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Immigration authorities in Chicago arrested an illegitimate Mexican immigrant accused of beheading a woman in the lost Illinois and storing her body in a storage container full of whitening.

Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzales, 52, from Wukjan, Illinois, was arrested in April and was charged with hiding a body, abuse of a body and obstruction of justice, according to the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS).

Immediately after his appearance on the first court, the Lake Randy Bruno County Judge launched the release of Mendoza Gonzalez from the reservation.

He was arrested again on Saturday afternoon in a market in Chicago by immigration and customs enforcement agents (ICE) and is still in ICE reservation, according to the Ministry of National Security.

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In April, the police in Wokjan, Illinois, found the 37-year-old Meghan Boss’s body, which was reported, lost March 9, in a container in the Mindoza-Gonzales Square.

She disappeared in February, according to family members.

Mendoza Gonzalez was accused of keeping Boss’s body in his courtyard for about two months and offending her body.

Megan Boss, 37, was reported, and she was later dead at Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzales Square. (DHS)

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National Security Ministry officials told the Fox News Boss’s body behead and was found in a storage -filled storage container.

“It is completely disgusting this monster free in the streets of Illinois after he committed such a heinous crime,” Fox News spokesman told Fox News. “Megan Boss and her family will get justice.”

Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzales was accused of the death of a lost Illinois. (DHS)

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After the release of Mendoza-Gonzalez in April, the mayor of Antioch, Scott Gartner, criticized the laws that allowed to flee the suspected criminal foreigner, according to a report issued by Affiliate Fox 32 Chicago.

Gartner said: “I was shocked when I literally discovered the next day that the person who arrested them because of this was released from prison under a safe law less than less, I think, more than 48 hours,” Gartner said. “There are other reduced conditions in this case. Not only the type of crime, the duration of the crime hiding, and the fact that the person who was arrested because of this is not an American citizen, as you know, perhaps (fleeing) from the country.”

It is claimed that Mendoza Gonzales told the authorities Boss an overdose in his home, and instead of calling the number 911, he broke her phone and kept her body on the basement for two days before moving it abroad, according to what he said The report.

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Republican MP Tom Weber expressed concern about the release of Mendoza Gonzalez in April.

“Anyone who hides his body in the garbage for 51 days after leaving on the basement for two days, after not calling 911 (and) breaking the phone. Is this an indifferent crime?” Weber said. “We should not discover, wait for the Poison Science Report, anything?”