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“We do have policies at the Sheriff’s Department that we do cooperate with all other agencies,” says Lin Dehning with the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Department. “We do not contact them (undocumented illegals) unless they are suspected of being involved in a crime or we have probable cause to believe they have committed a crime, or if there is a warrant for their arrest. We don’t just go around looking for people we believe to be illegal, no.”

Wichita Police offered a similar stance.

“As far as us solely going out and enforcing immigration laws, we do not do that,” Deputy Police Chief John Speer told KSN. “The only time that we, by policy, will actually factor in immigration status of a person in Wichita, is if we have some knowledge they have re-entered the U.S. after being deported. ”

http://ksn.com/2015/07/08/is-wichita-a-sanctuary-city-for-undocumented-illegals/

So, we have the Nassau County (Florida) Sheriffs office called to assist in a bust by Customs on Monday morning. One of the people being detained in a van got free and ran across the road to escape. A Deputy went to chase him but was struck by a car and killed on the spot. They arrested the perp a day later in Jacksonville and it turns out he was deported twice!

A six year old daughter will be separated for life from her Daddy. To all the bleeding hearts who whine about separating families if members are deported, all it takes is an airplane, train or bus ticket so they can be rejoined. Explain your utter hypocrisy to that little girl you bunch of human trash!

Amen! How many more people have to die at the hands of illegals? Build the wall, and they won’t come. E-Verify to make sure illegals are not hired. A $100K fine/per illegal/per day to be assessed against employers found to have hired illegals, would go a long way in keeping employers honest.

Cut off the financial incentives to be in the country illegally, and many will self-deprt. The wall would then serve as a non-too-subtle reminder to not even try entering the US illegally.