first time caught, the little finger off the left hand, second time caught the left hand, third time the head... see if that slows them down some
Posted on 12/06/2011 3:07:05 PM PST by moonshinner_09
PHOENIX (AP) — Authorities in Arizona have arrested a suspected human smuggler who has been deported from the country 14 times, the most recent being last week from Colorado.
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Dropping him off in Terra Del Fuego might delay his next return...
as Big Sis would say, “The system worked” !
Reentry is supposed to be a felony, time to prosecute him properly.
But under this administration he would be in much more trouble if he were a kid running a lemonade stand.
So does this make 14 years in a row? He probably planned for us to pay his way home for Christmas.
first time caught, the little finger off the left hand, second time caught the left hand, third time the head... see if that slows them down some
Either that or he wanted pair of pink undies to take home for Christmas ?
Especially if you give him a parachute and do a fly-by.
That aint nothing, Bush's Homeland Security Chief, Chertoff, has people wandering around the inside of his private residence, who had entered this country illegally, all this during war time no less.
Whoops!
In my world, first time deportation, with a free trip to the border. The second time, ten years in prison - in Alaska.
Next time he enters, he gets free candy and coupons.
How much taxpayer money has been squandered in administrative costs in the processing of 14 deportations? A some point, we’re going to have to stop this BS.
I think your intention(s) are right on but it doesn’t serve the people of Alaska
Next deportation should conclude at 30K feet.
Next deportation should conclude at 30K feet.
On a work project out side, since they came here to work
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