Cops: Men in I-70 traffic stop were deported nine times

Grand Junction Free Press ^ | February 15, 2008 | Steve Lynn

[george76]

Two men who had been deported a total of nine times from the United States were jailed after sheriff’s deputies pulled over their mini van...

Salvador Rodriguez-Rojas, 23, of Mexico, said the eight people in the van were family members and... Two more people were later found behind the back seat of the van...

The men, who also gave sheriff’s deputies fake identification, were arrested on suspicion of human smuggling, criminal impersonation and possession of a forged instrument, all felonies...

[KittyKares]

Build the fence!

[Graybeard58]

Deport them again. That works doesn’t it?

Build a very big wall.

[3AngelaD]

Believe it or not, this represents progress. Just a few short years ago, when they arrested vans-full of illegals on I-70 in Colorado, they always had to let them go because there were no federal authorities in Colorado to come collect them. Western Colorado, the home of catch and release.

[squidly]

Grand Junction is God’s Country. Moreover, I wouldn’t go around on the west slope without a gun. After all, not much of anybody else does.

[Morgan in Denver]

Thank you Colorado Democrats.

[crusty old prospector]

Maybe ten will be their lucky number.

[Digital Sniper]

McCain's solution to this problem: don't build the wall; do reward these invaders with citizenship.

Small wonder George Soros funds this guy.

[alrea]

Build the fence!

Could a few Predator Drones save money on fence posts?

[george76]

They will be back in two weeks.

Deport them again. That works doesn’t it?

[Red_Devil 232]

Christmas break is over and they are all returning from home leave to Mexico ... to the jobs they left at the begining of Dec.

[ApplegateRanch]

Arturo Tellez-Salazar, 39, of Arizona ... Tellez-Salazar had been deported eight times before

So, is he "of Arizona", and been deported there from Colorado 8 times?

Or is not really from Arizona?

Or, is there an "Arizona, Sonora, Mexico, which isn't on any of my maps?

Journalists: can't live with'm; can't have "news" without'm.

[ßuddaßudd]

Is it actually cost effective to pull over a vehicle driven and loaded with illegals?

[george76]

Nice of ICE to show up.

/s

[Iron Munro]

The next president, democrat or republican, will fix this problem.

These illegals won't be sneaking across the border next year.
That is because the new president will end illegal immigration by maqking them all legal.

They will waltz right in and pick up their amnesty papers, social security cards, free health care, food stamp card and anything else they want.
.

[svcw]

One of my sisters lives in San Antonio, TX and there is a woman at her work who is married to an illegal.
He gets deported at least once a year. He has a bag with several thousand dollars and changes of clothes to take with him when he is deported.
He is never gone more than a bout a week.
This couple has lived here for about twenty years. He has not become legal because it is not an issue for them.
Truly disgusting.

[Da Coyote]

They can always go to Denver (it’s not a sanctuary city, but it is). Dhimmicrats, of course. They need the votes.

[MHT]

A few months ago, my spouse and I were going west on I-70 through Missouri. There was a caravan of mid-sized cars, probably 6, without license plates, and each one was hauling another mid-sized car, also without license plates. All the drivers appeared hispanic and never made eye-contact if you looked at them. I wanted to call the Mo HP but my spouse wouldn’t let me for fear that they would try to find us on the road. In other words, probable illegals were hauling 12 cars across the state without any consequences. It’s interesting to think that these folks may have been heading to CO or CA. The cars may have been stolen, but were older and maybe were being hauled to be used in transporting illegals.