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Immigrant Amnesty Debate - Los Angeles, CA
Discuss the national Immigrant Amnesty debate in Los Angeles, CA.
Do you support Gingrich's suggestion to grant amnesty to undocumented immigrants with deep roots in the U.S.?
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Yes I'm legal,are you?Yes it does effect us to have more people here you can read previous posts to find out why.Please don't even pretend you have an education if you do not understand why goods are not manufactured in the U.S...hint,it has nothing to do with laziness and a lot to do with environmental restrictions and taxation,hard work has nothing to do with pissing off the neighbors with your gas powered leaf blower for 10 hours a day,and no,this country will never have a Beaner president,probably never have another black one after Obama either and please stop trying to look intelligent while using words like "declinement" what is that anyway,f.y.i foreign students pay higher rates to attend U.S schools ,illegal beaners try to sneak in for free and then whine when they get caught,let me know if you have any more questions I can address for you. |
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Why are you crying? Stupid fat Americans let us in, they give us all we want. Your government loves us, they welcome us with open arms and you all support us. Thank you. What you say, illegal loving Obama will soon get voted out and replaced by a conservative, well guess what you idiot you been lied to all these years and will continue to get lied to by your government. Democrats and Republicans love us beaners ja ja ja!!!! And everywhere you go and everything you do you support us ja ja ja!!!! You see us working at all the fast food restaurant feeding stupid fat Americans. All the produce you buy is pocked by us beaners. We pack and processes all you meat products, the fat white cracka boss hires us beaners to do all your construction work. Anything labor we beaners do for you then we subsidize our lifestyle with all government perks you stupid fat Americans give us "poor" people. It's great! I tell mi familia to come to united "stupid" states of America where you take care of us. You guys are so nice you even have "press 2 for espanol" ja ja ja Who's the stupid one here? All I can say is thank you And if Obama wins a aecond term thank you. Or if Mitt "robot" Romney or any of those other clowns win thank you also because they are beaner lovers ja ja ja!!! Thank you |
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There's never a shortage of illegal aliens to deport.
12 March 2012 Arrested in Flemington, man owes child support, faces deportation to Mexico. "FLEMINGTON — Flemington police and the Hunterdon County Sheriff’s Office received information that a person wanted by the Sheriff’s Office and federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement was possibly at a restaurant on Broad Street in Flemington. Officer Jeffrey Scanlon and Detective Jesse Winfield went to Viva Mexico on March 8 at about 7:30 p.m. and after a brief search of the premises they located Ismael Ballesteros, 37, formerly of Flemington, drinking beer with friends outside of the kitchen of the establishment. He was arrested on an outstanding non-support warrant issued in Hunterdon County in 2011 in the amount of $1,737. Detective Winfield then contacted an agent of the ICE Criminal Alien Program to establish Ballestero’s immigration status. ICE reported that he is banned from the United States after he had been deported to Mexico several times. Ballesteros was then lodged in the county jail on the child support warrant and ICE placed an immigration detainer on him so he can be held until he can be brought before an immigration judge. Detective Bill Svard and Cpl. Bob LaMothe of the Flemington police assisted at the scene." http://www.nj.com/hunterdon-county-democrat/i... KC rally seeks to block deportation of Belton man This guy is gone because he was deported once already, coming back he committed a felony. Stupid illegals, why can't illegals stop driving? This is how many of them are picked up, yet they keep doing it. 12 March 2012 "Salayandia, whose parents brought him to the U.S. without documentation when he was 6, has been ordered to leave the country by April 13." Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/03/12/3486121/... Look at this kuucklehead, another non driving illegal alien. Uriel Alberto’s time in jail highlights immigration policy battle. 12 March 2012 "he had several brushes with the law and was convicted of speeding, driving while impaired, driving with a revoked license and throwing fruit at a moving vehicle. He also was accused of domestic violence, but that charge was dismissed. Now he awaits a decision by two courts — state court officials in Wake County, who will weigh the disorderly conduct charge, and immigration courts, which will decide whether he will be deported back to Mexico." Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2012/03/12/192754... |
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Never a shortage of illegal aliens to deport.
FRAMINGHAM — 12 March 2012 "A Framingham man wanted for attempted murder since November was arrested on Friday when he was a passenger in a sport utility vehicle involved in a hit-and-run crash, authorities said. Joel Lopez-Pojoy, 33, had been wanted since November after he attacked his girlfriend, prosecutor Melissa Baima said yesterday in Framingham District Court. Lopez-Pojoy was a passenger in a Mercury Mountaineer, driven by Santo Amador, 41, of Framingham, who was also arrested, police said. On Friday, Framingham police went to Greenview Street at 4:45 p.m. and spoke to a woman who said someone had crashed into her parked car and drove away. Baima said it appeared someone had driven over the lawn and through some brush before hitting the car. While a police officer spoke to the woman, the Mountaineer, with mud and wood lodged in its front grill, approached. The officer tried to stop the SUV, but it accelerated, the prosecutor said. The officer jumped out of the way to avoid being hit, Baima said. The officer chased the SUV and pulled it over a short distance away. Amador was behind the wheel and Lopez-Pojoy was a passenger. Baima said Lopez-Pojoy was drinking alcohol in the SUV, so police ran his name in the computer and discovered he was wanted by police. The warrant for attempted murder and assault and battery stemmed from an incident in November in which police allege he slapped his girlfriend and slammed her to the bed. “He has been in the wind since Nov. 21,” Baima said. Along with the warrant, Lopez-Pojoy, of 6 Greenview St., was also charged with drinking from an open container of liquor in a vehicle. Amador appeared to be drinking and was arrested. At the police station, he took a Breathalyzer test that registered a .19 blood alcohol level. He refused to take a second test, which is required, Baima said. Amador was charged with OUI, leaving the scene of an crash and malicious destruction of property worth more than $250. Amador also had a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer warrant for his arrest. Baima requested $500 bail on both men. Judge Robert Greco agreed with the request. If Amador posts bail, he will be taken into federal custody. Lopez-Pojoy is due back in court on April 5 for a pretrial conference, while Amador is due back in court on April 12." Read more: http://www.metrowestdailynews.com/news/x16178... One more knuckleheaded illegal alien who could not keep from driving. 21-year-old pleads to stay in U.S. 12 March 2012 "According to a news release from rally organizers, Cruz was cited for driving without a license in August and landed in jail. Then, federal immigration officials placed a hold on him. But supporters said Cruz could do more to help than hurt the community, especially because he’s eligible for the DREAM Act. The bill would give residency to undocumented immigrants of good moral character, demonstrated through specified criteria." http://www.wsbtv.com/news/news/local/rally-he... BTW, there is no dream act!!! Are we to allow illegal aliens to remain in the country until they kill someone and then deport them? |
The truth is that only a token number of illegals ever get charged!! Thousands of us stand right in front of Home Depots every day all across America, and no one ever says BOO to us! In fact, they hire us to do work!! LOL!!! The government doesn't give a crap, because they know that they will be making all of us legal soon enough! |
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You love home depot, don't you! Checkout this illegal knucklehead, arrested 6 times for driving without a license and one speeding ticket. "He is not a criminal and that is what we need to make clear," said Rep. Gutierrez. Lawlessness by a US congressman. Illinois Congressman fights to keep SC immigrant from being deported. "CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV)- Illinois Congressman Luis Gutierrez took to the microphone Tuesday, speaking in both English and Spanish, hoping to bring attention to the case of Gabino Sanchez. "Gabino is a father of two American citizen children, he's a good man who had done nothing other than to try and provide for his family," said Gutierrez. Sanchez came to the United States illegally from Mexico when he was just 14 -years-old. The 27-year-old from Ridgeland, South Carolina was arrested last year for speeding. He's also been arrested six times for driving without a license. Today, he appeared in a Charlotte immigration court for his deportation hearing. His case has made national headlines. Last year, President Obama announced the U.S. Department of Homeland Security would focus on deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records. Sanchez does not have a record, which is why Representative Gutierrez says he should be allowed to stay in the U.S. "He is not a criminal and that is what we need to make clear," said Rep. Gutierrez. Not everyone agrees with Representative Gutierrez. Mecklenburg County commissioner Bill James says the law on immigration is clear. "If the individual broke the law by coming into this country, then he should suffer whatever the penalty is under the law and if that is deportation then that is what they should do," said James. But Gutierrez says his crusade to keep Sanchez with his family is just getting started. Sanchez's deportation hearing was continued until May 15. Gutierrez plans to return to Charlotte for the hearing in May." http://www.wbtv.com/story/17150460/illinois-c... |
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Someone is being shipped home everyday. The sad thing is they come back, find work for 10 years then get picked after they have a family and house and car payments then go to prison and then deported again. There will never be a shortage of illegal aliens to deport. "The number of illegal immigrants deported for commiting traffic violations was the highest last fiscal year than at any time in the past 11 years, national figures show. Some 44,000 people were deported from the United States after being convicted of traffic offenses during the first 10 1/2 months of fiscal year 2011, according to partial figures from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement." Illegal aliens were not deported for traffic violations, they were deported because they were in the country illegally and then go out and commit traffic violations. Read more: http://azstarnet.com/news/local/border/more-i... |
Almost every amigo I know who got "shipped home", was back here within a month's time. You anglo fools are trying to empty out the ocean! LOL!!! |
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That's fine by me. We have army working 24 hours a day picking them up. If illegal aliens worked this hard at changing their government, they wouldn't have to sneak out of the country and be better off. Cutting off the foodstuff for illegal aliens. Time is running out. FRANKFORT, Ky.— "A bill intended to keep illegal immigrants from getting welfare benefits in Kentucky is up for a committee vote Thursday. The measure is on the agenda for the Senate Judiciary Committee that meets at 10 a.m. in the Capitol Annex. Republican Sen. Mike Wilson of Bowling Green is sponsoring the legislation that would require welfare applicants to present proof of their U.S. citizenship. Without that proof, applicants would be ineligible for the government benefits." http://www.wdbo.com/ap/ap/legislative/ky-bill... |
Won't do you any good anglo. Our children are all 100% legal American citizens! By the way, please send your army over to Home Depot. There are about 100 amigos standing outside right now, while we speak! Please tell them to hurry, because the amigos are quickly being picked up and hired by US citizens to do some work today. |
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these loved-up A-Listers. My BF and I both think so! He is almost 10 years older than I.We met via ~~--Agelessmeet.COM~~ a nice place for younger women and oldermen, or older women and younger men, to interact with each other! Maybe you want to check it out or tell your friends:) |
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The Brownsville Herald BROWNSVILLE — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials aren’t saying much about armed agents descending on a local restaurant Wednesday evening and apprehending a group of men at gunpoint. But the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Thursday the arrest in Brownsville of six men on bribery charges — accused of trying to ensure safe passage to Mexico of Gulf Cartel member Juan Carlos De La Cruz Reyna, who was about to be released from prison in the U.S. De La Cruz was also arrested. U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson said in a news release that the investigation began last May and involved a bribe of $1 million, most of which had already been paid in cash or collateral. De La Cruz, 37, was finishing a 30-month prison sentence for threatening to assault and murder federal agents. He was flown March 9 to detention in Bayview from a federal penitentiary in Atlanta, according to court documents. Authorities said Thursday that De La Cruz has been re-arrested, this time on bribery charges. Those arrested in Brownsville were identified as Brownsville men Julio Torres, 39, Carlos Melo, 38, and Jose C. Venegas, 36; Mexican nationals Adalberto Nunez Venegas, 39, and Juan Trejo Venegas, 33; and Harlingen man Gaspar Martinez Montes, 41, a legal permanent resident. RESTAURANT SCENE Authorities would not confirm that the arrest of the six men in Brownsville was connected to Wednesday’s show of force at the Wings-Pizza-N-Things at 4365 N. Expressway. Several eyewitnesses at the restaurant said ICE agents pulled up and apprehended a group of men sitting in the patio area. Some of the agents had rifles and others carried handguns, said a witness who requested anonymity for security reasons. The incident happened shortly after 8:30 p.m. ICE confirmed that an “enforcement action” had occurred but declined to give details. “Special agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations conducted an enforcement action in Brownsville on Wednesday,” an ICE spokesman said in a statement, adding that the officers exercised “appropriate caution to prepare for unexpected events.” The manager of the restaurant couldn’t be reached Thursday for comment. One witness said he was sitting inside, looking out a window, when he saw the agents arrive. “They came out of nowhere. They were in and out,” he said. The federal agents ran up to a group of men sitting at a table and took them into custody, the witness said. A woman in the restaurant started running back and forth and screaming, the witness said. At first he thought one of the men who was apprehended was related to her, but later she said she was concerned about her grandson who was next door at the Dollar Tree. ‘GUYS WITH GUNS’ Another witness was eating dinner with his wife and child at Tacos Campeon, adjacent to Wings-Pizza-N-Things. “I just saw some truck pull up and a bunch of guys run out with guns.… At first we didn’t know who it was, so we kind of huddled in the restaurant,” said the witness, who asked not to be identified for security reasons. Fearing that a shootout might occur, he and other patrons in the restaurant headed toward the back of the dining room. Another family hid behind the bar, he said. “I thought something was going to happen,” he said.“I thought they were going to start shooting or something. We really didn’t know they were actual police. They were in unmarked vehicles.” It was not until a few minutes later he noticed the agents wore jackets with “ICE” on the back. |
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“It was nerve-wracking considering I was with my wife and daughter,” he said.“I was kind of afraid something was going to happen.”
FEDERAL STING Magidson, the U.S. attorney, said the bribery case began last May when Julio Torres of Brownsville began negotiations with an ICE undercover agent. Torres, he said, was trying to bribe officials in order to facilitate the transfer of De La Cruz from Atlanta to a Texas facility, and also to plan for his release to “elements of the Gulf Cartel instead of Mexican authorities.” The U.S. attorney’s office said De La Cruz believed the Mexican government had additional criminal charges against him. He also feared he would be taken to another Mexico location, other than Tamaulipas, and could be abducted by rival drug cartels, authorities said. In Thursday’s press statement, authorities describe a long investigation in the bribery case. “On June 28, 2011, the (undercover) agent met with Torres who introduced Mexican national Adalberto Nunez Venegas, 39, as the person sent by De La Cruz to oversee all future negotiations and payments,” the statement says. “Over the next several months and leading up to the filing of the criminal complaint (on Thursday), Torres and Nunez made an additional eight cash payments totaling $542,090. In addition, six real estate properties had been signed over to the agent to provide collateral for the final payment of $460,000,” it said. “De La Cruz had also allegedly told the agent that he wanted to see a copy of his immigration detainer as further proof he would be transferred back to Texas prior to removal to Mexico,” the statement says. FINAL MEETINGS In January, the same agent met with De La Cruz to go over plans for his transfer to Texas, according to the press release from the U.S. attorney. Another meeting was held just a few days ago with the agent, Nunez, Torres and De La Cruz, who is still detained. The release said a final meeting was held Wednesday and involved Torres, Melo, Nunez Venegas, Martinez Montes, Trejo Venegas and Jose Venegas — a meeting to discuss final details, including who would drive and ride in the vehicles that would transfer De La Cruz to Mexico. The six men arrested in Brownsville have appearances scheduled before U.S. Magistrate Ronald Morgan, some today and some next week. ICE-Homeland Security Investigations, the FBI and Brownsville police are investigating the case." http://www.themonitor.com/news/brownsville-59... |
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Illegal aliens think something changed, nothing changed. More than ever are being deported.
There will never be a shortage of illegal aliens to deport. "Dispelling ICE Misinformation about Deportation Priorities I just stumbled upon a quote from ICE spokeman Vincent Picard reiterating the party line that the Obama administration "has adopted commonsense policies” by focusing enforcement efforts on deporting individuals with convictions for violent crimes. Really? TRAC Immigration (and anyone else with a pulse) begs to differ. TRAC analyzed available records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request covering deportation (generic) proceedings filed in Immigration Courts. This is what they found: During FY 2011 ICE initiated deportation proceedings against 188,770 individuals who were charged only with violating immigration rules. This amounted to 83.4 percent of the total cases. The proportion charged only with violating immigration rules was up slightly over levels in FY 2010 when 81.9 percent were so charged. TRAC also found that the number of removal proceedings instituted against individuals with criminal grounds of removal has been steadily declining throughout the past year: 15.8 percent were charged with engaging in criminal activity during the first quarter period (October - December 2010); 15.1 percent during the second quarter (January - March 2011); 14.9 percent during the third quarter (April - June 2011); and 13.8 percent during the fourth quarter (July - September 2011). The average rate across the four quarters for FY 2011 was 14.9 percent." TRAC put together the following charts to summarize the data: http://www.ilw.com/articles/2012,0316-kolken.... |
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You anglos are loco! LOL!!
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