To: Extremely Extreme Extremist
What if a crime had been committed on the plane? Would the jurisdiction be Mexico or the U.S.?
Puzzle solved, she's a friggin ILLEGAL and so is the anchor baby.
126 posted on
12/10/2006 4:01:19 PM PST by
unixfox
(The 13th Amendment Abolished Slavery, The 16th Amendment Reinstated It !)
To: unixfox
It would depend on where the crime was committed. If in U.S. airspace, the USA would have jurisdiction, if the crime were committed over Canada, Canada would have jurisdiction. Airliners roll up the drink trays over dry countries too.
127 posted on
12/10/2006 4:09:13 PM PST by
Melas
(Offending stupid people since 1963)
To: unixfox
Puzzle solved, she's a friggin ILLEGAL and so is the anchor baby. Since she was on a plane, I have $50 that says she had a passport, and is therefore not illegal. You guys are getting so rabid you don't even know what illegal means anymore.
128 posted on
12/10/2006 4:10:25 PM PST by
Melas
(Offending stupid people since 1963)
To: unixfox
What if a crime had been committed on the plane? Would the jurisdiction be Mexico or the U.S.?The jurisdiction would be the United States, if the crime was committed while in United States airpsace.
Puzzle solved, she's a friggin ILLEGAL and so is the anchor baby.
What makes you think she's an illegal alien? Nothing in the article suggests anything of the sort.
129 posted on
12/10/2006 4:17:11 PM PST by
Alter Kaker
("Whatever tears one sheds, in the end one always blows one's nose." - Heine)
To: unixfox
Puzzle solved, she's a friggin ILLEGAL and so is the anchor baby. Illegals don't travel by plane to visit their inlaws in Milwaukee.
131 posted on
12/10/2006 4:22:13 PM PST by
Not A Snowbird
(Goodbye, Tomas. Sleep well. (? 1994-Dec 6, 2006))
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