2 deported after police stop in store (About time!)

San Diego Union Tribune ^ | 11/20/03 | Sandra Dibble and Norberto Santana Jr.

[texastoo]

Defiant,

I am not doubting you, but I think this article you posted is B.S. First of all the Clear Act has not passed and Bush has definitely not signed it.

Evidently, there is a law or some such understanding in place to keep situations like this from happening. Thus the need for the Clear Act.

This is whiney Mexicos way of crying about something that hopefully will happen in the future. Just because it is in the printed news, doesn't make it true. If this happened in San Diego, it would be happening all over the U.S.

[texastoo]

OOPS! Evidently, I am wrong as this did happen.

However, there is bound to be more to this story.

[HiTech RedNeck]

I guess sometime in the mid 70's the practice of policemen picking up illegals stopped. I don't know why,

Jimmy Carter

[FITZ]

Along the border, illegals get picked up pretty often and are given a ride back to Mexico. I don't know why the ones in this article are even complaining --- chances are the aunt and cousin are back in the USA already anyhow and have done a little more shoplifting. All that likely happened is they were given an offer of voluntary departure, take back to the border and allowed to go on home --- that doesn't involve a court case or make them any crime record.

[fightu4it]

Immigration paperwork shrinks staff at T.J. Maxx

By TOM RAITHEL Courier & Press staff writer 464-7595 or raithel@evansville.net

November 22, 2003

More than 200 workers at the T.J. Maxx Distribution Center in Evansville have walked away from their jobs since they were told more than two weeks ago to produce documentation that they were working legally in the United States.

Workers who did not want to be named for this story said the employees began leaving T.J. Maxx almost immediately after they were told to document their immigrant status.

Can you imagine that they just let 200 illegals walk away? Where was the local police? Where was the State police? Where was the INS or the Dept. of Homeland Security?

[fightu4it]

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[texastoo]

Quite possibly along the border, they are picked up and given a ride back to Mexico. However, once the illegal is established, he is very seldon returned. Note the population increases of the last 10 years in Laredo, Brownsville, Harlingen, McAllen or any other border towns. These increases are not due to the legal population.

I, also, suspect they were shoplifting and are now back in the USA.

[fightu4it]

Ping

[fightu4it]

BTTT

[Dr._Joseph_Warren]

Instead, JC Penney will be apologizing,

Illegals aside....

Anytime a store falsely accuses someone of shoplifting, that store should apologize.