Thread: MM: Sanctuary kills: A bloody, needless tragedy in Aurora

Sanctuary kills: A bloody, needless tragedy in Aurora

By Michelle Malkin • September 7, 2008 04:55 PM

How many times do I have to ask: How many more tragedies like this need to occur before Americans finally hold illegal alien sanctuary enablers responsible for their reckless, deadly neglect?

Lord have mercy. One of the victims was a 3-year-old child enjoying ice cream at Baskin-Robbins:

As new questions arose about the man police say is responsible for the tragedy, several hundred friends and relatives gathered Saturday night outside an ice cream shop to mourn three lives suddenly lost.

“It hurts now,â€

Originally Posted by Bulldogger

Sanctuary kills: A bloody, needless tragedy in Aurora

By Michelle Malkin • September 7, 2008 04:55 PM

Hernandez is now being held on the ICE detainer and for investigation of three counts of vehicular homicide, reckless driving and hit and run in Thursday night’s accident, Aurora police spokesman Lt. John Sopranuk said…

…Dating back to 2003, Hernandez has been arrested for mostly misdemeanor offenses 16 times by police officers in Denver, Longmont, Aurora, Westminster, Lakewood and Broomfield and sheriff’s deputies in Boulder, Gilpin and Arapahoe counties, according to Colorado Bureau of Investigation records. His charges have included forgery, assault, theft, fraud and driving under restraint.

Sopranuk said Friday that Hernandez was born in California and is a U.S. citizen.

But he added that detectives could find no indication that he had ever held a driver’s license in California or Colorado.

Also according to CBI records, Hernandez, who has 11 aliases and two listed birth dates, has four listed birth places, including Mexico.

ICE placed a detainer because of indications he was born outside the country, said

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Giving undocumented immigrants driver's licenses will make us safer

BY ELIOT SPITZER

Sunday, October 28th 2007, 11:31 AM

We are proposing to bring people out of the shadows and into the system by restoring their ability to apply for a driver's license. At the same time, we are increasing the security of the license by implementing the strictest standards in the nation.

It is a powerful example of the federal government and New York State working together in the interests of national security. It is a win for our economy. And it is a major step forward for our security.

GREAT IDEA!