A woman from Mexico who entered the country illegally managed to avoid justice for over a year on child indecency charges after a judge in McAllen set her bond at $2,500, allowing her to bond out and go on the run. Biden-era immigration officers granted her a voluntary release from their detainer. A year later, federal authorities arrested the woman in Ohio, and she is now in custody awaiting trial.
The case began on April 4, 2024, when McAllen Police arrested Yolanda Salinas on child indecency charges. Following the arrest, a magistrate judge in McAllen set her bond at $2,500. Two days later, U.S. immigration authorities placed an…
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