[Congressman Billybob]

I am furious. Are you? What are we going to do about it?

John / Billybob

[nuconvert]

From what I’ve heard, he was a naturalized citizen, not an illegal alien and he served in the military.

[SevenofNine]

I got question we keep pedophille in jail Billybob and stupid judges allow them back on the street how about getting rid of those judges I think judges fault or DA fault maybe there is loophole in Jessica Law that get Judge put them back on the street

Make me furious

[indcons]

"As a representative of the Immigration Service said in one article about this subject, “We lost track of him.” " That's assuming they were keeping track of him in the first place.

[NormsRevenge]

“We lost track of him.”

—

How many more are out there like him?

Dare I ask?

BumP

[Eagles6]

I saw this on Fox News and the reporter said that the perp was convicted of sexual assaults and could have been deported but wasn't. Shep (Do you like my eyeliner?) Smith said something to the effect "Well, your not suggesting this has anything to do with illegal immigration, blah, blah, yadda, yadda...

I know he's a big lib but it was not only ridiculous but very unprofessional.

[SkyDancer]

The guy’s parole officer suggested to him that he should just list himself as “homeless” that way no agency could track him ... he’d been kicked out of several apartments in his area when the locals found out who he was ...

[AnnaZ]

What happened to this poor little girl is an unspeakable tragedy. We have enough native-born rapists and killers, we do not need any more.

[jazusamo]

Yes, I'm furious and just when you think it couldn't be worse you find out maybe it is. This is an excerpt from a piece late today from The News Tribune in Tacoma.

Authorities comparing Zina Linnik’s death to others

ADAM LYNN; The News Tribune
Last updated: July 13th, 2007 05:39 PM (PDT)

Is Terapon Adhahn a serial child killer?

That’s a question investigators across the region were considering Friday after the Parkland man told Tacoma police where to find the body of 12-year-old Zina Linnik. “It’s something we’re looking into,” FBI agent David Gomez said during a news conference at Tacoma police headquarters. Police Chief Don Ramsdell and Gomez said investigators would look at Adhahn as a possible suspect in other unsolved cases involving attacks on children, both in the Tacoma area and nationwide. “We’re looking at cold cases from the past,” Ramsdell said. The chief mentioned the case of Adre’anna Jackson specifically. The 10-year-old Tillicum girl disappeared in December 2005 on her way to school. Her remains were found months later in an overgrown lot not far from her home...

Link

[bboop]

Wouldn’t this guy have been given AMNESTY and citizenship by Teddy K and the bunch of hot-air blowers in the Senate? I bet he’s disappointed.

[Prokopton]

It is bureaucrats drawing their checks and sitting on their duffs, who have not enforced these laws.

It can be extremely frustrating dealing with bureaucrats at the department of corrections, many of them seem to care more about finding space and moving people through than they do about protecting the rest of us from the convicted criminals. There should be an investigation to find out who screwed up and then deal with those who did. One of the greatest problems is that there seems to be no accountability and therefore the problems continue.

[FlyVet]

We already HAVE Zina’s Laws. They are the immigration laws of the United States. They require that a pedophile like Adhahn MUST be deported after their first conviction.

Except that deporting them does no good, since they will turn around and sneak back in. Mexican government doesn't care squat.

And I have a citizen Level 2 sex offender living in my neighborhood full of little kids. Used to see the kids all over the place, but now it's more or less a ghost town, because parents are afraid to let their kids wander. The Black Robes feel far too sorry for these creeps, legal or illegal.

Sherriff Joe Arpaio had an interesting take on illegal immigration, interviewed on local talk radio.

He doesn't believe in fences, but "Just enforce the law" (heard of that anywhere before?). He would put tent cities all along the border, catch and pen them up for a few months, in that miserable 120 degree heat, before deporting. Once they realize they will have the hurt put on them, they will stop coming. Food for thought.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

“We lost track of him.”....and a 12 year old girl went thru hell and died....

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

“We cannot jail the politicians who allowed Zina to be tortured and killed at the age of 12.”

“I am furious. Are you? What are we going to do about it?”

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CRIMINAL
JUSTICE.

TORT
REFORM.

...and how can citizens self-deputize and commence criminal proceedings if attorneys general are criminally negligent, or complicit?

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

^

[Guenevere]

What are we going to do about it?

I agree...we need to do something...we have to do something...

...but other than going 'gonzo' (all due respect gonzo)...we work to change laws....or make them enforce!!! the laws we already have

..many of us are becoming very aware -(& some of you were already there)...

..that great chunks-(not all!) of our justice system is either corrupt, broken, inept or all the above.

This is only one wildfire of many 'illegal alien' wildfires for our resources to cover.

Would that we had more Congressman Billybob's.

We must do something.....We have to do something....

It's exceedingly frustrating.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

>>We already HAVE Zina’s Laws. They are the immigration laws of the United States. They require that a pedophile like Adhahn MUST be deported after their first conviction.<<

Are you sure?

Residency meant he could stay

Adhahn was an immigrant. Why wasn’t he deported after his 1990 conviction for incest?

Because federal law didn’t require it. Adhahn, 42, came to America in 1977. He became a legal permanent resident, but never filed for citizenship.

Under federal law, a single conviction for a “crime of moral turpitude” doesn’t warrant deportation for a legal permanent resident, Lori Haley, a spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said Friday.

“One conviction wouldn’t render him deportable, because he was a legal permanent resident more than five years,” Haley said.

Haley added that immigration officials knew about Adhahn’s 1990 conviction at the time.

The same laws say a second conviction could have triggered deportation. Adhahn was convicted of intimidation with a weapon in 1992. The case was filed in Tacoma Municipal Court. Immigration officials didn’t know about that conviction.

“We weren’t aware of the 1992 conviction at the time,” Haley said. “That happened in Municipal Court, so we were unaware.”

[Travis McGee]

[AuntB]

The main responsibility is the criminal himself. But in situations like this one, many other people share part of the blame.

I am furious. Are you? What are we going to do about it?

Furious? I was 'furious' 4 years ago, when the same thing was happening and good Americans were soundly smacked down if they tried to address the problem. And I didn't get 'furious' soon enough. It took being smacked up side the head with the invasion up close and personal to see how bad it is.

This particular case is devastating and we all share part of the blame for not speaking up sooner. A good innocent immigrant murdered by one that should have been deported and it happens on the 4th of July. That's pretty bad.

http://www.immigrationshumancost.org/

It is hard to fathom how anyone could bury an axe in the head of an innocent nine-year-old boy, but that was the unimaginable fate of Jordin Paulder of Fulton County, Georgia, on June 5. The killer was "Honduran native" Santos Benigno Cabrera Borjas.[snip]