Thread: explosion in illegal alien crime in Ohio

Ohio county has seen explosion in illegal alien crime
December 27, 2010

In 2002, the number of illegal aliens transferred from the Franklin County Jail into the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement was only 17, last year that number had increased to 799. Those transferred were arrested for other crimes and discovered to be in the country illegally.

What follows is the number of illegal alien transfers over the last eight years (Source: Franklin County Jail records):

2002: 17

2003: 19

2004: 15

2005: 27

2006: 39

2007: 48

2008: 628

2009: 799

What was once a problem largely confined to the American Southwest has spread across the entire nation, and though Franklin County, Ohio is 1,500 miles from the Mexican border, they are also being subjected to the perils of illegal immigration.

It should also be noted that according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Franklin County has an unemployment rate of 8.4 percent. One has to wonder what that number would be without the influx of illegal aliens into the county.

http://www.examiner.com/immigration-ref ... lien-crime

Related:
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-222757-ohio.html+crime

Ohio is a border state, it's on the Canadian border. Fortunately, those pesky Canadians behave themselves. The increasing deportation numbers are due to better enforcement. Franklin County and several other counties now participate in Secure Communities and you see the deportation numbers have increased. Ohio closed a loop hole that enabled llegal residents to register a vehicle and we have voter ID requirements.

Even the city of Columbus and Dayton participates in Secure Communities. Both of these cities go easy on illegal immigrants. Dayton and Gahanna have purchased portable finger print scanners. These devices enable a police officer to scan finger prints in the field. No need to drag a suspect "down town" for a photo and finger print check.

The Ohio Highway Patrol has a written policy that outlines how a patrol officer may inquire about a resident's immigration status. This policy also details how to report an individual to ICE.

Central Ohio is a hotbed of drug trafficking. Fortunately, some critical busts have occurred. Most of them were connected to Mexican drug cartels.

I'm hoping the State legislature passes some additional enforcement measures. Look for news in Jan.

Central Ohio is a hotbed of drug trafficking. Fortunately, some critical busts have occurred. Most of them were connected to Mexican drug cartels.

I'm hoping the State legislature passes some additional enforcement measures. Look for news in Jan.

Yes, cental OH has a lot of criminal drug activity. It sits in a crossroad of major routes. I live in Columbus too. I too hope the State legislature passes more and better enforcement measures here. Though more recently some better efforts have taken place to crack down on criminal drug cartels and human trafficking, it does not seem to be getting any better to me... yet...

Originally Posted by forest

Central Ohio is a hotbed of drug trafficking. Fortunately, some critical busts have occurred. Most of them were connected to Mexican drug cartels.

I'm hoping the State legislature passes some additional enforcement measures. Look for news in Jan.

Yes, cental OH has a lot of criminal drug activity. It sits in a crossroad of major routes. I live in Columbus too. I too hope the State legislature passes more and better enforcement measures here. Though more recently some better efforts have taken place to crack down on criminal drug cartels and human trafficking, it does not seem to be getting any better to me... yet...

The state legislature will have hearings regarding proposed enforcement legislation. New bills may be proposed in Jan. I live in Gahanna and try to attend these hearings, along with members from the GrassRoots Rally Team and the the Ohio Jobs and Justice PAC.

http://grassrootsrallyteam.blogspot.com/

http://www.ojjpac.org/

Would you have time to join us ? We are usually out numbered by the "other side". We need to work harder at the local level. Send me a "private msg", if you want to exchange personal email addresses.

If you cross the North Korean border illegally you get 12 years hard labor.
If you cross the Iranian border illegally you are detained indefinitely.
If you cross the Afghan border illegally, you get shot.
If you cross the Saudi Arabian border illegally you will be jailed.
If you cross the Chinese border illegally you may never be heard from again.
If you cross the Venezuelan border illegally you will be branded a spy and your fate will be sealed.
If you cross the Mexican borders illegally you will jailed for two years.
If you cross the Cuban border illegally you will be thrown into political prison to rot.
If you cross the United States border illegally you get:
1 - A job
2 - A driver's license
3 - A Social Security card
4 - Welfare
5 - Food stamps
6 - Credit cards
7 - Subsidized rent or a loan to buy a house
8 - Free education
9 - Free health care
10 - A lobbyist in Washington
11 - Billions of dollars in public documents printed in your language
12 - Millions of servicemen and women who are willing to - and do - die
for your right to the ways and means of our @#$%----ution
13 - And the right to carry the flag of your country - the one you walked out on - while you call America racist and protest that you don't get enough respect.

Originally Posted by magyart

Originally Posted by forest

Central Ohio is a hotbed of drug trafficking. Fortunately, some critical busts have occurred. Most of them were connected to Mexican drug cartels.

I'm hoping the State legislature passes some additional enforcement measures. Look for news in Jan.

Yes, cental OH has a lot of criminal drug activity. It sits in a crossroad of major routes. I live in Columbus too. I too hope the State legislature passes more and better enforcement measures here. Though more recently some better efforts have taken place to crack down on criminal drug cartels and human trafficking, it does not seem to be getting any better to me... yet...

The state legislature will have hearings regarding proposed enforcement legislation. New bills may be proposed in Jan. I live in Gahanna and try to attend these hearings, along with members from the GrassRoots Rally Team and the the Ohio Jobs and Justice PAC.

http://grassrootsrallyteam.blogspot.com/

http://www.ojjpac.org/

Would you have time to join us ? We are usually out numbered by the "other side". We need to work harder at the local level. Send me a "private msg", if you want to exchange personal email addresses.

Done =)