Posted on 11/10/2006 7:40:00 AM PST by Conservomax
Has his brother been deported yet? (I'm assuming he's illegal too!)
His employer should also be run throught he wringer to determined if he can be charged with a crime!
I am wondering that as well. I guess he can always blame Bush.
i guess he's here doing a job that Americans won't do. Murdering!
The more virulent chapters of these gangs will often have new members kill someone at random for no reason as a part of their initiation rites.
There is so much wrong with this story, I don't know where to begin.
He had 12 grand in Ecuador and it wasn't enough to pay off his debts?
I imagine it was more likely a self-fullfillng debt, he went into debt to get here.
Pillco told cops he was renovating an apartment
Right - not many Americans will do this kind of work.
I'd like to see a media campaign that carried each of these deaths on the front pages of the papers day after day,and see how long politicians said that we need to do an amnesty.
I liked it, too. I've seen it several times but I didn't know all the actors names, except Griffin Dunne. I had to look up the movie on www.imdb.com to see which one she was. At first I thought it was the redheaded older sister but then realized it was Griffin Dunne's love interest.
Sounds to me like BCG has set itself up for a nice, juicy lawsuit, since it admits it was aware of his "immigrant status." I wonder if the lame workplace enforcement law will be upheld by the feds against this company.
The only ones in Times Square who would do that would be tourists. Native New Yorkers would hoist him on their shoulders and make a hero out of him.
Wonder if her husband's liberal blog still supports illegal imigration.
At newnation.org you can read about tons of these swine that rape and murder Americans everyday.
My deepest most heartfelt condolenses to Mr. Ostroy and his children.
I'm sorry. I was being unclear. My bad.
My point was that we cannot and should not accept large numbers of illegal aliens in the United States. They have no connection to our society, do not feel bound by our conventions or laws, and often have incentives that lead them to commit additional crimes based on their illegal status.
I guess there are two ways to handle that problem.
One way would be to wave a wand and make them legal. I was not advocating this approach. It would do nothing to assimilate them or make them feel bound by our societal conventions. Furthermore, by eliminating the law as it applies to them, I think it would drive their respect for American law to an even lower level.
The other way would be to get them out of our country. I am advocating this approach.
People who are here should be here legally. If they are not allowed to be here legally, they should not be here.
If the President wants to create guest worker provisions and restrict these guest workers to intermittent agricultural employment, that might be acceptable to me. As long as it is done under legal control of the government, and the workers are here on a month-to-month basis, having a lot of migrant workers out in the countryside might not be a horrible thing.
But there is no reason to bring illegal workers into the construction trades, and into our cities and towns. Last time I checked, I am still paying top dollar for construction work, and I am getting more and more illiterate, non-English-speaking and poorly skilled workers for my money. I don't know where the money is going, but the savings sure aren't being passed on to the customer.
And I'll rake my own damn leaves and scrub my own damn toilets.
Make sure he has a nice bedsheet in the cell with him.
The killer is from Equador. Do they get added to the list too?
nah, he'll blame Bush's policy....or conservatives oppressing him that made him do it.
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