Illegal Mexican Immigrant Deported 20 Times, Arrested Again

On the evening of April 3, 2015, Genaro Cisneros-Delgado, 26, led the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office on a 30-mile, high-speed chase through Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. The illegal Mexican immigrant has reportedly been deported back to Mexico an astounding 20 times for illegally entering the United States.

Cisneros-Delgado was driving on Interstate 10, when a Pinal County Sheriff’s deputy pulled him over for an unidentified traffic violation. He was driving a minivan that had four other individuals inside, when he decided to flee the scene. From there, Cisneros-Delgado led police on a car chase that reached speeds of over 100 miles-per-hour at times. Upon entering Phoenix, he hopped off the highway and weaved through several neighborhoods before crashing the gate of a retirement community and hitting a dead end. All five subjects in the vehicle exited the minivan and tried to escape, but were detained. According to authorities, all of them were illegal immigrants and Cisneros-Delgado had admitted to smuggling them into the U.S. for money.

Cisneros-Delgado is being charged with felony flight and endangerment, and is being held on a $50,000 bail bond. He has confessed to officials that this is the second time he has smuggled illegals into the country.

According to Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, Cisneros-Delgado is just one of many illegal immigrants detained in the area. He said, “Every year for the past three years, we’ve had 88,000 to 123,000 illegals that have been apprehended just here.”