This is the new face of Biden's Open Border Policy.
Francisco Solano-Godinez
According to federal court documents, over the decades this 64-year-old Mexican has given arresting officers 26 different aliases, eight false dates of birth and three fraudulent Social Security numbers.
Not that it matters but the feds say Solano was involved in a triple-fatality drunk-driving crash in Visalia, Calif., in September 1985.
The OUI and vehicular-homicide charges were eventually reduced and he was deported.
Less than two years later, though, was back in California, failing to show up for a court appearance for … speeding.
Last month Solano was released from federal prison in Greenville, Ill., “and transportation was arranged to San Diego, California via taxi and bus.”
His deportation detainer has been lifted by the Department of Homeland Security and he is going to be released and transported by bus to San Diego for supervision.
His adjustment to supervision has been unsatisfactory to say the least, the probation office told the judge.
He has failed to report to the probation office and immediately absconded from supervision.
His current whereabouts remain unknown.