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Muslim Stabs Professor To Death Because He ‘Insulted Mohammed’

Arrested: Ali R. was arrested at the scene after stabbing Irish university lecturer

John Dowling, 66, to death outside the Leonardo de Vinci university in Paris

John Dowling, 66, stabbed to death outside the Leonardo de Vinci university
Ali R., 37, was arrested at the scene and has admitted to killing the Irish lecturer
The Pakistani national claims Dowling had ‘insulted the Prophet Mohammed'
He also confessed he held a personal grudge against Dowling for failing him

An Irish university lecturer stabbed to death by one of his former students had allegedly ‘insulted the Prophet Mohammed', his killer has told French police.

The 66-year-old academic, named locally as John Dowling, was attacked and stabbed 13 times outside the Paris university where he worked on Wednesday.

Ali R., a 37-year-old Pakistani national, has confessed to the killing and told police he held a personal grudge against the teacher after failing his exams last year.

Ali – whose surname has not been disclosed by the French authorities – is due to be indicted for murder in Paris today for the attack outside the Leonardo de Vinci private university in La Defense business district.

Catherine Denis, the Nanterre prosecutor involved in the case, said Ali harboured an ‘obsessive resentment’ against the university for kicking him out in September 2017.

‘He came to France two years ago to join the management school, but did not pass his first year,’ she said.

‘Since then he had been returning to the college, and had become unwanted to the point that he was not allowed in any more.’

CCTV footage shows Mr Dowling chatting calmly with Ali at around midday, before the attacker took out a steak knife and plunged it into the Irishman’s throat, and then...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have completed another sweep in New Jersey, this time arresting 105 illegal aliens which will have all the usual suspects yowling like scalded cats.

ICE made the announcement on Friday and noted that 80 percent of those taken into custody had criminal records and their removal from the streets – while depriving Democrats of voters – will help to make Americans safer.

The completion of the operation comes just over a week after New Jersey officials announced a new rule limiting police cooperation with the agency tasked with enforcing federal immigration laws.

Via NJ.com, “ICE slams N.J. over new rules limiting when cops can turn over unauthorized immigrants”:

New Jersey’s attorney general unveiled a broad new directive Thursday limiting when local police can ask someone’s immigration status and turn unauthorized immigrants over to federal officials for deportation.

Standing in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty in Liberty State Park in Jersey City, Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said the new rules — called the Immigrant Trust Directive — are designed to improve relations between local police and immigrant communities.

The new rules will draw “a bright line” between federal immigration officials and local police at a time when immigrants are growing more fearful of deportation and federal crackdowns on illegal immigration, Grewal said.

“No law-abiding resident of this great state should live in fear that a routine traffic stop by local police will result in his or her deportation from this country,” Grewal said.

Officials with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency slammed the attorney general for rules they say will hinder ICE and undermine public safety.

But that didn’t stop ICE from doing its job.

Via ICE’s official website, “ICE arrests 105 in New Jersey operation targeting criminal aliens and public safety threats”:

Four individuals in the country illegally who have Interpol warrants based on crimes they committed in their home countries were among 105 foreign nationals taken into custody during a five-day operation conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) last week in New Jersey. The operation, which was spearheaded by ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), targeted at-large criminal aliens, illegal re-entrants and other immigration violators and was supported by ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) New Jersey Field Office.
Of those arrested during the operation, 80 percent had prior criminal convictions and/or pending criminal charges.

These individuals will go through removal proceedings before an Immigration Judge or for those under a final order of removal, arrangements will be made to remove them from...