo Rosales-Corona (SID: 17078498), a Mexican national illegally in the country (Rosales-Corona fled to Mexico and was latter captured in California when he returned to the U.S. to work);

– Judyth Anne Cox, a 66-year old wife, mother of two and grandmother of six, a resident of Newberg, was killed in Yamhill County on December 3, 2007 by Ignacio Merendon-Zerega (SID: 7213917), a Mexican national illegally in the country (Merendon-Zerega had five prior DUIIs, most occurring in Marion County, at the time he killed Mrs. Cox);

– Carma Colleen Smith, a 52-yeare old wife, mother of seven and grandmother of four, a resident of Dayton, was killed in Yamhill County on May 11, 2008 (Mothers Day) by Leonel Zurita-Loeza (SID: 17045856), a Mexican national illegally in the country (Zurita-Loeza was on a diversion for a previous DUII at the time he killed Mrs. Smith);

– Justin Daniel Dougherty, 23-year old single father of one, was killed in Lane County on March 4, 2008 by Mexican national Eduardo Gutierrez-Duarte (SID: 14044953);

– Kay Blaser, a 26-year old mother of one, was killed in Clackamas County on October 12, 2008 by Mexican national Fernando Deanda-Moreno (SID: 17627417);

– Barbara Jean Bier, a 52-year old wife, mother of seven and grandmother of five, was killed in Polk County on November 21, 2008 by Martin Martinez-Aguilar (SID: 17690098);

– Albert Lloyd Rowland, a 53-year old homeless man, was killed in Multnomah County on May 13, 2010 by Alvaro Lugos-Ponce (SID: 18467984);

– John Zupan (founder of Zupan’s Markets), a 66-year old father of two, was killed in Multnomah County on August 30, 2011 by Edy Porfirio Reynoso-Ramirez (SID: 16599221).

Considering the number of Oregonians (there were more victims than I have listed above) who have been maimed or killed by illegal alien drivers, most with driver license issued prior to 2008’s SB1080, it is unconscionable that any state senator or representative would be willing to sponsor or support such irresponsible and dangerous legislation like SB833 under the guise of it being a public safety issue.

Senate Bill 833 is legislation that would once again open up Oregon’s freeways, highways, roads and streets to the slaughter of its citizens.

Chairman Beyer, Vice-Chairman Star and Committee Members, Oregon families have suffered enough carnage and grief at the hands of illegal alien drivers, I ask the members of the Senate Committee on Business and Transportation to oppose SB833 for the real long term public safety of all Oregon residents.

Thank you for hearing and reading my testimony.

David Olen Cross

C/C:
Sen. Lee Beyer, Chairman,
Sen. Bruce Star, Vice-Chairman,
Sen. Chuck Thomsen,
Sen. Chris Edwards,
Sen. Fred Girod
Sen. Rod Monroe

Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report

Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report

April 4, 2013

Lars:

It has been an interesting first week in the month of April when it comes to criminal aliens here in the State of Oregon.

This week we have news from the Oregon State Capital about legislation (Senate Bill 833) introduced this week that would grant some form of Oregon Drivers License (ODL) to foreign nationals illegally in the country (illegal aliens).

If SB 833 becomes state law the Oregon Department of Transportation would be required to issue short term driver license (4-years) or short term driver permit to applicant who does not provide proof of legal presence in United States but otherwise has complied with all requirements for license or permit and has resided in Oregon for more than one year.

The issuing of ODLs in the recent past to illegal aliens who have chosen to drink and drive has extinguished the lives of far too many Oregonians of all age groups and socio-economic classes across our state.

– Kimberly McDaniel, age 23, was killed by Rosendo Rosales-Corona (SID: 17078498), a Mexican national illegally in the country, in Multnomah County on July 15, 2006 (Rosales-Corona fled to Mexico and was latter captured in California when he returned to the U.S. to work);

– Judyth Anne Cox, age 66, a resident of Newberg, was killed in Yamhill County on December 3, 2007 by Ignacio Merendon-Zerega (SID: 7213917), a Mexican national illegally in the country (Merendon-Zerega had five prior DUIIs, most occurring in Marion County, at the time he killed Mrs. Cox);

– Carma Colleen Smith, age 52, a resident of Dayton, was killed in Yamhill County on May 11, 2008 (Mothers Day) by Leonel Zurita-Loeza (SID: 17045856), a Mexican national illegally in the country (Zurita-Loeza was on probation for a previous DUII at the time he killed Mrs. Smith);

– Justin Daniel Dougherty, age 23, was killed by Mexican national Eduardo Gutierrez-Duarte (SID: 14044953) in Lane County on March 4, 2008;

– Kay Blaser, age 26, was killed by Mexican national Fernando Deanda-Moreno (SID: 17627417) in Clackamas County on October 12, 2008;

– Barbara Jean Bier, age 52, was killed by Martin Martinez-Aguilar (SID: 17690098) in Polk County on November 21, 2008;

– Albert Lloyd Rowland, age 53, was killed by Alvaro Lugos-Ponce (SID: 18467984) in Multnomah County on May 13, 2010;

– John Zupan (founder of Zupan’s Markets), age 66, was killed by Edy Porfirio Reynoso-Ramirez (SID: 16599221) in Multnomah County on August 30, 2011.

The sponsors of SB 833 are State Senators Chip Shields (SD-22), Arnie Roblan (SD-5), Chuck Thomsen (SD-26) and Bill Hansell (SD-29); also sponsors are Representatives Jessica Vega Pederson (HD-47), Chris Harker (HD-34), Mark Johnson (HD-52) and Vic Gilliam (HD-18).

Considering how many Oregonians in this state have been maimed or killed by illegal alien drivers it is unconscionable that the preceding Senators and Representatives would be willing to sponsor such irresponsible and dangerous legislation under the guise of a public safety issue.

What can Lars Larson Show listeners do about stopping illegal aliens from getting ODLs?

There are two things your radio listeners can do to express their rejection of SB 833, drivers licenses for illegal aliens:

First, write a letter (e-mail) to their Oregon State Representative and Senator asking them to reject the legislation;

– Find your legislators at: http://www.leg.state.or.us/findlegsltr/

– Write your legislators at: http://www.leg.state.or.us/writelegsltr/

Second, write a letter to the editor of their local newspaper urging local legislators reject the final passage of SB 833.

– Locate your local newspaper at: http://orenews.com/web/members/index.php

Lars, the first week of April and another criminal alien report for Lars Larson Show FM 101.1 radio listeners.

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Oregon County Correctional Facilities and Jails Report

Oregon County Correctional Facilities and Jails Report

March 30, 2013

In March 2013, county correctional facilities and jails in Clackamas, Jackson, Linn, Lincoln, Marion, NORCOR, Polk, Umatilla, Washington, and Yamhill counties incarcerated 154 criminal aliens for various crimes that had United States (U.S.)
Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE),Holds placed on them by U.S.DHS–ICE agents.

Clackamas County Jail with ICE Holds (3/08/13): 20

Jackson County Jail with ICE Holds (3/08/13): 7

Lincoln County Jail with ICE Holds (3/27/13): 1

Linn County Jail with ICE Holds (3/11/13): 5

Marion County Correctional Facility with ICE Holds (3/11/13): 43

NORCOR (1)  with ICE Holds (3/12/13): 4

Polk County Jail with ICE Holds (3/12/13): 6

Umatilla County Jail (2)  with ICE Holds (3/20/13): 8

Washington County Jail with ICE Holds (3/20/13): 56

Yamhill County Jail with ICE Holds (3/20/13): 4

Total ICE Holds: 154

(1)  NORCOR, an acronym for Northern Oregon Regional Correction Facilities, incarcerates prisoners for Hood River, Wasco, Sherman, and Gilliam counties.

(2)  Umatilla County Jail incarcerates prisoners for Umatilla and Morrow counties and Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.

As a group, for the three months of 2013, the preceding 10 county correctional facilities and jails incarcerated an average of 145.33 criminal aliens per day with U.S. DHS–ICE Holds.

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Multnomah County Jail

Multnomah County Jail

March 29, 2013

Currently there are 80 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Multnomah County Jail in Portland, Oregon for various crimes who have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE.

The 80 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE Holds make up 6.32% of the 1,266 jail population (See link below)

	Name	Booking Date
1.	Alonzo, Aaron Sanchez	March 22, 2013
2.	Alvarezcaldera, Javier	October 11, 2012
3.	Alvarezpaz, Francisco	February 12, 2013
4.	Arellanovargas, Gabriel	January 31, 2013
5.	Avilarivera, David Armando	September 13, 2012
6.	Ayalamorales, Isidro	March 9, 2013
7.	Ayalaortiz, Ricardo	March 19, 2013
8.	Baronetchi, Pavel Manoli	March 15, 2013
9.	Bautista, Guillermo Aviles	March 29, 2013
10.	Bobray, Moko Feliciano	March 10, 2013
11.	Cabreranolasco, Hector	February 20, 2013
12.	Cabutocarnales, Isaias	January 9, 2013
13.	Carmonavillanueva, Domingo	March 21, 2013
14.	Casarezarrendondo, David	February 28, 2013
15.	Chalkelopez, Gerardo	October 15, 2012
16.	Cortesmendez, Joel	March 28, 2013
17.	Cossioflores, Jaime Eden	March 27, 2013
18.	Diazperez, Erick	March 25, 2013
19.	Diazsanchez, Francisco	November 7, 2012
20.	Dominguezcisnero, Walter	March 2, 2013
21.	Doroteovelasco, Pedro Sergio	March 1, 2013
22.	Enriquezlopez, Oziel	January 29, 2013
23.	Escobarhernandez, Leobardo Jose	January 14, 2013
24.	Esparzabarrajas, Juan Jose	December 18, 2012
25.	Espinoza, Manuel Jesus	March 19, 2013
26.	Espinoza, Rafael S	March 9, 2013
27.	Eufraciodolores, Victor Manuel	November 19, 2012
28.	Favelaverdugo, Jose	March 6, 2013
29.	Floresdiaz, Jose	October 4, 2012
30.	Garciagarcia, Leobardo	October 4, 2012
31.	Gueye, Khadim Hakeem	January 11, 2013
32.	Guillen, Eleno	January 14, 2013
33.	Gutierrezvargas, Armando	March 27, 2013
34.	Guzman, Jesus Viveros	February 22, 2013
35.	Hidalgo, Alfredo	March 19, 2013
36.	Huertagarcia, Omar	March 22, 2013
37.	Jimenez, Juan	March 12, 2013
38.	Jimenezarrola, Jose Francisco	January 24, 2013
39.	Jimenezrobles, Margarito	February 11, 2013
40.	Kim, Chong Hwan	March 11, 2013
41.	Kutzuc, Daniel	March 9, 2013
42.	Lopezalvarez, Virgilio	March 16, 2013
43.	Lopezprado, Moises	March 7, 2013
44.	Mendozagonzales, Dulce	March 28, 2013
45.	Mezarodriguez, Martin	December 27, 2012
46.	Molinasalazar, Sergio Arturo	January 9, 2013
47.	Montoyachacon, Jaime Enrique	March 12, 2013
48.	Moscaliuc, Vladimir	September 30, 2012
49.	Moustafa, Mahmoud	March 13, 2013
50.	Nesukh, Anatoliy	January 29, 2013
51.	Nunezmaciel, Bladimir	October 25, 2012
52.	Ornelasmorales, Sergio	February 19, 2013
53.	Ortizvega, Victor Manuel	October 4, 2012
54.	Pachecoyah, Victor	March 1, 2013
55.	Partidadereal, Rodolfo	March 14, 2013
56.	Pozar, Estaban	March 19, 2013
57.	Quezadalopez, Sergio Antonio	August 23, 2012
58.	Quinta, Angel	February 15, 2013
59.	Ramirezperez, Miguel	March 17, 2013
60.	Remigiosantos, Agustin	February 3, 2013
61.	Reyesescobar, Byron Moises	November 13, 2012
62.	Riverabanda, Agustin	March 5, 2013
63.	Rodriguezperez, Diego Armondo	October 9, 2012
64.	Roman, Federico	March 28, 2013
65.	Ruizpiza, Juan Carlos	January 24, 2013
66.	Ruizsantiago, Ladislao	February 25, 2013
67.	Saechao, Chio Hang	March 24, 2013
68.	Sanchez, Ismael	March 20, 2013
69.	Solrivera, Jose Roberto	February 8, 2013
70.	Tinajerogonzalez, Jose A	January 24, 2013
71.	Tlaxcala, Raymundo Quechulpa	May 10, 2012
72.	Torressaucedo, Kenia Giselle	September 9, 2012
73.	Tran, Mu Ahn	January 24, 2013
74.	Valdovinosrodriguez, Salvador	January 24, 2013
75.	Vargashernandez, Johnny	March 28, 2013
76.	Vega, Gustavo Isabel	February 28, 2013
77.	Velascomartinez, Dennys Enrique	March 28, 2013
78.	Villadelgado, Alberto	January 6, 2013
79.	Yinaromacias, Erick	March 13, 2013
80.	Zaragozanavarra, Francisco	March 8, 2013

http://www.mcso.us/paid

The cost to incarcerate a prisoner at the Multnomah County Jail is ($127.00) per day.

So, the cost to incarcerate 80 criminal aliens at the Multnomah County Jail is ($10,160.00) per day, ($71,120.00) per week, or ($3,708,400.00) per year.

On a daily basis, the Multnomah County Jail incarcerates more criminal aliens than any other county jail in the state.

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