Chattanooga: Deportation of workers arrested could take weeks to months

Chattanooga Times Free Press ^ | April 19, 2008 | Perla Trevizo

[Tennessee Nana]

The deportation process also can drag because U.S. officials must make arrangements with the government of the detainee’s home country. ____________________________________________

WHY ???

[Tennessee Nana]

BARF ALERT PING

[org.whodat]

“I think I’m just going to go back to Guatemala if he is deported,” said Felicita, who is the mother of a 2-year-old boy. “I would struggle more if I stay here on my own with the baby.”

Good, sell car buy ticket, end of problem.

[processing please hold]

Thanks for the ping.

but it could be months before they are sent home.

*shakes head in disgust*

[org.whodat]

“This presents significant risks due to the inability of Customs and Border Patrol and ICE to verify the identity, country of origin, and terrorist or criminal affiliation of many of the aliens being released,” the report stated.

Jorge and jerkoff will be spinning this in a matter of hours.

[kittymyrib]

We can afford 16 BILLION dollars of pork spending by our public serpents this year, but the government can’t afford immigration judges. States will have to take over the protection of their own citizens because the federal government is a failed institution. Let’s dust off that old Tenth Amendment and see what the states can do after all these years of turning power over to the feckless posers in D.C.

[Nailbiter]

Countries don’t like having people deported back to them who are really not from there,” Mr. Divine said. “They usually like to have a chance ahead of time to confirm that person is really their citizen.”

Well I do not like having people in my country illegally.
Also what is to prevent other country lying about said illegal being their citizen.

[sheana]

Forget the pork. The amount we spend on immigrants (legal and illegal) is obscene.

“The bottom line, which you need to know for your own bottom line, is that U.S. taxpayers are giving more than $9,000 a year in cash or benefits to each immigrant, a third of whom are in the country illegally. That’s $36,000 for each immigrant household of four.

Because the U.S. has 37 million immigrants, legal and illegal, the national cost was more than $346 billion last year, which was twice our fiscal deficit.”

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=61861

[SwinneySwitch]

“...Felicita, 27, who does not speak English and asked not to be identified by her last name because she and her husband are in the country illegally.”

Some clues: Husband's name is José, from Guatemala, has a 2 year old son, drove to work in his own car, and his cell phone service is about to be canceled.

[bert]

It would seem reasonable that a detained person could avoid jail/detention by voluntarily waiving the trial and leaving.

[VOA]

Chattanooga: Deportation of workers arrested could take weeks to months

Justice takes time.
Even though summary/immediate deportations makes more pragmatic sense,
if it takes weeks to months to rid the country of illegal invaders
that may have been here for years or decades...that's better than
letting them remain to drain the treasury.

[Man50D]

[Travis McGee]

Put them on the Choo-Choo.

[Man50D]

The U.S. government also doesn’t have enough employees to make sure foreigners who are supposed to be deported actually leave the United States, a department report stated.

The number will eventually become small enough to manage so long as they continue to arrest and deport illegals.

[E. Cartman]

States will have to take over the protection of their own citizens because the federal government is a failed institution.

And when state and local governments will no longer do it, citizens will take the next logical step and take matters into their own hands. It's true: Societies don't fall from danger from without; they die by rotting from within.

[E. Cartman]

Put them on the Choo-Choo.

Give them one way tickets to Vatican City. Benedict XVI can have them as his guests.

[Bulldawg Fan]

It could be Chattanooga, Georgia before they are deported!
:)

[Tennessee Nana]

the government can’t afford immigration judges
_______________________________________________

They are trying to get one in Nashville

Right now all the chicken plant illegal aliens will have to be processed by judges in Atlanta or Memphis..

This article is a couple of weeks old but it was about the govt realizing we have a problem Houston err Nashville...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2003996/posts?page=3#3

[Tennessee Nana]

Never

Y’all take yer cottin pickin paws of’n OUR water and land

Y’heear ???

:)

[Tennessee Nana]

You would think

Hopefully after fingerprints DNA etc has been gathered...