It's never going to end. All the cries of "racial profiling," "mean-spirited," "Gestapo tactics," "splitting up families," etc... ICE is specifically targeting those that have been ordered out of the country. If they happen to run into other illegals they are, also, arrested. And the problem is? These cry babies don't even want their own criminals deported.
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I read this kind of CRAP and want to puke. Either she's an idiot, totally ignorant of the FACTS, or she's so driven by her pro-illegal agenda she doesn't give a damn.
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It's really very sad. There are several senators that I had some respect for that have turned into huge disappointments. Graham, Lott, McCain, even though I knew he was weak on illegals. Specter, I didn't really have much to say about because I don't know him.
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Screw this jerk. Our problem with illegal immigration is bigger than Mexico or our southern border, but that's the biggest part of the problem. And despite all the "Blame America First" crowd trying to pin Mexico's economic woes on the US, they only have themselves to blame. They've got a helluva lot more resources than say, Japan, so if they can't get their crap together they can go pound sand.
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Will this bill keep rising up from the grave like some ghoul in a B grade zombie movie? I sure hope not. They went at this totally wrong. From hiding behind closed doors and trying to pass it in a week without debate to ignoring the voice of the people. From all their lies, deceit and dancing to scare tactics and "just a small vocal group of bigots" kind of remarks. These jerks need to be voted out of office. But make no mistake about it, there will be another amnesty. This government doen't have the political will to take the kind of stand it should to compel the invaders to leave. They've been much too cowardly for much too long. But, for now, it looks like this monstrosity is DEAD.
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Ewww, this ain't good. The pro-amnesty weasels have said that he whole thing could fall to pieces if they hit a major snag. Well, seems theyv'e hit one, and I think there may be more to come.
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Sadly, the illegal drown. But it's sickening that any agents are assaulted especially when trying to help an illegal in trouble. So, this agent risks his own life trying to save an illegal and has rocks thrown at him for his efforts.
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Too funny but it typlifies the "Sky is falling" BS so many try to sell.
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Some years ago I saw a news clip of Immigration raiding a construction site. It was filmed by a news helicopter. People were busting ass thru the woods as if they were escaping a bomb going off. Talk about a-holes and elbows. It was a stitch. So this local law enforcement branch has decided to do a little proactive police work? Ahhh, breaks my heart.
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There are 2 very good indications that this won't fly in the House even if the Senate weasels grab-ankle. One is the fact that the House approved an amendment to a Homeland Security bill that cut off funding to sanctuary cities. 49 democrats joined 185 republicans on that one. Yesterday the House republicans made a political statement that was music to my ears.
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In an era where "We are the World" candy-asses spew their tripe about nationalism and patriotism being bad, evil, concepts and how we should be more like France, it's nice to know there are some Americans that care about this country and our laws.
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I'm more than a little confused but it looks like the first vote was to limit debate on the recent amendments and the next one will be to end all debate and have a final vote. So, if your senator was on the list of traitors please drop them a call or email and suggest that they may want to reconsider their position.
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This isn't the end. This is a vote to limit debate on pending amendments and bring the amnesty to a final vote, I think by week's end. I was hoping it would be defeated because the final vote is almost a given. There are a few candy-ass democrats that voted for cloture who may oppose the final bill because it's too hard on those poor, poor, gate-crashers. There are a few republicans that voted for cloture who may oppose the final bill because it's too soft. But I think they'll have the votes to pass it to the House. All along I've held out hope that the House will either "Kill Bill" or tear the amnesty part out of it and go with an enforcement only bill.
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(groan) I know, I know. It was just a little mistake but it would really make me much happier if any future barriers are erected on our side of the border so we don't have to pay to have it torn up and reinstalled.
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This is too funny. Maybe somebody needs to check all politicians and their associates.
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School districts all over this country do the same thing. People living outside a district lie about residency so their kids can go to the nicer school. Some areas have passed very severe fines for lying on residency forms. So this story, because it focuses on an area along the border, just adds a different dimension. Kids coming over from Mexico on a daily basis. The reality is that in this country you can't toss a kid from school for being an illegal but you can toss them for living outside the district, citizen or illegal makes no difference.
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Ahhh, there was one key word missing from this article, "Illegal?" I have no problems with any group helping American citizens, even paroled convicts trying to get back on track. I have no problem with any group helping LEGAL residents of this country as long as they're operating by the laws. BUT if these churches are actively trying to aid and abet active criminals then I have a problem with that. I would have a problem with churches being used as a drug drop house, a place of refuge from which to plan robberies, etc..
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This just makes for some fun reading in seeing how the politicians try so hard to BS the people.
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Woo-Hoo. I've lost 30 pounds over the last 6 months but I promise I'll be making a donut run before long. Part of this story that I wasn't aware of was that the Basic Pilot Program's check was almost instant. I'd heard it wasn't perfect but is a major step in the right direction and beats the hell out of the non-verification program most are using. This should be mandatory across this nation and NOT tied into another amnesty.
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Senator Sessions has been one tough as nails, no BS, kick mucho butt, opponent of the amnesty and he has my admiration and thanks for that. But I smelled a scent of appeasement in this interview and I don't like it.
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I don't put a whole lot of faith in any one or two polls but... Personally, I never thought he had a chance. I'd like to see poll results on how people feel about their senators, especially senators like Graham, Kyl and Lott, before and after they came out in support of an amnesty. Something tells me that those politicians who support another amnesty are not winning the hearts and minds of their constituents. I'm hoping to see some of these weasels voted out of office. IF a few of these people lose their seats the others will pay very close attention and not be so fast to dismiss the voice of the people.
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Some of these laws are way cool but don't go far enough. I, especially, like the one about checking the immigration status of all people arrested for felonies or DUI. The bad part is, as we've seen elsewhere, ICE may not respond. Just because an illegal is reported doesn't mean that they'll be run through the mill and tossed out of the country.
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This is so disgusting.
DULZURA – A truck driver was arrested yesterday after U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered he was hauling 70 undocumented migrants in the back of a semi-trailer specially designed for human smuggling, authorities said.
The arrest came after the driver tried crossing a Border Patrol checkpoint near Tecate.
The trailer was equipped with a large freezer chest, iced drinks, fans and a trap door in the floor to discreetly load and unload drugs or people, the Border Patrol said.
Only at the end of the story does it mention the offender is an illegal. What I see all too often is our left-wing media calling offenders "foreign nationals." I don't care if this guy is from Mexico or Norway. I do care that we have to pick up the tab for his trial and incarceration for the next 5 years.
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Things didn't go so well for Ted and company. Seems the police got a little nervous and called the whole thing off as his permit had expired??? Humm?
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I'm glad their are Americans that are denouncing the BS that amnesty is the new civils rights movement. As law-breaking, gate-crashing, invaders their ONLY rights should be getting deported as quickly and nicely as possible. But there is NO equivalence to the civil rights movement where black Americans fought for their rights as Americans. Black Americans were denied the rights of citizenship. Illegal aliens have no rights as citizens, they're not citizens. And just because they were able to violate our laws for X amount of time doesn't entitle them to squat.
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The cloture vote is THE vote to watch on the Senate's amnesty bill. They need 60 votes to end debate and bring the bill up for a vote. But they only need 51 votes (?) to pass it to the House. If you haven't been calling and emailing your senators please do so and ask that they vote NO on cloture. Here's a list of senators' leanings as far as anyone knows.
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There needs to be a whole lot more of this but considering that our government still isn't serious about enforcement I'd like to thank the brave men and women who go out every day trying to arrest these dirtbags.
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These people make me sick. Sadly, they're not the only ones with this kind of boot licking mindset. I don't think I could make their position any clearer than they do.
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This should be a federal mandate. EVERY jail and police department in this nation should be required to check every person's immigration status. And if they're here illegally then they should be turned over to ICE for deportation. If ICE wants to let them go until court, that's on them.
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Only in America could a person show a total contempt of our laws, a total contempt of our borders and then blame the US because she got caught, twice, and is subject to getting tossed.
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I haven't looked into this so for all I know it could be totally bogus, but I don't think so. It seems to validate some of what I've seen here and there that says how US companies are using the law to import cheaper labor. In this particular instance it's a "How To" circumvent US law with the aim of meeting requirements yet still gaining cheap/cheaper foreign labor.
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I'm thrilled beyond words and hope this is true. Both these guys were sending very wrong messages that they were weak-kneed on this bill. I really believe that their constituents were raising so much hell that they felt like they had no choice but to oppose it. And the best way to oppose it was to not even allow it to come up for a vote. Now what comes to mind is this: If Chambliss and Isakson were getting calls can you imagine how things are going with Lott and Graham? Geez. Those guys will be lucky if they don't get lynched. I laughed at a comment on some site where a guy said he wanted to move to South Carolina just so he could vote against Graham.
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Typically, she kills every anti-illegal bill that lands on her desk, then they have to try and get it put on the ballot. Even then she'll try to water down provisions of any law she doesn't like no matter what the voters want.
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This is no surprise. I think I posted another story along the exact same lines on a case filed in Florida. I don't remember what happened with that one. I find the concept sickening.
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All I can say is "MORE." But everytime ICE puts the cuffs on some of these alleged weasels it sends a message out to other weasels.
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Gee, bet the company's going to be hiring and at higher wages. (tee-hee) Sadly, we rarely ever hear how many of those arrested actually get deported. All they have to do is ask for a hearing and they'll probably be released on a small, if any, bond. Then, of course, most won't make it to the hearing. ICE prefers the illegals volunteer for expedited removal. No muss, no fuss, just get on the bus.
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Well, I hope this shows all of those with a spine and sense of human decency what will happen to you if you'd rather take action than sit in your abode and cower in fear.
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This just breaks my itty-bitty heart.
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This is just a political statement and probably nothing more, for now, but it sends exactly the right message. We don't want another amnesty. We're not going to let invaders threaten, make demands nor dictate to us what they want.
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This guy is as weak-kneed and gutless a liar as they come.
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This further validates what I've been saying all along, it's NOT a partisan issue with the voters. Most certainly it's partisan as hell with the politicians. We were lied to and scammed in 1986 and they're trying to pull the same crap this time. Is there some reason there has to be an amnesty to have enforcement? They're trying to tie in funding any future enforcement to funding coming from fines and fees placed on illegals getting an amnesty. What a bunch of weasels.
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I'm not pointing my finger at only the democrats, and this traitorous bill wasn't going away so easily. I know why there's such a split in the GOP over this, but where are the democrats? In the Senate, they're in virtual lockstep. The House, humm, there may be hope. Much of this has to do with Senators being up for election every 4 years and House members having to run every two years. Anyway, I still think these cowards are going to sell out the sovereignty of this nation and reward those that have shown a contempt for our laws. AND, as with the "ONE TIME" amnesty of 1986, it sends out exactly the wrong message and will lead to a cycle of more illegals seeking amnesty every 10 years or so.
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Great quotes but she doesn't name the authors. But does this sound a little familiar?
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I know that ICE doesn't have the resources. I know that if ICE wanted they could go out and arrest illegals all day long but they lack the capacity to jail and process those they could arrest. I know that's not their fault. And I'm glad that in at least one jurisdiction they are checking on a regular basis. But, damnit, why doesn't every state in this nation do the same thing? At least it sends out the right message and a file is made on the person arrested. In part of this article it mention one jurisdiction that reports every foreign national, another says they only report those they have reason to believe are here illegally. Reporting every foreign national is the right thing to do because even a legal immigrant, or one that has acquired a certain legal status, is subject to deportation if they break cetain laws.
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I don't have the energy to look up a source to validate what I'm about to mention but it was one of the many stories I've read on how deceptive politicians can be in this country. The story goes something like: The Senate is going to bring back the amnesty bill. They want the opposition to agree to a limited number of amendments to kill debate and have a vote. They really don't care about the amendments because after the bill is passed to the House they can add or delete as they wish. BUT, my thinking, the House may either kill this bill or stand fast on some amendments which the Senate couldn't swallow. We'll see.
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The "We're REALLY going to get tough, this time" lie just doesn't work. They've done squat and these token "raids" are having an effect but should be stepped way up. Malkin has a great take on some of the nonsense going on with the backlog of background checks, etc.. that plague the system. But these idiots want to drown an overburdered system with an additional 12-20 million people?
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(groan) I've always said that the last bastion arument of a bleeding-heart liberal is "What about the children?" Here, again, my contention is validated. Everytime ICE does its job the pro-illegals start whining about the children and splitting up families.
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I just ran into this article from the Jawa Report. Not one of my usual drop-in sites but I followed a link and happened upon a good take on the whole amnesty thing. Most know that Bush was heading for another amnesty from Day One but got sidetracked by 9/11.
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This, sadly, isn't news or unusual. I bring it up because the article's writer makes a couple of valid points that I totally agree with. Something the article doesn't mention is whether or not his victim, and later (alleged victims) were, also, illegals. It's my understanding that illegals often prey on their own. It doesn't really matter in the context of a raping, murdering scum and an innocent victim. It's just something I'd like to know.
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I don't know jack about the bill this was attached to nor how it might play out. My take: ALL funding should be cut off to any city, state, etc.. that has "Don't ask/Don't tell" policies towards illegals. BUT this is a good indication that the current amnesty bill will be choked to death if the Senate passes it on to the House. CHEERS to the 50 democrats with a spine. Wish it would list the cowards, including republicans, that opposed this. Maybe I'll try to find it later.
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Argh. I didn't see anything in the article to say whether he was an illegal alien or not. Also, nothing about any prior offenses. So let me put it this way: It's WRONG to make assumptions but I've seen too many times when media reported an illegal as a "foreign national." Regardless of his legal status, I'd like to know if he has a criminal record because even a foreign national, here legally, should be deported if they commit certain crimes while here, after paying their dues for whatever crime they are convicted of committing.
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I'd, also, just posted about how the polls are bogus as hell and how the pro-surrender liars try so desperately to support their positions by contending that most Americans want a pathway for gate-crashers to stay.
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For a long time I've said there's going to be another amnesty. My problem is when and how bad? And this current attempt to surrender this nation is NOT the way to do it. I'd just posted something about what I'd heard in how the surrender monkeys were going to try and revive this abomination. I'd just said how they were going to try the "But we're REALLY serious about enforcement, this time" to try and get the public to swallow this turd. And, sure as hell, Fox just posted an article about it. The only thing missing from the "But we're allocating 4 billion to enforcement" was EXACTY how they were going to fund it. They mention paid back thru "fees." And just like I suspected, those fees are going to supposedly come from illegals. So, like I said, they're tying in enforcement to another amnesty. No amnesty, No money for enforcement. Slimeballs.
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This is EXACTLY what should be going on all over this nation. Everytime a cop pulls somebody over that person is run thru the computer to check and see if they have any warrants. If they do a check on a wanted illegal, so sad, too bad, it's off to jail they go. Now, as the government should have done ages ago, they're adding the names of wanted illegal aliens. Humm, wonder how the candy-ass santuary cities feel about that one?
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I'm not going to expend the energy to rip these liars to shreds, I'll just go over a few points from a couple of emails I've received from them.
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Thank you, Arizona. Napolitano's a total weasel who tries to block every piece of anti-illegal legislation but the voters often get their say. Even then she, and others, try to silence the voice of the people by ignoring or limiting the laws the people support. Anyway, after Arizona voters supported a law that bars illegals from getting bond some have tried to ignore it. So their legislature is trying to draw up some guidelines to prevent weasels from ignoring the law. This should be the law of the whole country. Illegals shouldn't be allowed to bond out for serious crimes except in the most severe circumstances.
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I've pointed out some of the total BS that comes from polls, before. I don't know if Rasmussen is that much better than other polls but think about how many times you heard some twit, on the 6 o'clock news or local paper, spouting off about how most Americans want comprehensive reform, earned legalization, etc... then consider that these results will be kept locked in a closet and the bleeding-heart media will pretend they don't exist.
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These people make me want to vomit. This guy is the problem, not the solution, and one of the reasons why we have 12-20 million gate-crashers in this country. Mayor Potter believes in a hands off approach to criminals that have shown a total disregard for our laws and our borders. And what this weak-kneed twit fails to mention is the fact that using bogus federal IDs is a FELONY. Gee, I wonder if he's in the pockets of Del Monte, etc?
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Oh, the wailing and gnashing of teeth. Cry me a river. This should be happening all over the country on such an every day basis that it wouldn't even make it to the back pages of the local Times, Tribune, Post, Weekly, whatever. And here comes the typical "Blame America" brigade of snot-nosed weasels. The sad part that we'll probably never hear: How many were deported vs. posted bond and took off.
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This should be the law for the entire country. Every person arrested should have their immigration status checked.
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No surprise here but, at least, a "business journal" printed the results.
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This article left a few points out that I'd like answered.
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(I had to change my heading and as a side note, the State appealed the ruling and he's still in jail) This is way off track for my usual rants but it's local and I nearly died laughing over part of it. Short take, a 17 year old gets consensual oral sex from a 15 year old. Oops, it was on tape and the laws were extreme. So, he gets a 10 year sentence. Since then the laws have been amended but he stayed in jail until this judge released him. I agree with the judge, this was way over the top.
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On my web site I state:
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As we know, politicians have a history of making all sorts of promises then forgetting them after they get into office. Also, they possess an incredible arrogance and even a contempt of the voters because of a "We know what's best" and "We got away with it last time" mentality. Appears on the issue of another amnesty so many people raised so much hell that the politicians couldn't simply ignore them, as is normally done. The outrage was blasted at them so long and hard that they finally had to pay attention. Looks like the American people won this time.
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More telling of their allegiances than the vote on whether to continue debate or bring the amnesty bill to a vote is how the Senators voted on an earlier amendment about ENFORCEMENT.
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This guy is a total traitor and should be tossed out of office. At least some of his constituents have gotten a clue and, according to this poll, his numbers are dropping.
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This travesty should have a stake driven thru its heart, its head cut off, and the remains burned to ashes. Not surprising is that the ankle-grabbers will try to bring it back.
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Looks like some were using the cloture vote as a means to kill the bill. So, if the bill wasn't allowed to go to a vote then it would die because debate can't go on forever and other matters need attention. But I still don't trust them.
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This is where the chickens cross the road or patriots take a stand. And the real cowards don't even want to face it. i still think these weasels will pass it on to the House." Hey, Man. We've worked too hard on this. Let's dump it in their laps then we can claim a success and let them deal with it and the pissed off voters.
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Like many politicians, I don't know much about him but I've seen him pop up time and again bashing appeasement in the face of an invading horde and not ankle-grabbing to win pro-amnesty favor, even with republicans.
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I don't have the time just now but, trust me, I'm going to have some fun with this moron later.
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Just pay attention to the spin and keep in mind that these "raids" aren't exactly something they put together on a spur of the moment. They're targeting specific absconders. No reason to go after one in an area that may contain many. So, they target an area that has X number of absconders. More bang for the buck. AND consider that their priority is the serious criminals.
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Ehh, he just blasted an amnesty and said he'd veto a driver's kicense bill but, now, he applauds Bush for the Bill?
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