Posted on 01/06/2017 5:10:08 AM PST by KeyLargo
New Sheriff Who Defeated Arpaio (With Help of Soros) Calls Illegal Aliens “Guests”
Newly sworn-in Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Paul Penzone, in a January 4 interview with Phoenix TV station ABC 15, referred to illegal aliens as “guests.”
Penzone , who assumed office on January 1 after defeating six-term Sheriff Joe Arpaio in November, said during the interview:
We will need to work with the guests who are here in our nation and are pursuing citizenship and separate that from those who are committing crimes and make sure that we a caring community that is serious about public safety.
While it may not be immediately apparent from this quote that Penzone was referring to illegal aliens when he spoke about “guests,” the ABC 15 reporter who interviewed the new sheriff noted that for “24 years, sheriff Joe Arpaio made no bones about it: illegal is illegal.
The new sheriff uses different terms for undocumented immigrants. He calls them ‘guests.’
“Undocumented immigrants” is the popular euphemism for illegal aliens among those who wish to ignore the fact that illegal immigration is a crime.
In a statement quoted by both AP and the Arizona Republic, Penzone described what he regards as his first order of business: “The top priority is addressing the issue of the federal monitors and meeting those objectives and those outcomes,” he said. “We have to do that. We can’t move forward until we’ve gotten on the same page, so I look forward to working with the ACLU. I look forward to working with the DOJ on the monitors and getting everybody on the same page so this community can be in a better place.”
The monitors to which Penzone referred were assigned after a federal judge ruled that the sheriff’s department had racially profiled Latinos during traffic operations.
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No, he is the guest and my guess is his butt will be removed from office after Trump takes over.
“Lived in Florida for 36 years and not been exposed to what you’re peddling. Food prices are no different than I’ve seen elsewhere unless you have a penchant for dragonfruit and buffalo meat.”
Really? I grew up in Florida and now live in Virginia. When I go back to visit the things I notice are:
1. Food is MUCH more expensive.
2. The bugs are 1000% worse than up here, and you have them year round.
3. The weather is humid and IF you’re luck you get a couple cool days in the winter (it was 80 degrees other day according to my sister in Tampa)
4. My brother in law works for the city and said it’s getting more and more difficult to get a job if your not bilingual.
I’d not go back to Florida for anything, ever.
“Lived in Florida for 36 years and not been exposed to what you’re peddling. Food prices are no different than I’ve seen elsewhere unless you have a penchant for dragonfruit and buffalo meat.”
Really? I grew up in Florida and now live in Virginia. When I go back to visit the things I notice are:
1. Food is MUCH more expensive.
2. The bugs are 1000% worse than up here, and you have them year round.
3. The weather is humid and IF you’re luck you get a couple cool days in the winter (it was 80 degrees other day according to my sister in Tampa)
4. My brother in law works for the city and said it’s getting more and more difficult to get a job if your not bilingual.
I’d not go back to Florida for anything, ever.
Florida and bugs....nothing like being able to spot a grasshopper in the road from 100 yards away. And the giant blue crabs. And giant toads. Walls of rain. Lizards on the ceiling. Crabs in the trees. All you need to know about Florida is that the flamingo looks normal there.
Don’t forget the sharks and sting rays! A person can’t even go in the water without risking life and limb. And snakes everywhere—i heard tell that old Saint Patrick used Florida as a dump for all the snakes from Ireland. Plus, hurricanes regularly pound the coasts further eroding the beaches. Then there’s the educashun system—Florida kids can’t even spell skool.
The traffic is bad, and roads and houses are regularly swallowed by sinkholes; it rains all the time; and there’s nothing to eat but grits and gator bites served with sweet tea that is second-cousin to heavy syrup.
We get no fall color—the natives don’t even have a word for fall. Winter means it’s below 70, and summer is the other ten months.
Fall color? I damn near got concussed by a falling palm frond, once. Leaves should not weigh 20 pounds.
You’re right, even the trees can be dangerous here. Just last month, a little squall broke a small limb off an oak in a neighbors yard—smashed their SUV flatter than Daisy Ridley’s chest.
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Is he McLame’s stand in?
I thought the sarcasm was pretty blatant but oh well...
Um, Sheriff Penzone, they’re TRESPASSERS.
Exactly
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