Mass, State Rep. Michael Moran "rear ended" By Illegal Alien who Laughs and says "I'll go back to my homeland" MUST SEE VIDEO

He even went further than that saying "nothing will happen to me Maaan" like every other damn loser illegal alien criminal in our backyards, because they know "the second they're arrested they'll just 'make a run for the border' and I don't mean a Taco Bell run, although he'll hit a few of those on the way out no doubt.

Just watch this and your blood will start boiling.

Rep Moran is lucky he's even alive today as thousands weren't as lucky over the past 20 years while this Mexican invasion has been at full bore, ever since Ronald Reagan made his ONLY mistake in office, and that was the "blanket amnesty" he granted. See how far out these decisions can effect America, just like it'll take 20 years to fix what Obama's broken already.

It's the same old song and dance, where they'll just hit the border upon bail and slip right back into 'Mehico' the same damn way they came in, which means he's home free, because he already has his escape pre planned just in case this happens.

And if the overworked and underpaid border patrol didn't know his route on the way in, they won't know it on the way out either.

So, as long as they're not held on NO bail (which they aren't unless it's a murder charge, it's "ADIOS AMIGOS YOU DUMB ASSED, moronic, do gooder idiot GRINGO's who will be protect me from trouble like they do in Arizona right now, hahahahahahahah" stupid dumb IDIOT Americano's"

BOSTON (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - A serious car crash involving a local lawmaker and a suspected illegal immigrant is threatening to reignite already heated debates about immigration on Beacon Hill, according to police reports obtained by FOX25.

State Rep. Mike Moran of Brighton was rear-ended by a suspected illegal immigrant this week. The suspect was wearing a Mexican costume at the time of the crash where he slammed into Moran at 60 mph.

The suspect, 27-year-old Isaias Naranjo, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a valid license. According to the report, when told of the serious charges he would be facing, he just laughed.

But because of action taken by Gov. Deval Patrick, state police were unable to notify immigration authorities that Naranjo might be illegal.

Three years ago, Patrick revoked an order by former governor Mitt Romney which gave state police power to investigate immigration violations.

The governor's aides are defending the measure, saying the department of correction can still pursue the violation.

The accident is bound to reverberate at the Statehouse where lawmakers just narrowly rejected a bill to crackdown on illegal immigrants.

This could also become an issue in the governor's race because of what Patrick did three years ago.

The suspect, whose blood alcohol content was .25 at the time of the accident according to the police report, is being held on $50,000 cash bail.

State Rep. in accident with suspected illegal immigrant

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