Illegal Aliens, Spears/Hilton More Important Than Honest Citizens
Monday 14 April 2008, by admin

Los Angeles has its priorities. The LA City Council wants to protect Brittany Spears and Paris Hilton from photographers. The city want to protect illegal aliens from jail and deportation.

The city does NOT care if good kids get murdered by illegal alien gangsters, as long as photographers don’t bother Paris.

This is a city in meltdown. Thanks to Mayor Antonio it has a $500 million deficit, and even if 700 employees (not all real people, just paper employees) are cut, the city will still have more employees than when Antonio became Mayor three years ago.

Now, in the face of a 16 year old murdered by an illegal alien, all Antonio and other Democrats can say is that it is a tragedy—no law changes, no arrest of criminal illegal aliens. In fact Antonio has demanded the ICE folks STOP all raids on illegal aliens.

The blood is on the hands of Antonio and his friends. If the Democrats want to stop the bloodshed they can. That would mean opposition to illegal aliens—and they will always stand up for the criminals, not the innocent victims.

Shame on all of us for allowing this.

What do you think should be done? Maybe a mass raid in Los Angeles by ICE? Maybe jailing the corporate leaders exploiting illegal aliens? Take away the business licenses of any firm caught hiring illegal aliens?

http://www.capoliticalnews.com/s/spip.php?article621
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Illegals Kill Freely, While Good Kids Die
by Brett Winterble (more by this author)
Posted 04/14/2008 ET
Updated 04/14/2008 ET


Los Angeles is currently caught up in a battle against two threats -- the Paparazzi and street gangs. It has chosen to do battle with the paps; it has chosen to duck the problem with street gangs.

Let me first tell you about Jamiel Shaw. Shaw, was, by all accounts a good kid, the story would be unremarkable, except that this story takes place in the city of Los Angeles, a city that has its fair share of lost kids. But Jamiel was different; he was an athlete and a good guy. He was a star footballer at Los Angeles High School, and his dad and his mom (who was serving in Iraq) were rightly proud of their son’s achievements. Columnist Sandy Banks quoted Jamiel’s father in the Los Angeles Times, “'College wasn't an option. He was going to college,'" said Shaw, a high school dropout who passed a general education development test. "'My job was to get him through high school, get him ready. He did everything I asked him to.'"

Jamiel was a good kid who had interest from Stanford and Rutgers. But Jamiel was murdered just steps from his home in the Arlington Heights section of Los Angeles on March 2. Allegedly gunned down, by Pedro Espinoza, a member of the infamous 18th Street Gang and an illegal alien who had, less than 24 hours earlier been released from the Men’s Central Jail on a felony gun charge. You read that right. Espinoza, an illegal alien, had been released on his own recognizance on a felony gun charge. He was free to go kill.

In the month or so since the murder, the Shaw’s have made the murder of their son their cause. And their cause it just. At issue is not a racial thing; it’s a legal thing. So they took their fight to the Los Angeles City Council on Tuesday April 8. Where they met brutal resistance. They want to repeal Order 40 -- and LAPD policy put into place by Police Chief Darryl Gates. The order prevents officers from questioning people solely to determine their immigration status or arresting them solely for violations of immigration law. Gates sold the policy as a way to get criminal intelligence from the illegal immigrant community in Los Angeles (which at a minimum establishes prima facie absurdity!) Instead the Shaw’s want to implement Jamiel’s law, which allow the police to ask about immigration status.

How did the Los Angeles City council react? Well, Councilman Bill Rosendahl said it all. “We need to bring some light on this subject," Rosendahl said, adding he is talking with colleagues about the best way to approach the issue.â€