ICE deports pardoned child rapist 20 years after removal order

The deportation of a man who was convicted of repeatedly sexually assaulting a child highlights the controversial practices of ICE. Despite being ordered removed from the U.S. in 2006, he was only recently deported after serving time for his crimes. This case underscores the complexities and sometimes delayed actions within the immigration enforcement system, raising questions about how such cases are prioritized and managed over long periods. It also brings attention to the broader issue of how the U.S. handles cases involving serious criminal offenses by non-citizens.