Repeat Offender Nabbed for U.S. Reentry

0:00It's April 2nd, from your city to your ears. This is Hartford News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. A 52-year-old Peruvian national named Caesar Rubin-Yilluskoss just got naff for sneaking back into the U.S. after two prior deportations. He popped up in federal court in Hartford on Tuesday, facing charges for unlawful reentry. The judge ordered him held without bond, and if convicted, he could get up to 20 years behind bars. Back in the 90s and up through 2015, Yilluskoss racked up convictions and can dedicate and Massachusetts courts for stuff like narcotics, threats, assaults, skipping court and bad driving. Officials deported him to Peru in June 2016 after some of those cases. He crossed the border again, anyway, landing a federal conviction for reentry that got him 10 months in prison, followed by another deportation in May, 2020. That's when things escalated with his repeat trips. Fast forward to this March 20th, when cops in West Springfield, Massachusetts picked him

1:02up on vehicle violations and an old warrant for blowing, off probation from 2015. They cut him loose on bond, but three days later, on March 23rd, ICE agents swooped in and grabbed him for immigration violations. This case highlights how tough enforcement can be on repeat offenders, and it'll be interesting to track what happens next in court as the feds push forward.