NewsLetter 001 June 21, 2022 - USAO IMMIGRATION CASES: Illegal for 30-years Drug Distributor is Sadistic Pedo; Refugees Discovered as ISIS/ISIL Terrorist; SF DA Turns Illegals into Street Dealers for Illicit Drug Distributor

This and Future Newsletters

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1. Illicit Election Activity: ballot stuffing, bribery, fraud, etc. (coming)
2. Money Laundering for illicit activities: drug money, blackmail money, corruption of officials, election fraud, etc.
3. Riot Activity: Fire bombing, terrorism (coming)
4. Extradition: Usually for drug, murder or corruption
5. Corruption of Federal Administration officals or employees
6. Corruption of Law Enforcement or Correctional officers (coming)
7. Assault on Federal Border agents or State LE assisting Federal agents
8. Technology Crimes: Hacking, spamming, cryptocurrency, etc
9. Patterns with crime as related to relaxed local DA prosecution
10. Illicit human trafficking with tractor-trailer or similar vehicles, or marine vehicles (coming)
11. Unusual methods or means in attempting human trafficking (coming)
12. Corruption with regards to national security; typically corruption with China, Pakistan, or similar
13. Illicit firearms sales, trafficking, schemes, or similar
14. Threats on public officials: Senators, Representatives, Judges, Department Heads and Administration Secretaries
15. Press releases published with an apparent attempt to hide politically embarassing items; typically the last PR on Friday

This First Newsletter

1. This press release highlights a person illegally present in the USA for 30 years. This person was transporting and dealing pound "quantities" of methamphetamine and apparently is a sadistic pedophile.
2. This press release was THE last press release from the Southern District of Texas on Friday, June 17, 2022. The three (3) people are from Iraqi - 2 refugees and a naturalized U.S. citizen from Iraqi. All three appear to be blood related. 
   
   This press release prompted us to move forward on previously delayed blog of USAO cases for on ISIS and ISIL. It is worth noting, this press release is not the first of claim-to-be-refugees to then turn out to be terrorist. A summary of ISIS related press releases will be available later this week or early next week.
   
   
3. This press release was posted on June 14, 2022 - one week & one day after the recalled of embattled San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin. There is sufficent evidence to show that the outcome of his "progressive liberal" policies was to produce more criminals and profits for the leaders of said criminals. In addition, actions by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals aided this criminal activity.
   
   Below here are quick descriptions to the press releases with some additional detail.
   
   Below that, there are the links to the press releases, with even more details, and some more background details on the cases - including research with related articles.

Alanis came to the United States unlawfully in 1992, when he was approximately 17-18 years of age, and has lived in the lower Yakima Valley since then.

According to information disclosed in court documents and during proceedings, Alanis was a source of supply for pound level quantities of methamphetamine associated with a drug trafficking organization operating directly out of Mexico.

• Abdulrahman Mohammed Hafedh Alqaysi, 24, Richmond, Texas - charged with conspiracy to provide material support to (ISIS)
• Mohammed (aka Moe) Amer Faisal Al Qaysi, 26, Houston, Texas - falsely answered "no" in immigration questionaire
• Hami Jamshid aka Jamshid Ahmadzai, 32, Sugar Land, Texas - procured citizenship or naturalization unlawfully

Reanos-Moreno, 27, of Oakland, California, pleaded guilty to the charge on November 10, 2021, without a written plea agreement.  According to court documents, Reanos-Moreno was the leader of a vast network of street-level drug dealers who sold drugs in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco.  Documents filed in connection with Reanos-Moreno's sentencing describe a sophisticated operation that provided drugs for resale and housing for street-level dealers in Oakland who then commuted into San Francisco where the drugs were sold.

In pleading guilty, Reanos-Moreno admitted running his network of dealers from at least January 15, 2019, to July 31, 2019.  Described in charging and sentencing documents as "redistributors," Reanos-Moreno supplied these individuals with heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, and cocaine base. In exchange, the dealers were expected to purchase drugs for resale from only Reanos-Moreno.  The dealers called Reanos-Moreno on a nearly daily basis to place orders for re-supplies of drugs. Reanos-Moreno's role as the head of the organization involved sourcing the drugs from Southern California, renting houses and apartments for dealers, and managing customer relations. Reanos-Moreno used undocumented street-level dealers and used his knowledge of immigration laws to threaten dealers who did not sell enough narcotics for the organization.  The government's sentencing memorandum concludes that Reanos-Moreno "used his legal immigration status, his knowledge of real estate in the area, and his ability to pay upfront costs such as deposits on apartments as a means of both enticing street-level dealers to work for his organization and then holding their feet to the fire to ensure that they sold enough drugs or else they would lose their housing or face potential legal jeopardy."