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07-21-2005, 07:36 PM #21
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U.S. Immigration Judge John Richardson granted a request to exclude key evidence in the case, ruling that border agents unlawfully singled out the four for questioning based on their ethnic appearance.
No guts, no glory.
Judge Richardson has no guts.http://www.alipac.us Enforce immigration laws!
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07-21-2005, 11:37 PM #22
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Originally Posted by CountFloyd
That's a good one. I never thought of it that way. It's very true.
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07-22-2005, 11:39 AM #23
This is the attitude that has contributed to the problem!!!!
Excuse me but thinking that it is possible to deport all of the illlegal aliens in this country is preposterous!
Yes, we should secure the border, yes we should criminalize hiring illegal aliens. But if you think for one minute all of the illegals are going away, your dreaming.
There are going to be some instances where we are going to have give some amnesty, weather we like it or not. This is one of them. To expect a girl who came to this country through no fault of her own, raised here, went to school here to just pack up and to a country that she does not know is just stupid.
I am interested in the illegals coming accross our borders now, not fifteen years ago. We need to find them first and then worry about assimilated illegals later. This is going to be a long proccess and we need to get our priorities straight.
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07-22-2005, 11:48 AM #24
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Re: This is the attitude that has contributed to the problem
Originally Posted by Julikins209
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07-22-2005, 12:06 PM #25
Deportation of ALL illegal aliens is logistically difficult,
Yes it is logistically difficult. I am from California and I see the onslaugt of mass migration on a daily basis. If the California Beurocrats has stuck by Proposition 187 that Californians voted in we would not be in this predicament today. It just p#$%es me off knowing that my taxes go for free food, housing and medical for illegals and I have to pay for it. It is bad enough we have to subsidise legal U.S Citizens that take advantage of our system.
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07-22-2005, 01:30 PM #26Originally Posted by garyff
My goodness you are right! Ive heard this "aren't you glad the indians didn't have immigration laws to enforce?" point before.
I bet they wish they had one enforced. The North American indian population was decimated by small pox and other diseases they had no immunity to. They were killed, rounded up, confined. For the most part they were wiped out.
This can be said about almost every piece of land on the planet.
If you think we should sit here and take the land loss, losses from disease, loses from murders and other crimes all because a long time ago the Cowboys beat the Indians you can forget it.
That's like saying because your great great great grandaddy shot somebody, you should not complain if someone comes to shoot you.
Utterly ridiculous.
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07-22-2005, 01:36 PM #27
Re: Deportation of ALL illegal aliens is logistically diffic
Originally Posted by Julikins209
Nobody is saying we can or should deport ALL illegal aliens but we need to deport a lot. By sending them back with a tale of how their ill gotten gains failed it will serve as a discouragement for others to try the same.
Amnesty rewards lawlessness. Results? more lawlessness. Deportation corrects lawless behavior. Resulsts? Less lawless behavior.
At this point, we have to invigorate our deportation to send the correct message to the rest of the world. We can start by deporting the hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens rotating through our criminal justice system.
ALIPAC's position is that illegal aliens should be deported when detected through routine law enforcement and raids on businesses. Will their be pain and suffering associated with the process. Of course there will, just like there is with any other crime.
illegal immigration is NOT a victimless crime. The perpatrators of other crimes go through hardship when we lock them in a cell and put them to work on license tags.
We cant restore our nation if we are not willing to be firm as well as humane. A lot of illegal aliens think Americans are soft and wimpy as it is.
They make jokes about our weight and our relationship with our pets and such and perceive us as weak.
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07-22-2005, 01:39 PM #28
judge oks illegals
Originally Posted by Julikins209RIP Butterbean! We miss you and hope you are well in heaven.-- Your ALIPAC friends
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07-22-2005, 01:42 PM #29
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Re: judge oks illegals
Originally Posted by butterbean
Compassion? We should allow people to get off for their crimes out of compassion? How about the bank robber who is only stealing the money and gunning down a few banktellers so he can feed his family? Or the poor ole boy who cannot find a girlfriend because he is ugly or something and goes out and rapes a few women?
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