Calls to the U.S. Attorney suspended deportations of criminals (Mex. says stop deporting criminals)

Frontera.info through Google translator ^ | 19/06/2008 | N/A

[raybbr]

The U.S. authorities must prevent the mass deportation because there are records that over 56% of those deported were sentenced for crimes in the United States, explained the owner of the Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado (PGJE).

Rommel Moreno Manjarrez manifestó que en el 2006 la Agencia de Aduanas y Emigración del sector de San Diego deporto a 16 mil 476 personas y el 56% había sido condenado por delitos en la Unión Americana. Rommel Moreno Manjarrez said that in 2006 the Customs Agency and emigration sector of San Diego deport 16 thousand 476 persons and 56% had been convicted of crimes in the U.S..

Durante su participación en la Reunión Nacional de Procuradores de Estados Unidos, realizada en Providenc, Rhode Island, indicó que es necesario el apoyo de sus homólogos de Estados Unidos y Canadá para disminuir la deportación masiva de ex convictos a Baja California. During his participation in the National Meeting of Attorneys from the U.S. in Providence, Rhode Island, indicated that there is a need support from their counterparts in the United States and Canada to reduce the mass deportation of ex-convicts to Baja California.

“Es un tema que nos afecta bastante en Baja California, porque algunos de los deportados son criminales del Sistema Estatal de Prisiones de California, así como también de los estados de Nevada, Washington y Oregon”, refirió. "It's an issue that affects us a lot in Baja California, because some of the deportees are criminals System State Prison in California, as well as the states of Nevada, Washington and Oregon," she said.

Agregó que incluso son deportados antes de cumplir sus sentencias, debido a la sobrepoblación en las cárceles de Estados Unidos. He added that even they are deported before completing their sentences due to overcrowding in prisons throughout the United States.

[raybbr]

Well, now! Isn't that special.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

PROPOSAL TO MEXICO:

Stop deporting your own people to America.

We’ll stop deporting them back.

[ken21]

gosh, i wonder why american prisons are over crowded?

[Brilliant]

Just shoot them and the problem is solved.

[raybbr]

What can I say? The sense of entitlement extends to every mexican citizen, politician and official. They have come to believe they are entitled to participate in our government, our security, our prosperity, our legislative process and society.

This is what years of indifference to the invasion has wrought and will take years to reverse.

Obama and McCain endless pandering to the illegals will only strengthen that sense of entitlement.

[Psycho_Bunny]

Well, the agefweoij andf oij and I think lskfje oij slkjfj !

[rrrod]

MINE THE BORDER!

[Centurion2000]

Calls to the U.S. Attorney suspended deportations of criminals (Mex. says stop deporting criminals)

Fine, we'll execute them.

[zerosix]

Let's see, we can't send them back because they are "criminals" (question: were they also "criminals" in Mex. before illegally coming into U.S.?); we can't execute them as they are "citizens" of Mex.; and NOW we can't send them back to Mex. where they are citizens?

So Mex. is sending it's "criminal citizens" for America to feed and house at the taxpayer's expense, but never return them to where they are "citizens."

If we "obey" what Mex. is "demanding" of U.S., it is our fault for appeasing the criminal government south of our border who is holding the U.S. ransom. Hummm. NOPE!

[70th Division]

Now where is a good Trebuchetwhen you need one. That would be fun

[Army Air Corps]

Maybe we can work-out a trade. For every one criminal alien that we keep, we send five to Mexico. We take US criminals to the border, let them out of the bus, and tell them to make a run for Mexico. Maybe we should follow Mexico’s example and print guides for them...

[sweetiepiezer]

Get them all out now.

Remember a few of the thousands that have died at the hands of these “undocumented aliens”.

http://www.immigrationshumancost.org/text/crimevictims.html

[Marauder]

It takes some real stones to try to dictate to us what our own deportation policy should be, especially since they can't or won't control their own crime problems. Maybe we should tell Mexico to keep and incarcerate their own criminals.

OTOH, I really like the trebuchet idea above. That positively resonates!

[tumblindice]

?Como se dice “Payback’s a bitch” in espanol?

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

I keep wonderin’ if one of these days. Mezico will just say they will not accept any more deportations. And they close the border to “return” traffic.

[brushcop]

¡El reembolso es una perra!

Pretty close...

[Marauder]

If that happens, we can just do a flyover and drop ‘em. They could pack their own parachutes.

[Liz]

The sense of entitlement extends to every Mexican citizen, politician and official. They have come to believe they are entitled to participate in our government, our security, our prosperity, our legislative process, and society.

Very meaningful, relevant summation.

Stories of Mexicanos interference in American justice are horrific.........presaging the Third World they are building on US soil.

Aside from these stories, Americans see the horrendous latino takeover in our everyday lives---in stores, churches, schools---everywhere.

The arrogance and contempt these lettuce pickers and burger flippers display toward Americans is palpable.

[VOA]

bump

[VOA]

gosh, i wonder why american prisons are over crowded?

Because spending time in an American prison...
beats living in some of the failed states south of our borders?
Honestly, I'm wondered if this is part of the situation regarding
our over-crowded jails.