A Nebraska sheriff whose agency helped capture the alleged White House terror plot ringleader is calling out the immigration policies that allowed the suspect to stay in the country, arguing he "never should have been here to begin with."Speaking Friday on Fox News' "America’s Newsroom," Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson detailed what led to the high-stakes arrest, and what he found most "frustrating" about the case."Alvarez never should have been here to begin with.He shouldn't have been in Omaha or in Nebraska.
He was an illegal immigrant who overstayed a visa in 2001," Hanson said Friday.DEMS UNMOVED AS WHITE HOUSE REVEALS DHS CONCESSIONS IN SHUTDOWN BATTLEAbraham Hermosillo Alvarez, 31, of Omaha, Nebraska, was identified by federal prosecutors as the alleged ringleader of a plot targeting the White House UFC Freedom 250 event.(Douglas County Sheriff's Office)"Unfortunately, he was granted DACA status by the Obama administration in 2014, and I think we're seeing now how that policy ultimately placed our nation and my community at risk," he added.Abraham Alvarez, identified in federal documents as the alleged "ringleader" of a plot to carry out a mass casualty event at a White House UFC event on June 14, is an illegal immigrant from Mexico who overstayed his visa, according to Homeland Security information previously obtained by Fox News Digital.Earlier this week, the FBI and its law enforcement partners announced they disrupted the plot, which targeted the UFC Freedom 250 event on the South Lawn of the White House over the weekend.
Major figures, including President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, were in attendance.'DERANGED MESSAGE' ON NATIONAL MALL SPARKS POLICE PROBE AS TRUMP SECURITY FEARS MOUNTAuthorities have made several arrests in connection with the plot, which they say included using explosive drones to force a chaotic evacuation and steer crowds toward a waiting team of snipers.President Donald Trump and Dana White, UFC president and C...