What hath sanctuary cities wrought?

I heard Jason Lewis talking about this story and I could not believe my ears!

"A St. Paul man tells 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS he felt like a prisoner in his own home as he watched another man attack his property with a truck. But, he wasn't the only one watching. The unblinking eye of his security cameras caught the attack on tape.
Mark Daggy says Carlos Noe Rivera-Portillo threatened him, then took aim at his home with a truck. He says Rivera-Portillo, 18, attacked because Daggy told him to stay away from his 16-year-old daughter.
Video from Daggy's home security cameras shows a man throw a beer bottle at the home and then ram his fence repeatedly with a truck.
Daggy equipped his home with security cameras in an attempt to deter and prevent crime n his St. Paul neighborhood. In this case, the video led to Rivera-Portillo's arrest.
River-Portillo is in the Ramsey County Jail tonight, held on $2,000 bond. Daggy says repairing the fence will cost him $2500 dollars. And, he worries about his safety when Riveraportilla gets out.
Riveraportilla has a court date July 23." (emphasis mine)

KTLK-FM is reporting that Rivera-Portillo has had previous run-in's with St. Paul Police, but nothing was ever done with him because of St. Paul's "sanctuary city" law (a law that Senator Coleman tried to get outlawed during the Senate immigration debate last week). The latest report (and I will link to it as soon as KTLK posts it on their website) is that ICE has informed the St. Paul Police that they expect Rivera-Portillo released to THEIR CUSTODY to be deported back to his native Ecuador.

THIS is the crisis of illegal immigration. We need to get the gang bangers and those who have no interest in contributing to a civilized society out now and THEN, once the borders have been sufficiently closed, we can deal with the remaining illegals who are working hard and trying to make a better life for themselves. It should be a real no-brainer!