Thread: Deportation fears may prevent some Lincoln County latinos

Deportation fears may prevent some Lincoln County latinos from reporting crime

Published: Thursday, June 16, 2011, 2:34 PM
Updated: Thursday, June 16, 2011, 2:43 PM
By The Oregonian News Network

Coastal Hispanic community leaders and law enforcement agree more trust and better communication are essential to serve Hispanic crime victims. A recent discussion in Newport revealed the challenges in making the Oregon Coast safer and more welcoming, particularly for undocumented immigrants. It also showed there are no easy answers.

A panel discussion in Newport about immigration issues June 7 started and ended with the same question: “What is the best way to make Lincoln County a safer and more welcoming community for all its residents?â€

Coastal Hispanic community leaders and law enforcement agree more trust and better communication are essential to serve Hispanic crime victims. A recent discussion in Newport revealed the challenges in making the Oregon Coast safer and more welcoming, particularly for undocumented immigrants. It also showed there are no easy answers.

So Oregon law enforcement and community leaders are trying to "serve illegal aliens, build trust and communication, make illegal alien communities safer and more welcoming" for illegal foreign nationals who have violated our laws....... That is Aiding and Abetting, period. In a sane world, these criminal accomplices would be arrested and thrown in jail.