Thread: Criminal Invaders Feeling Picked On

Criminal Invaders Feeling Picked On

Open border and illegal alien advocates around the nation are becoming increasingly outraged as more local police and sheriff’s departments begin the effort of rooting out the illegal invaders and turning them over to the immigration authorities for deportation. State and local government officials dismayed by the federal governments lack of immigration enforcement are alarmed by the large influx of illegal aliens into their communities as well as the increase in violent assaults, sex crimes, identity theft, drunk driving, welfare fraud, hit and run accidents and other crimes normally associated with illegal aliens have ordered their local law enforcement agencies to undergo the requisite training and begin doing the job that the federal government won’t do.

Local law enforcement’s intervention in immigration crime has stirred up many of the illegal alien advocacy groups, especially those masquerading as Hispanic Rights Groups, because the increase in immigration enforcement is significantly reducing the relatively relaxed freedom of movement that illegal aliens have enjoyed up to this point. These advocacy groups are claiming that illegal aliens stopped by local police for minor traffic violations and loitering are being turned over to immigration authorities for deportation when they can not prove that they are an American citizen or that they are in this country legally, and as a result, the increase in enforcement is making many illegal aliens reluctant to cooperate with police or contact them after being victimized.

While the advocacy groups and those sympathetic with the illegal aliens see this as a negative side effect of local enforcement, the simple fact of the matter is that any individual who routinely and habitually violates American law should feel distinctly anxious and fearful when they spot a police cruiser pull in behind them with its lights on. It is an entirely normal human reaction for a criminal to be afraid of apprehension. Apprehension should be the expected consequence of an individual’s decision to violate the laws that provide the rest of us with an orderly society, and sneaking across our border with Mexico happens to be a violation of our laws. While some people in this country might consider entering the United States without the proper legal authorization as a minor crime, when 30 million people do it, and the weight of their illegal existence becomes burdensome for the American taxpayers, adversely affects our educational and health care system, increases our crime rate and puts our family members at risk then there is nothing minor about illegal aliens.

Back when the U.S. Senate was trying to force amnesty for the illegal aliens down the throats of the American people there was a lot of sympathetic talk about the poor illegal aliens forced to live in the shadows of American society. They were falsely portrayed as simple but honest and hard working people who came here in the desperate effort to improve their lot in life by doing jobs that the American people didn’t want to do. Every American citizen living in an area with a high population of illegal aliens immediately spotted this portrayal for the huge load of goat shit that it really was. Illegal aliens are not hanging out in any shadows as far as I can tell. They’re weaving drunkenly down the 405 freeway in the uninsured vans they drive without a license and there are fourteen more of them crammed into the back as they carelessly carom down the highway without a care in the world. They are dropping off their gaggle of illegal alien kids at our public schools so they can get an education at our expense while our kids are being forced to learn Spanish so they can understand what the teacher is talking about in their classroom. They are packing into our hospital emergency rooms to get sewn up after their latest knife fight, to get free pre-natal care during their 9th pregnancy or just to have the emergency room doctor check on little Pedro’s bout of the squirts after ingesting the three pounds of lead contaminated candy given to him by Mamacita’s latest live-in boyfriend/meal-ticket. In California, like all of the southern Border States, there are more illegal aliens that there are shadows. You can’t walk out of your house without stumbling over a dozen of them; they’re packed like sardines into every theater, bar, theme park and shopping mall in the country. Every Friday and Saturday night you can find thousands of them packed into the Southern California Indian casinos where they stuff one hundred dollar bill after another into the slot machines and you sit there watching them, thinking to yourself that mowing lawns or hanging drywall must be a pretty lucrative business. If this is what the U.S. Senate considers hiding in the shadows then it doesn’t appear to be any different than the way all of us are living and despite the fact that illegal aliens are essentially criminals, they don’t seem to be too overly concerned who knows it and that is definitely not a good thing. Criminals need to be afraid that they will be held accountable for their crimes.

If illegal aliens are afraid to contact the police after getting robbed by another illegal alien, I don’t see any problem with it. Neither do I consider it a problem if a female illegal alien is reluctant to call the cops after getting punched out by her latest drunken boyfriend. Each of us bears a large amount of responsibility for the situations we create for ourselves and the consequences of ill advised actions, but even more so, when we violate the laws of the country in which we live and we associate with other criminals and people who have no respect for the law, then we should expect the problems that are associated with such poor choices and not be too demanding that society be sympathetic of our own self-destructive stupidity. Thieves should not feel too relaxed about calling the cops when they have been robbed - they are criminals.

If illegal aliens want to live their lives free of anxiety and the fear of getting apprehended by police and possibly deported then they should return to their country of origin and remain there until they can legally immigrate to their country of choice. If illegal aliens do not want to be treated like criminals in the United States then they should go home where they are legal residents. The immigration quotas set by the U.S. are sufficiently large enough to allow many people to move into our country every year. If they are patient and wait their turn they will eventually be allowed to come here as a legal resident. If they are not patient and sneak into the country without the proper authorization or they come here on a legal visa and overstay their welcome, then they should expect to be treated as criminals and in this country, criminals should be arrested - not rewarded. Cops chase criminals and put them in jail when they catch them, this is normal, this is the way it is suppose to be, it is the way we like it, it is one of the nice things that make the United States different from Mexico. If the illegal aliens don’t like it they should go home, and stay there.
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Amen to ALL of this!!!!!!!!!

Love the avatar SicNTiredInSoCal! It pretty much says it all...

Thanks...I love it too. I think it pretty much sums up how I and most other Americans feel right now. It's a scary time....