Thread: More than 8,000 ex-cons deported to Tijuana in 2013

More than 8,000 ex-cons deported to Tijuana in 2013

Tijuana has received more deportees with criminal records than any other border city

K. Mennem, August 26, 2013

Tijuana’s municipal police chief, Jesús Alberto Capella Ibarra, announced that the city has received more than 8,000 deported ex-convicts from the United States so far in 2013. Mexicali, the capital of Baja California, only received 200. The statistics were released over the weekend as Tijuana prepares for incoming federal aid to help with the cities large influx of deportees.

Baja California received over 25% of deportees from the U.S. in 2012, which included over 126,000 persons. The nation in whole received over 400,000.

The police chief stated that a local agency will be setup to help deportees return to their place of origin within Mexico.

http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblog...#ixzz2eKl8fJwj

Looks like we don't want to raise obstacles to these criminals re-entering the United States. I mean, if we deport them to Baja, they'll have to go a long way, just to get back into this country. Who wants to inconvenience illegal aliens, especially illegal aliens who have also been convicted of other crimes.
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