In April 2025, ICE lodged a detainer for Felix Jeronimo-Rojas, an illegal alien from Mexico, after he was arrested for…

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In April 2025, ICE lodged a detainer for Felix Jeronimo-Rojas, an illegal alien from Mexico, after he was arrested for raping and robbing a corpse on a New York City subway. Jeronimo-Rojas was sentenced in June 2026 to five years in prison.

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Loaded Language 60%

The term 'illegal alien' paired with a graphic crime description uses emotionally charged, dehumanizing wording instead of neutral terms.

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In April 2025, ICE lodged a detainer for Felix Jeronimo-Rojas, an illegal alien from Mexico, after he was arrested for raping and robbing a corpse on a New York City subway. Jeronimo-Rojas was sentenced in June 2026 to five years in prison.

Loaded Language The term 'illegal alien' paired with a graphic crime description uses emotionally charged, dehumanizing wording instead of neutral terms.

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