Posted on 11/25/2016 10:12:29 AM PST by Baynative
Um, yeah. Massive numbers of illegals crammed 15 per trashy apartment do not “make a city great.”
And all those other “resolutions”—what a bunch of self-serving propaganda. It isn’t even worth deconstructing.
....he failed to challenge a 2013 San Francisco ordinance (a sanctuary city mandate) that protected Mexican illegal Juan Francisco Lopez Sanchez from being turned over to ICE. Lopez Sanchez had been convicted of seven felonies and deported five times when "brilliant" San Francisco DA George Gascon dropped a decades-old marijuana charge....
.....sanctuary city Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi (uber-liberal voted out of office) released Mexican illegal Lopez Sanchez rather than hand him over to ICE, as ICE requested.
Just weeks later, authorities charged the Mexican national for the shooting death of city resident Kate Steinle out for a Sunday stroll w/ her dad. Lopez Sanchez has pleaded not guilty.
(hat tip Ozark Tom) Aiding, abetting, accessory, and conspiracy charges MUST be considered for L/E and other actors involved with coddling these illegal felons.
Ahhhhh.....San Francisco.
They hire people to go out and measure where the crap is deepest on the sidewalks.
Here’s a thought:
FURTHER RESOLVED, that we reopen Alcatraz...
Now that is funny!
I wonder what it would do to SF real estate prices and rents if one third of their residents were deported. That might just Make America Affordable Again.
They will be squealing a different tune when their federal funds dry up.
If the illegals are such a bonus I am certain the income they generate will BRIDGE the gap.
With rent averaging north of $3000 a month for a studio apartment, not many illegals live there.
Loops like we need to order moe fencing
Hubby and I visited San Francisco two weeks ago, I hadn’t been there since 2002. I was shocked by the hoards of homeless roaming the streets, the amount of trash on the streets everywhere and the amount of graffiti. There are large areas of San Francisco that resemble third world city slums. Let the twisted and arrogant SF city council fight Trump on the sanctuary city issue. I would love to see their federal funding cut off, they’re already starting to circle the drain.
Yes, they’ll get no Fed $$ and none of my $$. Beautiful city. It just kept getting worse and worse to visit and walk the streets without our concealed carry, haaa!
Lock ‘em up
Anything the executive branch is sending from their monies can be cut off, any current rules or orders to federal agencies under exec control in SF can be halted, monies can be held from being used.
After a few weeks of no Federal $$$, SFPD will be hunting illegals with dogs.
We involved with America’s agricultural, manufacturing and energy industries further resolve not to send our products to the City of San Francisco.
There were different days of the week when the works department would go through the areas heavily infested with homeless and wash down the sidewalks, streets and gutters with chlorinated solution carried in tanker trucks. This was necessary because of people urinating and defecating where ever they felt like it. Entire areas of downtown would smell like gas station bathrooms for hours afterwards.
The thing that got me the most was that in spite of all the time and money they spend on environmental issues and controls, they would just wash all the human waste along with the chlorine into the storm drains and right down to the bay.
Yet, it has been passed by the board and signed by the mayor. It will be a part of their public record forever; waiting for future generations to laugh at and wonder how society went wrong.
A large part of this could have been prevented if Dan White had gotten to Mayor Moscone sooner than he did...
FURTHER RESOLVED: We have just let a few more bats into our belfry.
San Franciscans have never been much on abiding by the law.
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