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    Another City Defying Federal Immigration Laws

    Another city defying federal immigration laws
    By Michelle Malkin · April 10, 2007 02:49 PM


    Add Hightstown, NJ to the list of outlaw sanctuary cities:

    After federal agents launched a massive raid on an apartment complex here two years ago, other illegal immigrants in this quiet town near Princeton University grew so wary of the law, authorities say, that many began hiding behind headstones in a local cemetery when patrol cars approached.
    But these days, the immigrants of Hightstown are more likely to be the ones calling the cops.

    In the aftermath of a series of raids in 2004, the town council in this historic borough of 5,300 -- transformed in recent years by an influx of at least 1,300 Latin Americans -- unanimously approved a sort of immigrant bill of rights. Joining a growing list of cities enacting a no-questions-asked policy on immigration status, Hightstown now allows its undocumented residents to officially interact with local police and access city services without fear of being reported to federal authorities.

    It has opened new lines of communication here, officials say. One illegal immigrant at the complex where the raids were staged called on the police recently to help place a family member in alcohol rehabilitation; others have reported domestic abuse, extortion, theft and other crimes. Some are calling the town's pro-immigrant mayor for advice on City Hall weddings and landlord troubles. Hightstown has added services aimed at immigrants, including free bilingual computer classes last month. Noting the shift, one Spanish-language newspaper recently dubbed Hightstown the "Paradise Town" of New Jersey...


    What does our president have to say about this? Hola?

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    I have'nt been to Hightstown in a few years, but it must have changed. Five years ago, I can remember it as a very quite suburban town. Nothing special going on in Hightstown.

    Now it sounds like it's advertising for all the illegals to come on in. This is crazy, anarchy across America!
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    These states should be held responsible, like cut off all federal funding until they change their ways. Taxpayers in the rest of the country should not have to support these towns,period!
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    I would like to send them a load of noisy leaf blowers from my town.
    When there loved ones become victims to crimes committed by illegal aliens and the cost becomes to much to bear they will sing a different tune.

    Auto insurance rates, medical costs, taxes, lousy schools, overburdened legal system and lower property values are issues you can close your eyes to only so long. Enjoy your "cheap labor" and let your kids and grandkids pay the bill.
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