Thread: IL: Trap in O'Hare airport, immigrants arrested w/ no doc.

This is a translation from La Raza. Are other airports doing this? Rev. Coleman is quoted in this article.


Trap in O'hare

* Fabiola Pomareda / La Raza | Fabiola Pomareda / La Raza |
* 2008-06-19 2008-06-19
* | La Raza | La Raza


There is growing immigrant families fearful of going to pick up friends or relatives to O'hare airport by the possibility of being arrested for not having legal documents to stay in the country.


Was recently released the case of a Mexican grandmother from San Miguel de Michoacan, Mexico, who traveled to Chicago with her granddaughter 3-year-citizen-who would meet with his parents, who live in this city. Was recently released the case of a Mexican grandmother from San Miguel de Michoacan, Mexico, who traveled to Chicago with her granddaughter 3-year-citizen-who would meet with his parents, who live in this city.


In O'hare airport authorities asked the grandmother who had come to collect and when she replied that some family members asked him to give names. In O'hare airport authorities asked the grandmother who had come to collect and when she replied that some family members asked him to give names. Thus the couple called by the speaker and then they were arrested and put into deportation proceedings. Thus the couple called by the speaker and then they were arrested and put into deportation proceedings. The grandmother and girls were returned to Mexico. The grandmother and girls were returned to Mexico.


The lawyer specializing in immigration and Chris Bergin-who represents the family said that this was clearly a trap and has been moving increasingly followed in the past three or four months ". The lawyer specializing in immigration and Chris Bergin-who represents the family said that this was clearly a trap and has been moving increasingly followed in the past three or four months ".


On June 16 the doors of the United Methodist Church St. Adalbert abris again, this time to meet the girl with her parents. On June 16 the doors of the United Methodist Church St. Adalbert abris again, this time to meet the girl with her parents. The Rev. Walter Coleman, pastor of the Church and who traveled to Mexico to bring the girl said that "immigration was fishing." The Rev. Walter Coleman, pastor of the Church and who traveled to Mexico to bring the girl said that "immigration was fishing."


But according to Brett Sturgeon, press spokesman of the office of Customs and Borders Protection (Customs and Border Protection), in Chicago, "CBP officers have the authority and responsibility to arrest anyone in the United States while fulfilling with their duties at ports of entry, if they have reason to believe that the person concerned is in U.S. But according to Brett Sturgeon, press spokesman of the office of Customs and Borders Protection (Customs and Border Protection), in Chicago, "CBP officers have the authority and responsibility to arrest anyone in the United States with while fulfilling their duties at ports of entry , If they have reason to believe that the person concerned is in U.S. illegally. "Illegally."


"And they also have the authority to make those individuals in deportation proceedings," he said. "And they also have the authority to make those individuals in deportation proceedings," he said. "The purpose of this inspection is to protect national interests in order and welfare of the nation," he continued. "The purpose of this inspection is to protect national interests in order and welfare of the nation," he continued.


The CBP office in Chicago to La Raza provided the number of international passengers who arrived at O'Hare and were placed in deportation proceedings by CBP in recent years. The CBP office in Chicago to La Raza provided the number of international passengers who arrived at O'Hare and were placed in deportation proceedings by CBP in recent years. The vast majority of them are legal permanent residents convicted of crimes, emphasized Sturgeon. The vast majority of them are legal permanent residents convicted of crimes, emphasized Sturgeon.


In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people.


According Sturgeon this increase could be due to technological improvements in its database, as well as "other programs initiated by CBP." According Sturgeon this increase could be due to technological improvements in its database, as well as "other programs initiated by CBP."

http://www.impre.com/laraza/noticias/na ... 173-1.html

The lawyer specializing in immigration and Chris Bergin-who represents the family said that this was clearly a trap and has been moving increasingly followed in the past three or four months

Fantastic! We need more of these "traps" to apprehend and deport illegals.

Nobody thinks anything of such "traps" which are set up to catch American citizens who may have outstanding warrants for non-violent offenses and what not.

Why should illegals invaders be given a free pass?

Mexican grandmother from San Miguel de Michoacan, Mexico, who traveled to Chicago with her granddaughter 3-year-citizen

Shameful illegals hide behind exploited anchor babies.

Dixie

Nobody thinks anything of such "traps" which are set up to catch American citizens who may have outstanding warrants for non-violent offenses and what not.

Why should illegals invaders be given a free pass?

How many cashiers have been set up for selling cigarettes to minors in their crackdows? How many dead beat dads were fooled by a call saying they won money and showed up to collect, only to be arrested? How many phony prostitutes do they send out to catch potential johns or undercover agents to bust prostitutes? How many stores are covered with video cameras, under cover agents, secret shoppers and security to "catch" someone doing anything? How many cameras are on our roadways ready to issue massive tickets because they "caught you" with the front wheels a little over the crosswalk line when you stopped? Smokey in the woods with a radar gun to catch you going over the speed limit? The crosswalk police in Chicago for not stopping for a pedestrian? The safety check points......you name it ,there's a "trap" for it, when something has become a serious problem.

There is growing immigrant families fearful of going to pick up friends or relatives to O'hare airport by the possibility of being arrested for not having legal documents to stay in the country.

WELL SO WHAT? THATS THE WAY IT SHOULD BE!

FOR PETE'S SAKE, THESE PEOPLE ARENT VICTIMS OF POLICE OR GOVERNMENT AGENTS THAT HAVE GONE MAD. THEY ARE ILLEGAL ALIENS AND IT IS A CRIME TO BE HERE WITHOUT PROPER PAPERS!

The lawyer specializing in immigration and Chris Bergin-who represents the family said that this was clearly a trap and has been moving increasingly followed in the past three or four months

I agree with you crazybird.

Federal agents did not fly the grandmother and the child into the country--the illegal relatives did. So how did federal authorities 'trap' the illegal aliens? They moved when the timing was right and to their advantage in the 'sanctuary city' of Chicago.

What types of illegal jobs are these illegal aliens holding? They can afford plane fare.

In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people.

Another flawed and worthless LaRaza 'study' that means nothing except misleading propoganda. La Raza fails to distinguish between those arrested arriving/departing in the international airport at Chicago and those picking up individuals. The total also includes criminal fugatives trying to enter or flee our country. Not long ago O'Hare was shut down when 3 federal agents, chasing a fugative, weren't properly ID'ed by airport security.

Considering traffic at O'Hare, these figures are very low.

The CBP office in Chicago to La Raza provided the number of international passengers who arrived at O'Hare and were placed in deportation proceedings by CBP in recent years. The CBP office in Chicago to La Raza provided the number of international passengers who arrived at O'Hare and were placed in deportation proceedings by CBP in recent years. The vast majority of them are legal permanent residents convicted of crimes, emphasized Sturgeon. The vast majority of them are legal permanent residents convicted of crimes, emphasized Sturgeon.


In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. In FY 2005 the figure was 35, then dropped to 25 in 2006, and rose to 198 in 2007, according to numbers CBP. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people. Only between October 2007 and April this year have arrested 148 people.

So it means they finally started doing their job for a change. I remember when they had an article about O'Hare and they finally said, Chicago may be a sanctuary city but O'Hare is under federal control. O'Hare kind of fell out from the the radar for awhile and was an easy place to slip through including hiring a ton of illegal aliens to work their.

Great job!