Immigrants arrested by ICE team 'knew this day was coming'

YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC ^ | ELOÍSA RUANO GONZÁLEZ

[mdittmar]

Frontpage headline in my hometown paper.

Long ways to go yet.

GORDON KING/Yakima Herald-Republic A federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement police officer places a man in a holding cell at the agency's Yakima office Wednesday. The man was convicted of child molestation in 1994, which violated the terms of his legal residency, and he will be deported to Mexico. In order to photograph the ICE operation, the Herald-Republic had to agree not to show the faces of ICE agents or arrested suspects without their permission.

ICE,ICE baby;)

[SatinDoll]

Good. His wife and daughter ought to join him in Mexico to keep the family together. Mexico is so great, according to Mexicans, I see no problem for them.

[donna]

his 16-year-old daughter

Who did he molest?

[ricks_place]

Convicted of child molestation in 1994 and finally deported in 2007.

[rednesss]

"Lopez, a Zillah farm manager, said he's the breadwinner in his family and he worries his wife, who works at a fruit warehouse, won't be able to pay for the West Valley home they bought two years ago."

What lending company in their right mind would have underwritten this mortgage????? I hope they go out of business.

[org.whodat]

Convicted of child molestation in 1994 and finally deported in 2007.

Appealed to the ninth twice and the bank made him a home loan two years ago. Where is one of those clowns that wants me to give the sorry home lenders a break.

[Vigilanteman]

"I always had faith that God would help me. I never expected this."

The kid he molested could probably say the same thing.

[gubamyster]

ping

[upchuck]

Enforcement agents in bulletproof vests standing outside his dimly lit home on North 89th Avenue.

Hey ELOÍSA, author of this POS reporting, that sentence is missing a verb.

"I thought they were looking for somebody else," said Lopez, who arrived in the U.S. about 28 years ago. "I didn't think they were looking for me... I don't know what will happen to my home. My wife. My kid. My cars. My job," Lopez said. "I'll definitely lose my job."

Mr Lopez, ya been scamming my country for 28 years. Ask me if I care about your wife, kids, car and job. You obviously don't.

[Graybeard58]

Immigration officials estimate there are nearly 595,000 immigration fugitives in the U.S.. Not all have criminal histories, though.

595,000? Everybody who enters this country illegally is a criminal in that they broke the law as soon as the first foot hit U.S. soil and that's a whole lot more than 595,000.

[archy]

Immigrants arrested by ICE team 'knew this day was coming'

Frontpage headline in my hometown paper.

Criminal invaders arrested by ICE team 'knew this day was coming'

[fixed the misleading Head for them; klindly let them know.]

[Liberty2007]

What lending company in their right mind would have underwritten this mortgage????? I hope they go out of business.

I guess you havent heard the chicken littles sreaming about the mortagage market, subprime loans ect....thats what its about.

[rednesss]

"his wife, who works at a fruit warehouse"

Yeah but No Doc/No Ratio loans are usually only given to people with exceptionally high FICO scores, 720+, I doubt Mrs. Fruit Warehouse worker has a FICO score that high, and you wouldn't think that an illegal alien would be able to have any FICO score.

[steel_resolve]

"I always had faith that God would help me. I never expected this."

You molested one of God's innocent children you piece of sh#t. Don't whine to God, JUST GET THE F%&K OUT OF MY COUNTRY!

[cardinal4]

Agents had been monitoring Lopez for some time, keeping track of when he left for work and what vehicle he drove. Dankers said Lopez lost his legal residency after violating its terms when he was convicted of second-degree child molestation in 1994 in Yakima County. She said he served 20 months in jail for his charge.

Why do so many of the illegals turn out to be molesters?

[Jabba the Nutt]

"...Lopez, who had been ordered to leave the U.S. in February after two appeals of his deportation order had been rejected by the Ninth Circuit Court."

Why don't we, as a very minor reform, demand a bond from these illegals? 99% take off, so we house them in tent cities for their court appearances to come up. They can get Huckabee Scholarships to study law while they wait, but most will find being illegal is uncomfortable and will opt to return home. First seal the border, so they can't get back, then go balls to the wall.

Congress passed the law in October 2006 to build the fence and President Bush signed it. Duncan Hunter said zero fence has been built. McCain complained that the public doesn't believe the Federal Government will secure the border. Crazy McCain blamed Katrina and what... public school reform for that lack of belief. No, Senator McCain, we don't believe the Federal Government on the Border, because they've lied about the border so many times, INCLUDING right now, by NOT building the fence, which SHALL be built according to the law. What have you done about that, Senator McCain?

[Eagles6]

"What lending company in their right mind would have underwritten this mortgage????? I hope they go out of business."

Just about any of them. I remember Washington Mutual had a big advertising push geared toward them not to long ago. These folks make up a fair percentage of the sub-prime debacle, the one that taxpayers and responsible mortgage holders will pay for.

[ridesthemiles]

Convicted of child molestation in 1994 and finally deported in 2007.”

Yeah- God does help those who are molesters. This guy thinks God will help him after that kind of behavior??? I never understood the “Catholic Confession” aspect of religion, and I don’t now.

[rednesss]

Well then their CEO’s need to be doing an Enron perp walk real soon.

[shadowcat]

Send them out!!!!!!!!!!!!