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When it comes to illegals, "drunk drivers, sex abusers, drug dealers, and gun offenders" are second-level enforcement priorities... Welcome to America criminals!





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The DHS has just released new "Policies for the Apprehension, Detention, and Removal of Undocumented Immigrants."Obama to DHS: Go easy on immigrant sex offenders.



Obama to DHS: Go easy on immigrant sex offenders

Malinda Edwards — November 22, 2014

The administration views convicted drunk drivers, sex abusers, drug dealers, and gun offenders as second-level enforcement priorities.


President Obama’s interpretation of Lady Liberty’s invitation to foreign masses is wildly skewed. He thinks she welcomes dangerous felons with impunity. If he didn’t, why would he instruct our nation’s security force to turn a blind eye to drug pushers, sex offenders, convicted drunk drivers and others whose presence creates unsafe American neighborhoods, and spits in the eye of legal immigrants?

Legal immigrants jump through hoops willingly. They declare themselves, submit to the process and are welcomed. They take an oath of citizenship for which they receive documentation. They contribute to the tax paying workforce. They become Americans, entitled to protection by the DHS.
On the other hand, Obama has his own take on Miss Liberty’s call. The Washington Examiner reports details about the new policies. Here you go:

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has just released new “Policies for the Apprehension, Detention, and Removal of Undocumented Immigrants.” Designed to fill in the details after President Obama’s announcement that at least four million currently illegal immigrants will be given work permits, Social Security numbers and protection from deportation, the DHS guidelines are instructions for the nation’s immigration and border security officers as they administer the president’s directive.
The new priorities are striking. On the tough side, the president wants U.S. immigration authorities to go after terrorists, felons, and new illegal border crossers. On the not-so-tough side, the administration views convicted drunk drivers, sex abusers, drug dealers, and gun offenders as second-level enforcement priorities. An illegal immigrant could spend up to a year in prison for a violent crime and still not be a top removal priority for the Obama administration.
In the memo, DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson says his department must develop “smart enforcement priorities” to exercise “prosecutorial discretion” in order to best use his agency’s limited resources. Johnson establishes three enforcement priority levels to guide DHS officers as they decide whether to stop, hold, or prosecute an illegal immigrant.
Priority one is the “highest priority to which enforcement resources should be directed,” the memo says. The category includes “aliens engaged in or suspected of terrorism or espionage, or who otherwise pose a danger to national security.” It also includes “aliens apprehended at the border or ports of entry while attempting to unlawfully enter the United States.” In addition, any illegal immigrant convicted of an offense involving a criminal street gang, or convicted of a felony — provided that immigration status was not an “essential element” of the charge — is targeted. Finally, any illegal immigrant convicted of an aggravated felony is included in Priority One.
The guidelines say Priority One aliens “must be prioritized” for deportation unless they qualify for asylum or unless there are “compelling and exceptional” factors that indicate the alien is not a threat.
Priority two offenders, whose cases are less urgent then criminals in priority one, include the following:
aliens convicted of a “significant misdemeanor,” which for these purposes is an offense of domestic violence; sexual abuse or exploitation; burglary; unlawful possession or use of a firearm; drug distribution or trafficking; or driving under the influence; or if not an offense listed above, one for which the individual was sentenced to time in custody of 90 days or more (the sentence must involve time to be served in custody, and does not include a suspended sentence).
DHS further defines a “significant misdemeanor” as an offense for which the maximum term of imprisonment is one year or less, but greater than five days. In addition, the guidelines contain a possible out for illegal immigrants accused of domestic abuse. “Careful consideration should be given to whether the convicted alien was also the victim of domestic violence,” the guidelines say. “If so, this should be a mitigating factor.”
Priority two also includes “aliens convicted of three or more misdemeanor offenses, other than minor traffic offenses or state or local offenses for which an essential element was the alien’s immigration status.” But there’s an important footnote to that. The three offenses must arise out of three separate incidents. If an illegal immigrant committed a single act that resulted in multiple misdemeanor charges, it would count as one charge for DHS counting purposes.

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About the Author Malinda Edwards

Malinda Edwards makes her home in rural south central Pennsylvania. She is a legendary Do-It-Yourselfer, and a keen observer who never squanders sense and effort on worthless fights. Instead, she goes the distance with passion and finesse, often under the radar, toward worthwhile goals.



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Illegal is illegal nothing changes that, no matter what pen Mr Obama uses!!!!

This should give the P-WAPS a place to stat in taking this action of Obama's down. They have time to take care of this before retiring for the year. Any bets that they do?