Illegal migrant, 46, who has been arrested ELEVEN times and deported eight is charged with murder after man's body is discovered in Ohio - as furious sheriff slams Biden

An illegal migrant has been charged with aggravated murder in Ohio as the sheriff's office revealed he had been previously arrested 11 times and deported eight. 

Fermin Garcia-Gutierrez, 46, has been arrested for shooting and killing another man in Hamilton on Monday.

Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones said Garcia-Gutierrez has arrests dating back to 2001 and has allegedly used at least seven different names and three different birthdates.

He said the 46-year-old has illegally entered the country at least eight times and is a gang member. 

'We have an illegal that's here and he's been deported eight times in our county, and he's committed 20 crimes,' said Jones. 

Fermin Garcia-Gutierrez, 46, has been arrested for shooting and killing another man in Hamilton

Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones said Garcia-Gutierrez has previously been arrested 11 times and deported eight

Garcia-Gutierrez has arrests dating back to 2001 and has allegedly used at least seven different names and three different birthdates

'He's had seven different names, and now he's charged with murder, aggravated murder, and who knows who else he's killed along the way or killed in Mexico.'

Hamilton police responded to a call around 2:35 pm at the 1100 block of South 13th Street, where they found Fernando Reyna Oviedo, 41, with gun wounds, reported The Cincinnati Enquirer.

Oviedo was pronounced dead at the scene, and an autopsy determined his cause of death was homicide.

'I can tell you this, that person would be alive today and if you don't think that it's affecting you in Butler County, Ohio, we're all border states; we're all border counties. It's here and we could go on and on,' said Jones.

Before  he was charged with the murder, police had arrested Garcia-Gutierrez for carrying a concealed weapon, having a weapon while intoxicated and obstruction, reported WCPO.

'It just so happens we ran into him and had an encounter with him. Unbeknownst to us he had committed this murder,' said Hamilton Police Chief Craig Bucheit said.

Now he is facing an aggravated murder charge that could see him sentence to 30-years in prison or get the death penalty. 

Garcia-Guiterrez is being held without bail at the Butler County jail on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement holder

Jones had used Garcia-Gutierrez in a press conference expressing his frustration with the border crisis just days before he was charged with murder.

He said since July 1, 2021, the Butler County Jail has had nearly 1,000 illegal migrants with a collective 1,757 charges that has cost them $1.8 million to house.

Jones had used Garcia-Gutierrez in a press conference expressing his frustration with the border crisis just days before he was charged with murder

Statistics from U.S. Customs and Border Protection show that this fiscal year alone, there has already been a reported 1,151,448 southwest border encounters

Jones displayed a poster with President Joe Biden, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. 

'Anybody who has been a victim of a crime, your should sue that guy (Mayorkas) when he is not working for the president of the United States. You should sue him personally,' Jones said. 

Statistics from U.S. Customs and Border Protection show that this fiscal year alone, there has already been a reported 1,151,448 southwest border encounters.

The year, which runs from October to September, is already on current pace to break last year's record of 2,475,669.

Since Biden took office, the total number of southwest land border encounters hit a staggering 7,740,747.