Thread: CA: Traffic Violation Leads To Immigration Arrest

Look for a huge outcry from the "community" over this , la raza and the splc will protest , there will be marches and more protests ,

The cops will knuckle under and mandate sensitivity training for the officer

The family will be returned and given hardship greencards and most likely a large cash settlement for undue stress

Just because she was an unlicensed driver and driving unsafe doesn't mean anything if your an undocumented mexican

You all know this will happen , right?

Eventually people in California will stop worrying about law suits and start using their legal right to place illegal immigrants under citizens arrest.

Originally Posted by MontereySherry

Eventually people in California will stop worrying about law suits and start using their legal right to place illegal immigrants under citizens arrest.

We are going to win this batle

Escondido illegals deported back to Mexico after traffic stop

November 10th, 2010 7:24 am PT
By Dave Thomas, San Diego News Examiner

..Three undocumented immigrants from Escondido were sent back across the border in the last week after a traffic stop in San Diego determined they were in the country illegally.

According to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, the incident happened last Friday when 28-year-old driver Minerva Santos made a left-hand turn in front of a Sheriff's deputy, almost hitting the deputy's police cruiser. Santos also had a 9-year-old in the car with her at the time and another adult female.

"[The deputy] initiated an enforcement stop and contacted the driver who was unlicensed," commented Sheriff's Lt. Michael Cea. "It turns out, she was also an undocumented immigrant."

The Border Patrol was called in to assist, which Cea noted is within the jurisdiction of the law.

The Sheriff's Department policy notes, "when a person is contacted and is found to be in this country without proper documentation, he or she may be briefly detained for federal authorities."

Immigration attorney Lilia Velasquez stated she was outraged when she discovered what had happened. Velasquez claims the deputy may have been acting under the law, but she could have done so in a more humane way.

"When I heard in fact that a 9-year-old was in the vehicle with the two adults and she was also taken into custody and also patted down, I became very upset," said Velasquez.

Santos' other daughters, Esther, 10, and Elizabeth, 12, are staying with a family friend while their mother, grandmother and sister are in Tijuana.

Another individual familiar with the family's plight told a local media outlet that she received a call from Santos while the incident was unfolding last Friday.

According to Raquel Barrios, she is aware the family was in violation of the law by not having the proper documentation, but she noted, "Only someone who has children and a family can understand [that] we all need to eat."

While Raquel Barrios and Lilia Velasquez may have been upset how things went down, the bottom line is the three individuals were in the country illegally, according to all indications from law enforcement.

If you are here in the U.S. illegally, then you should not be outraged when you are caught here illegally and sent back home.

www.examiner.com

Nice