Violent Central American crime including decapitations apparently fine with Virginia citizens since they're not demanding southern US border be sealed. 14 and 15 year old co-called unaccompanied minors from Central America recreate their home cultures in the US-WJA TV

6/30/16, "Officials report a rise in violent and brutal MS-13 related crimes in Va.," wjla.com, ABC 7, Jeff Goldberg, Fairfax County, Virginia

"The MS-13 gang is well-known for committing violent and brutal crimes. 

And those crimes have been increasing across the D.C. region.

David LeValley, special agent in charge at the FBI's Washington Field Office, saw the rise of MS-13 nearly 10 years ago, followed by a lull two years later after law enforcement cracked down. 

Now LeValley, special agent in charge at the FBI's Washington Field Office, says the gang is back.

"We have seen increased activity and that activity is mirrored by what they're seeing in Central America."

Authorities say gang leaders in El Savador and Guatemala are trying to establish a greater presence here-especially Northern Virginia-for profit through drugs, theft, and extortion.

The mass migration of unaccompanied minors from Central America into the States in 2014 created a whole new crop of recruits. And these young men, some of them just 14 or 15 years old, are committing horrific crimes, such as decapitation and stoning.

In June of 2016, Leesburg Police, along with federal authorities, raided a home suspected of MS-13 members, leading to several arrests. And in Fairfax County MS-13 related incidents in the first 4 months of this year jumped more than 160 percent compared with 2015.

For Federal authorities, a potentially big turning point happened in May of this year, as prosecutors convicted six MS-13 members for their roles in three murders and one attempted murder in Northern Virginia."... 

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Added: "President George W. Bush signing the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008. Credit Charles Dharapak/Associated Press"

Commenter to NY Times article:

"Fredda Weinberg July 8, 2014

I read the law. None of these kids are severely trafficked, so why are they being treated like sex slaves?"

 
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Added: 2008 William Wilberforce Act said to be cause of much of  Central American surge really isn't. Overall US open border policy is the reason.


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