Thread: Define Insanity?

Oh, this will do nicely, thanks!

Immigrant’s sex with minor doesn’t merit deportation, court rules
An immigrant who is in the United States legally does not have to be deported if convicted of having sex with a minor, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
In a 2-1 decision, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said the crime that Alberto Quintero-Salazar admitted in 1998, illegal intercourse between an adult over 21 and a youth under 16, was not the type of “vile, base or depravedâ€

UB Wrote:

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As soon as I caught mention of this:

the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco

I knew what the rest of the article would say...

Originally Posted by ub

The real question is: who exactly is assimilating whom here?

i think you hit it on the head!!! in this countries bluster of being pc, knowing these invaders either can't or won't assimilate now expect us to.

insanity: What the majority of our elected officials and judges suffer from

Insanity: San Francisco and California

What ever happened to deporting an illegal because he was illegal? It shouldn't matter whether he raped a minor, robbed a store or anything else to get him deported. He should be deported because he is an illegal.

I remember when being caught in California by the Border Patrol was grounds for immediate deportation. There were no questions asked. The authorities obeyed the laws as they were handed down.

The girl who showed up at my door had 2 children and one on the way. She couldn't have been over 18. So where was the law when this one got pregnant? I would like to know how many fathers these children have and how much welfare she is getting not to mention she probably lives with one of the fathers and the state never checks that one out.

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[quote="UB"]Oh, this will do nicely, thanks!

Immigrant’s sex with minor doesn’t merit deportation, court rules

An immigrant who is in the United States legally does not have to be deported if convicted of having sex with a minor, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

In a 2-1 decision, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco said the crime that Alberto Quintero-Salazar admitted in 1998, illegal intercourse between an adult over 21 and a youth under 16, was not the type of “vile, base or depravedâ€

Insanity: Continuing guest-worker programs and amnesty's that have repeatedly failed America throughout our history.

Insanity is failure to enforce our laws.