Thread: Senator Dunn's "apology" bill for deported Mexican

I believe the people of California have more intelligence than to approve such a ridiculous piece of legislation.

If not, it's their money and they have reaped what they have sown by failing to initiate their California National Guard to control entry into their state by illegal aliens who have obviously become part of their electorate illegally that would elect such an anti-American person as Senator Dunn.

California doesn't have enough money to educate its children, fix its roads, take care of its Citizens and I'm sure doesn't have the money to fund this legislation concerning an event that occurred over 75 years ago and long beyond the statute of limitations for any wrong-doing, if in fact, any wrong-doing occurred to begin with.

If you want a get a good look at the kind of specimen we're dealing with here, check out the excellent article about Joe "ambulance chasing" Dunn in the Jewish World Review, titled: "The Runaway Trial Lawyer." http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0704/m ... 070904.asp Now lets watch and see if this two-bit lawyer can get away with shaking down the American taxpayers for a couple hundred million bucks.

His moment of accounting will come!!

Originally Posted by Acebackwords

Get a load of this article!
http://www.news10.net/storyfull.asp?id=11153

While we were busy last week dealing with other stuff, they really slipped a fast one past us. I don't know if you've been following this one; California State Senator Joe Dunn recently introduced a bill that would "apologize" to the approximately 1 to 2 million Hispanics of Mexican descent who were deported from the U.S. back to Mexico about 60 years ago.

Make no mistake about what this bill means. State Senator Dunn calls it "a window for lawsuits." And he already has a "reparations" bill ready to serve up next.

I did a little research on this guy State Senator Joe Dunn. According to the Overlawyered website, Dunn "made a fortune suing doctors." According to an excellent article about Dunn in the Jewish World Review titled "The Runaway Lawyer," "Dunn has been unrelenting in his pursuit to lobby for more bills that create more lawsuits for his trial lawyer brethern."

So now we've got this ambulance-chasing lawyer chomping at the bit to send millions -- if not HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS -- of the California tax-payers dollars to Mexico. This noxious bill is real trouble. This is a real stinker. We've got to nip this one in the bud before it gathers any steam, otherwise this will set a horrible precedent and come back to haunt us in a thousand different ways. Can you imagine how clogged up the courts would get with thousands of these shyster lawyers filing lawsuits on behalf of these deportees? This is BAD news! Governor Gray Davis and Governor Schwartzenegger have already vetoed similar bills. So we gotta' make sure Arnold comes through again. But keep in mind, this noxious apology bill already passed in the California State Senate by a vote of 27 to 5. And you wonder why we can't get anything done in California on the immigration front.

I don't know if I'm being an alarmist here, but I smell a real rat with this one.

Need to throw dunns sorry ass in jail. Thanks

An illegal alien comes to the United States with his wife and has three or four children. In the old days, those children were returned to Mexico with the Mother and Father. In this day, the ACLU is working the hardship plea for everyone, and suggesting there would be significant retrobution if the illegal aliens were returned to their homeland... Mexico. But then you realize Bush is smoozing with Fox, and THAT is the place where political repression is going to take place if the illegal's and their families are returned. Do we all see a problem here?

Sooo... back in the 1950's, millions, and two million sounds about right, of illegal aliens were in Southern California and in fact, they were a hell of a problem almost all the Unions complained about.. workers complained about.. and Public Health complained about. (Living conditions for those illegal aliens was horrendous by the way.) In that circumstance in 1950, father, mother and children were returned to Mexico.

This is directly to the point of this post: the 14th Amendment was used to allow Fathers and Mothers to remain in the United States in recent times. But it appears it was misinterpreted and Citizenship does NOT automatically move to the children of those illegal aliens. Because that is the case, the 'Anchor Babies' may not have any claim at all. Not only that, the Anchor Babies that are here may be deported.

What is going to happen? A lot of smoke, a lot of fire. But this issue of the Anchor Babies could become the basis for significant immigration reform and enforcement. On the other hand...