The open borders crowd is certainly seething this week, and Democrats looking for new voters need to wear a night guard so their teeth are not worn down from all the nashing
U.S. authorities rounded up more than 1,300 illegal immigrants in Southern California during the past two weeks in what officials said Wednesday was the largest sweep of its kind.
The illegal immigrants arrested in the sweeps represented about 30 countries, but the vast majority — more than 1,100 — were Mexican nationals.
The raids targeted illegal immigrants who had criminal records, defied final deportation orders or re-entered the U.S. illegally, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
About 90 percent of the people taken into custody fell under those categories and included immigrants convicted of sex offenses, assaults and kidnapping, as well as suspected street gang members.
But, but, but, I thought they were all good people just wanting to live their lives in peace, particularly after they force government to make sure all signs and phone messages are in Spanish. It’s not like they commit rape, attempt to strangle their girlfriends, mug people, or sell cocaine, right?
If you Google "illegal immigrant arrested" in the news section, you will see quite a few stories about this occuring recently, and they are not all about the 1,300 in Ca. Somebody is getting the hint, and the ACLU should be coming along shortly to protect the rights of these non-Americans.
Dallas is enjoying some good times
The superintendent of the Irving school district said some immigrant parents have pulled their children from school over fears that they or their families will be deported.
Jack Singley said about 90 children have withdrawn from 33,000-student public school district in the last week.
The Mexican Consulate has advised people to avoid driving through the Dallas suburb in response to the Irving Police Department’s participation in a program with federal immigration authorities to identify illegal immigrants who have been arrested and deport them.
Again, good. They do not belong in our schools, soaking up our tax dollars. Sorry, I am not sympathetic, and, not even empathetic. They belong with their parents back in the country they came from, and, perhaps their parents would like to apply for citizenship the proper way. Blame the kids parents.
Latino advocates have accused police officers of racial profiling and overzealously arresting suspected illegal immigrants so they can be deported.
Well, yes, isn’t that the point? For those whose job it is to "protect and serve," to be the guardians of law and order, to go out and overzealously arrest those who break the law? Something I am sure they enjoy, when the politicians let them, you know, do their jobs?
