Pirate's Cove

A double shot from the NY Times this morning, as they give Karla Cornejo Villavicencio a platform to rail at Americans for daring to enforce federal law. They also fail to mention that she is, in fact, an illegal alien, brought by her parents at the age of four. And includes a sniffles picture

The Americans Left Behind by Deportation

In the fall, I traveled to rural Ohio to meet with the children of a manwho had been recently deported to Mexico, even though he was considered a model citizen by his neighbors and had no criminal record beyond driving without a license. I had seen video footage of his three young boys and little girl saying goodbye to him at the airport. They looked like orphaned bear cubs, wandering around aimlessly in the terminal, their faces frozen in fear. (snip)

America’s historic uneasiness with interracial marriage and mixed-race children has found a new incarnation in the persecution of families with mixed legal status. There are nearly six million citizen children who live with at least one undocumented parent, and perhaps millions of other Americans who are married to undocumented immigrants. Reports are multiplying of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents picking up immigrants at their green card couple interviews, while their American spouses are left speechless and powerless. The Trump administration’s aggressive detention and removal of undocumented immigrants is not only inhumane in its treatment of immigrants, but a direct attack on the rights and well-being of their American family members.

Well, that’s a new one, comparing this to black people marrying white people when that was “scary”.

The Supreme Court has historically declared that it is “intolerable” to force a citizen to choose between two constitutional rights. But what then of the American families of deportees? Isn’t the Trump administration forcing them to make a terrible choice, between either staying in the United States and having their families rived in two, or forfeiting their lives in America so that they can keep their families intact?

Illegal aliens have no right to stay in the U.S. And the only people to blame are the illegal alien parents, who put their children, whether they were brought illegally or were born in the U.S., making them U.S. citizens, in this position of separation. Criminals get punished. How often are children separated from their parent or parents because one or both of the parents are incarcerated for breaking the law? Is that fair? Of course it is. The law breakers put themselves and their children in this position. It’s not my fault or responsibility, nor is it yours (unless you are an illegal alien).

Anyhow, they always want to protect the “innocent” illegals. Like this poster child for the Trump admin being big meanies (via Hot Air)

(CBS San Fran) ICE agents took Armando Nunez Salgado into custody outside his home. According to family members, he was in the backyard when agents walked right in through the side gate. His 14-year-old daughter Isabel Salgado dissolved into tears.

“I cried. I got very emotional, I was really sad,” said Isabel. “I mean to watch someone who is part of your everyday life and then you just have to watch him leave without saying goodbye. It kind of hurts.”

Armando is a construction worker who has been in America more than 30 years. His wife Elena Ponce said his parents brought him to the U.S. when he was only four years old.

So sad! Except, since this was a local CBS affiliate, they refused the national Narrative and gave us this information after the sob story

But it turns out, Armando does have a dangerous past. After our interview, his family members told KPIX 5 he was involved in gangs and drugs for a long time.

In fact, at one point, he was on ICE’s most wanted list for charges of felony force and assault with a deadly weapon.

Oops! In fact, Jazz Shaw, who wrote the article at Hot Air, received an email directly from ICE about how bad this guy was

“On Sunday, Feb. 25, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) San Francisco Fugitive Operations Team arrested ICE fugitive Armando Nuñez-Salgado, 38, a citizen of Mexico and documented Sureño gang member, who has been previously removed by ICE on four prior occasions. Over the past 18 years he has accumulated criminal convictions in California that have resulted in more than 15 years of prison sentencings. His criminal convictions include assault with a deadly weapon (statutorily enhanced because of his gang member status), burglary, hit-and-run causing injury and evading a peace officer.”

The Sureno’s are a very bad, very dangerous, very violent gang. And it keeps popping up that illegal aliens who get popped by ICE end up being people with bad histories.

Anyhow, don’t want parents separated from their kids? Stop allowing illegal aliens into the nation. At the end, this is on the illegals for putting their kids in a bad position.