It sure doesn't take these folks long to turn right around and "skip to my lou" la-di da right back into the country no?
Can anyone say "Border Fence", I knew ya could. I have a dag gone fence in my own back yard that woulda' kept this bum off of my property unless he's there to cut the grass that is (my townhome association hires them folks, not I.. and I don't like that one bit either), why doesn't the country have one as well?
Of coarse we proponents of an electrical 75 foot high fence with an alligator infested mote on our side of it know the answer to that question. And that's why there will be no amnesty bill approved by "We The People", because they'll never build it no matter what they say.
They still don't get the message and they (our congress) will just simply try to end run around us piecemealing this amnesty bill behind our backs chunk by chunk, buried deep in all the pork barrel legislation they pass when they do work from time to time if we don't keep our eyes on 'em.
That means we'll have to continue to watch this game being played on our borders, that good old catch and release, as our own agents feel handcuffed by rules and regs more than the damn illegals do. Just ask our Heroic Agents Ramos and Compean. At least the agents in the story below managed to arrest this slime again without getting arrested and prosecuted themselves for some B****** reason or another by Border Agent Hater and Bush Buddy Johnny Sutton.
Meanwhile, why not take out some of that frustration on the virtual illegals down at the bottom of my right side bar if you feel so inclined or click here, and together we can pretend to be doing something about the border just like our government pretends they are too.
Can anyone say "Border Fence", I knew ya could. I have a dag gone fence in my own back yard that woulda' kept this bum off of my property unless he's there to cut the grass that is (my townhome association hires them folks, not I.. and I don't like that one bit either), why doesn't the country have one as well?
Of coarse we proponents of an electrical 75 foot high fence with an alligator infested mote on our side of it know the answer to that question. And that's why there will be no amnesty bill approved by "We The People", because they'll never build it no matter what they say.
They still don't get the message and they (our congress) will just simply try to end run around us piecemealing this amnesty bill behind our backs chunk by chunk, buried deep in all the pork barrel legislation they pass when they do work from time to time if we don't keep our eyes on 'em.
That means we'll have to continue to watch this game being played on our borders, that good old catch and release, as our own agents feel handcuffed by rules and regs more than the damn illegals do. Just ask our Heroic Agents Ramos and Compean. At least the agents in the story below managed to arrest this slime again without getting arrested and prosecuted themselves for some B****** reason or another by Border Agent Hater and Bush Buddy Johnny Sutton.
Meanwhile, why not take out some of that frustration on the virtual illegals down at the bottom of my right side bar if you feel so inclined or click here, and together we can pretend to be doing something about the border just like our government pretends they are too.
Border agents arrest illegal entrant convicted in Colorado of sexual assault
www.azstarnet.com ®: "Border Patrol agents arrested a 31-year-old illegal entrant from Mexico late Wednesday night who was convicted of sexual assault in Colorado and had been deported last week in Douglas.
Agents captured the man overnight and discovered his sexual assault conviction Thursday morning while running his fingerprints through an electronic database system at a processing center in Nogales, said Jim Hawkins, Border Patrol Tucson Sector spokesman."
The man, whose name was not released Thursday, was convicted of sexual assault on July 26, 2006, in Littleton, Colo., and deported through Douglas on July 20; last week, Hawkins said. Border Patrol officials estimate that about 10 percent of the people they catch have criminal records. Recent data seem to bear that out. From Oct. 1 through June 15, 31,152 — or 11 percent — of the 288,018 apprehensions made in the Tucson Sector were illegal entrants with criminal records, said DeWitt, citing the latest figures available. continued
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