There are several ideas regarding Paul Pelosi and the purported hammer attack at the home he shares with his wife, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

The one that makes the most sense to me was shared on Twitter by a law enforcement officer.

“So the story I am getting… Paul Pelosi meets David DePape at a local gay bar in SF. Pelosi brings DePape home and refused to give him the drugs that were promised after a round of hammering. A dispute ensues. Case closed.”

Another user responded:

“If you’d have an intruder in your house ( god forbid), how would you know his name?????”

The initial poster’s response was:

“and why would the intruder be in his underwear… I was a police officer for years, never seen it. And I seen some weird shit.”

Obviously, the liars and scumbags among the Democrats claim it was because Republicans accuse them of ruining the country on purpose.

As it turns out, the suspected hammer attacker is in the country illegally and so faces deportation.

“David DePape, 42, is a Canadian citizen who was in the US illegally before he stormed the $6 million California home Nancy Pelosi shares with her 82-year-old husband, the Daily Mail reported.

The Department of Homeland Security has now confirmed that officials will seek DePape’s deportation once the criminal case against him concludes.

He arrived legally in the US in March 2008 via Mexico and was admitted as a ‘temporary visitor’ traveling for pleasure.

But DePape eventually settled illegally in California.

The development came as fresh comments emerged from his pedophile ex-wife, who claimed DePape was suffered from paranoia and ‘thought he was Jesus’.

Confirming he faces deportation, DHS officials said: ‘U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged an immigration detainer on Canadian national David DePape with San Francisco County Jail, November 1, following his October 28 arrest.’

Detainers are requests submitted to local and state law enforcement to inform ICE when a deportable subject is released.

In accordance with the law, DePape will not be deported until the criminal matter has been resolved, which means he might still be convicted and imprisoned in the United States.

Relatives of DePape claim he was born and raised in British Columbia.

More on this story via The Republic Brief:

In March 2008, he was admitted to the country legally as a ‘temporary visitor’ traveling for pleasure through Mexico.

As part of a legal crossing between Tijuana and San Diego County, he entered at the San Ysidro port of entry. CONTINUE READING…