30 countries refusing to take back illegal alien criminals

American Thinker ^ | 03/19/2017 | Rick Moran

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Enforce existing law. Problem solved.

[metmom]

Or put them on some rock on the Aleutian Islands and air drop supplies of food once a month.

Let them work it out themselves and figure out how to live like civilized human beings.

Or die.

[VAFreedom]

China?! Geez go figure, those pig banging commie lovers does take back one type of criminals, if the suspects are taiwanese, they would bend over backwards trying to get them deported back to china instead of taiwan.

[fivecatsandadog]

SCOTUS made it difficult to hold them so they had to be released.

Pelosi echo? Then fix the effing law!

[wastedyears]

A democrat that actually cares about the country and enforcing the laws on the books? He won’t get reelected.

[polymuser]

Ahip them to Hawaii. Simple.

[BigpapaBo]

That pic is a blast from the past.

[xzins]

Great opportunity to take back any money or benefit that they receive.

For my part, I would find an alternative way to insert them back in their country.

[RebelTXRose]

had to look this guy up - thought he was the Cuellar from SanAntonio - he’s a young guy from laredo. Still surprised this is a Dem talking like this.

[depressed in 06]

Just airdrop them back, then.

At least, over the Gulf of Mexico, let them swim the rest of the way.

[T-Bone Texan]

Cuellar is a purely political whore who hates white people.

He is not a friend to justice, or America.

[Daniel Ramsey]

Cancel the visas, the message must be sent loud and clear.

[stylin19a]

Here's from the article I linked to:

A 2001 Supreme Court decision, Zadvydas v. Davis, said that the government cannot indefinitely detain an immigrant just because that person’s country of origin declines to accept his repatriation. If the immigrant cannot be deported after six months, they must be released from custody.

However, according to ICE, immigration authorities can hold immigrants longer in a “very narrow category of cases involving special circumstances, including certain terrorist [activities] and dangerous individuals with violent criminal histories.”

seems we have grounds for stopping immigration from these countries.

[TigersEye]

I know. Amazing isn’t it?

[TigersEye]

Thanks, Reb, seems like some of us have this guy mixed up with another Cuellar.

[Cvengr]

Different categories.