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    ALA-Bond set for man with 28 deportations

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    Bond set for man with 28 deportations

    July 21, 2009, 11:15AM

    DOTHAN, Ala. — An Alabama judge set a $20,000 cash bond for a native of Mexico who reportedly has been deported from the United States 28 times.

    Houston County Sheriff's Sgt. Jackie Smith said he charged Luis Hernandez-Arellano, 38, with felony obstruction of justice last week for giving deputies false identification.

    Smith said deputies stopped a vehicle on Alabama Highway 109 Thursday for running a stop sign. The driver told deputies his name was Caesar Garza.

    After Garza failed to provide a driver's license or other identification, deputies were able to positively identify him as Carlos Cortez. Investigators later learned through Immigration and Customs Enforcement that Cortez is actually Luis Hernandez-Arellano.

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    ALA-Bond set for man with 28 deportations

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    Bond set for man with 28 deportations

    July 21, 2009, 11:15AM

    DOTHAN, Ala. — An Alabama judge set a $20,000 cash bond for a native of Mexico who reportedly has been deported from the United States 28 times.

    Houston County Sheriff's Sgt. Jackie Smith said he charged Luis Hernandez-Arellano, 38, with felony obstruction of justice last week for giving deputies false identification.

    Smith said deputies stopped a vehicle on Alabama Highway 109 Thursday for running a stop sign. The driver told deputies his name was Caesar Garza.

    After Garza failed to provide a driver's license or other identification, deputies were able to positively identify him as Carlos Cortez. Investigators later learned through Immigration and Customs Enforcement that Cortez is actually Luis Hernandez-Arellano.

    http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/spe ... 39382.html
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    charge him with 28 counts of illegal re entry with each a minumun of ten years in prison.

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    charge him with 28 counts of illegal re entry with each a minumun of ten years in prison.

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    ALA-BOND

    If this guy has drug ties, he will post the bond and disappear.
    He should be held without bond and receive the maximum sentence for felony re-entry.
    What is the maximun sentence, two weeks of free room and board?

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    ALA-BOND

    If this guy has drug ties, he will post the bond and disappear.
    He should be held without bond and receive the maximum sentence for felony re-entry.
    What is the maximun sentence, two weeks of free room and board?

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    The solution is simple. Sentence him to 10 yrs. hard labor in a county program repairing roads, bridges, etc, at the end of which he is deported. This would discourage IA's and at the same time fund some of the repair to our infrastructure.
    ...I call on you in the name of Liberty, of patriotism & everything dear to the American character, to come to our aid...

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    The solution is simple. Sentence him to 10 yrs. hard labor in a county program repairing roads, bridges, etc, at the end of which he is deported. This would discourage IA's and at the same time fund some of the repair to our infrastructure.
    ...I call on you in the name of Liberty, of patriotism & everything dear to the American character, to come to our aid...

    William Barret Travis
    Letter From The Alamo Feb 24, 1836

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    This is just BS! All the money we spend on Homeland Security, what a frigging joke on the American people!

    Incompetent bunch of scum bags and they want to run our health care!
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    This is just BS! All the money we spend on Homeland Security, what a frigging joke on the American people!

    Incompetent bunch of scum bags and they want to run our health care!
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