Thread: More than half of Orlando shooting dead were Puerto Rican: PR government

More than half of Orlando shooting dead were Puerto Rican: P.R. government


June 13, 2016

(Reuters) - More than half of the fatal victims from the shooting in Orlando were of Puerto Rican descent, Rolando Padua, deputy secretary of state for the Puerto Rican government, told Reuters on Monday.

"What they have informed us so far is that 90 percent of the victims are Latinos and that more than half of the dead victims are of Puerto Rican origin," Padua said in a brief telephone interview. "We are awaiting an official list of the victims this afternoon."

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The Durbin-Leahy letter is just the latest example of Democrats showing complete disregard for the enforcement of our immigration laws, as well as exhibiting a willingness to exacerbate the problem of mass migration from Central America. Refusing to deport illegal aliens who have had their asylum claims denied by an immigration judge and then granting them de facto life-long legal status is not a solution to any migration crisis. Instead, it tells Central American UAMs and family units that our borders are open to illegal migration and that laws will not be enforced.

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