To: WhatHappenedtoAmerica
That statement does not seem pertinent to this discussion since criminals would not be subject to amnesty. They would be deported when their respective sentences were up.
223 posted on
12/20/2004 7:36:47 PM PST by
todd1
To: todd1
But the immigrant criminals make up one third of our federal prisoners. They are not being deported.
Even if they were, they have still committed crimes against Americans. That should not be happening if the government were doing it's job. Those crimes can't be undone.
Don't wait to care until it happens to someone you know or love.
Tolerating illegal immigration is not a good deal for America on any level.
To: todd1
RE: "deported when sentences are up..."
Having ticked off a corrupt Sheriff, I got a little jail duty to learn my manners. I do know a little about the how the system works. We would call Border Patrol when we had illegals for release. 95 times out of a hundred they would respond "don't bother us". We even arranged so that we would have a full fan load of 15 bodies to look good on their stats. Again, they told us; thanks, but don't bother us, we can't handle them at this time. The system is a joke!Their crimes were mostly drunk driving, but BP would refuse any and all criminals due to their over load of work.
227 posted on
12/20/2004 7:58:55 PM PST by
investigateworld
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