How's that? lol
Posted on 10/06/2009 7:11:25 AM PDT by Iron Munro
Former hotels, nursing homes and other sites would be used to hold immigrants who are not criminals or violent as part of a larger plan to reform immigration detention proposed by the homeland security secretary, according to documents obtained Monday by The Associated Press.
Janet Napolitano is proposing that illegal immigrants awaiting deportation be confined according to the risk they may pose and will detail her plan on Tuesday. The reforms were previewed by the agency in August without as much detail.
The alternative sites are intended to cut the costs of detaining immigrants, which reached nearly $2 billion in 2008.
The plan is based on a review of immigration detention by Dora Schriro, Napolitano's former detention adviser. She resigned last month to become commissioner of New York City's jails.
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now we’re going to put them in hotels.
Didn’t they order Joe Arpaio to stop arresting illegals?
What could be safer than an old Best Western?
“Didn’t they order Joe Arpaio to stop arresting illegals?”
Arpaio gave Obama the finger.
They have hotels in Mexico. Cheep
“What could be safer than an old Best Western? “
Free breakfast too?
It’s like a free vacation!
Obama needs a few more fingers
This is going to work out well for the hospitality industry - I’m sure no one will mind staying in a hotel that doubles as a detention facility.
How's that? lol
I’m sure the detainees will just hang around the lobby until they are deported
“Janet Napolitano is proposing that illegal immigrants awaiting deportation be confined according to the risk they may pose”
...they ALL pose a risk! The risk of checking out!
Thats what I was talking about.
JAnet seems to have missed the very good lesson given by Sherriff Joe
Put up tents and wire. Give them some incentive to WANT to leave.....
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