Thread: Cold morning "roundup"

This morning when the temperature was only around 30 degrees, my sheriff deputies got a call of a "man down" at a local freeway rest stop and several other people around him. Uh Huh! I suspected illegal aliens right away. My thoughts were confirmed shortly after when they called for someone to translate. First they said there were about 15 illegals in the area and they believed there were some more they hadn't seen. It turned out there were30 all together. They were all rounded up and turned over to border patrol. Stuff like this hardly ever makes the news and probably the average person wouldn't believe its this bad.

A couple years ago during some cold bad snowy weather, 300 people turned themselves in all at one time on the Tohono O'odam Indian Reservation, just south of Tucson.

I sort of had an update on this today, but it was incomplete. There were apparently 31 illegal aliens. The one they originally thought needed medical attention didn't, but he was miserable after spending the night in drainage tunnels with the rest of them. One of them claimed they had been either held captive or had a gun held on them by a coyote.

claimed

sounds like revisionist history to me

Of course, you claim to be a victim so you get special benefits.

Come into this country, have your husband give you a black eye, and voila!

Automatic citizenship for her and every distant relative! (and a tax-payer funded attorney, to work your case for 10 years)


Being a victim of a crime should not bestow benefits on invaders.

Saying that "undocumented people must be enticed to report crimes to the authorities".... is a bunch of crap.

They distrust police, because they were crooked in their home country.

That's what we have to expect, as our country morphs into the exact hellholes they left in the first place.


pa