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June 09, 2008
More States Get Tough With Illegal Immigrants "Last month, 260 illegal immigrants in Iowa were sentenced to five months Comments
ILLEGAL IS ILLEGAL, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRO-ILLEGAL ALIEN LOONS LIKE TO CALL IT... THE CRACKDOWN IS STARTING TO SPREAD NATION WIDE, AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL CONTINUE... BUT WITH McAMNESTY AND OBAMNESTY WAITING IN THE WINGS, IT COULD ALL BE FOR NOTHING... Posted by: American Me on June 9, 2008 12:22 PM Are we supposed to feel sorry for businesses that can't stay open without lawbreaking illegal employees or can't stay open because they cater to lawbreaking customers? They should be arrested too. Posted by: CoolGary on June 9, 2008 01:04 PM With gas prices rising higher and higher each and every day, we cannot afford to continually pay to deport these criminals. By tougher enforcement of existing laws they will self-deport. Doing this will take them off the welfare rolls, make room for a legitimate emergency in the ER, make room for smaller and more prosperous classrooms. The trickle-down effect will be noticed as cities and counties realize economic savings. Posted by: Sick 'n Tired on June 9, 2008 01:23 PM Now if only California would get on board. But then with a police chief like Bratton and a Mayor like Villar............ Posted by: Bobby on June 9, 2008 02:35 PM Just another bleeding-heart liberal news article trying to justify the unjustifiable! We read quotes from people like Erika Barraagan (illegal alien) stating, "we're Mexican, they don't want us here"? Well Erika, if your last name was Chang, or O'tool, or Schneider, we still wouldn't want you here. The racist card no longer works, your ILLEGAL, period!! Posted by: Bob Hubble on June 9, 2008 03:38 PM AS THE ECONOMY WORSENS; THE EXCUSE JOBS WE WON'T DO BECOMES A COMPLETE JOKE Posted by: Softwarengineer on June 9, 2008 04:00 PM Take Action: NH LTE posted on Supporting the Save Act. Please feel free to add to the comments section. http://www.nashuatelegraph.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080609/OPINION02/717933475/-1/opinion Posted by: Peter on June 9, 2008 06:19 PM I read the entire NYT article. The "racist" remarks about Walmart are offensive. But racist remarks, albeit distasteful and wrong, are not against the law. People working at Walmart illegally is against the law. Posted by: Rome, Georgia on June 9, 2008 06:20 PM i would not take this administrations word for the time of the day. lets see what it really is in 2/09. like lou dobbs says, they are constantly gaming the american public. everyone should e mail letter of support for dobbs he is under heavy attack by the open borders crowd. vote bob barr in november for return to constitutional government. go to bob barr 2008.com Posted by: jim willette on June 10, 2008 01:11 PM Believe it or not....but Washington,D.C. is the biggest sanctuary city in the USA. All the old neighborhoods look Posted by: proamericanman on June 10, 2008 02:16 PM I was watching C-Span this morning and they were debating a bill that would send huge amounts of money to Mexico to combat the drug cartel wars there. How is it that there is always more huge amounts of money to give out to third world cess pools and no money (our own earned middle class money) to spend on programs to help middle class Americans. You can just visualize what happens if a bill is signed to give financial aid to Mexico. Mexico's elite get even more wealthy and middle class America get to financially support millions of illiterate Mexicans. That pinata that is middle class America has been whacked open way to many times- there is nothing left to dole out. Posted by: Future Day Laborer on June 10, 2008 03:34 PM proamericanman, I believe you completely about Washington. It's called leading by example. Posted by: Bobby on June 10, 2008 07:00 PM |
in prison for violations of federal identity theft laws. At the same time, in the last year, local police departments from coast to coast have rounded up hundreds of immigrants for nonviolent, often minor, crimes, like fishing without a license in Georgia, with the end result being deportation," the New York Times reports. "In some cases, the police received training and a measure of jurisdiction from the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement, under a program that lets officers investigate and detain people they suspect to be illegal immigrants. But with local demand for tougher immigration enforcement growing, 95 departments are waiting to join the 47 in the program. And in a number of places, including Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, police officers or entire departments are choosing to tackle the issue on their own."