i do have a clue but dealing with them may cost billions, not millions. And if you are caught up looking for all illegals, you won’t be able to go after more serious crime. It will be harder than going after marijuana, which many argue should be decriminalized.
Kidnappings of U.S. citizens on rise
Sophisticated Mexican groups plot abductions
By Tony Manolatos
SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER
February 6, 2008
Organized, well-financed and violent Mexican kidnapping cells are targeting a growing number of U.S. citizens visiting communities popular with San Diegans and other California residents.
Last year, at least 26 San Diego County residents were kidnapped and held for ransom in Tijuana, Rosarito Beach or Ensenada, local FBI agents overseeing the cases said yesterday. In 2006, at least 11 county residents had been kidnapped in the three communities.
“Some of the 26 were recovered, some were hurt and some were killed,” said agent Alex Horan, who directs the FBI’s violent-crime squad in San Diego.
“It’s not a pleasant experience. Victims have reported beatings, torture and there have been rapes. . . . Handcuffs and hoods over the head are common,” he said. ..
The battles in the streets 15 miles south of me with troops, etc look and sound like Bagdad two yrs ago.
The cost to my city and others exceed when it would cost to solve this.
You excuse and skirt around the issue as many who hire illegals and are part of the problem.
San Diego County population is 3 million, add tens of thousands of illegals living here along with those who cross to use our social services daily.
Most living here are second, third, etc generation non English speaking as they hate America and only want to take.