Posted on 11/24/2016 10:15:27 AM PST by artichokegrower
A Texas woman accused of killing a mother and taking her baby was in the U.S. illegally when she was released from a Kansas jail this summer before immigration officials had a chance to request she be held, law enforcement authorities said.
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If it was just possible to institute massive lawsuits against the idiot public officials that allow this crap to happen.
Obama legacy.
Sesmas had been arrested — but was never charged — on suspicion of threatening a pregnant woman with a knife and trying to hold that woman’s two daughters for ransom. She posted bond and was released less than 24 hours after her arrest
Is Kansas a sanctuary state?
What up with THAT ?
“A Texas woman” (snip) “was in the U.S. illegally”
uhhh, then she’s NOT a “Texas woman”
>> Yesenia Sesmas
Yesenia is a character from a 1970s Spanish soap opera.
She’s here illegally, and she’s called a Texan? Huh?
Is Kansas a sanctuary state?
HELL NO! :)
No but some of our towns and obviously our counties seem to be. Check out the Sanctuary map here: http://cis.org/Sanctuary-Cities-Map
Time to shut this nonesense down!
While the alien invader is currently “living” in the USA...maybe they should really soon die in the USA.
That's right. Texas woman my ass. They write these lies because they're the lying media. They pull this sh*t with all illegals who commit brutal violent crimes against our people.
Like another poster said, these SOBs in government who refuse to enforce our laws and then release these violent criminals savages back into our towns and cities should be held criminally responsible. In fact, they would not want me on a jury when the victims families justifiably retaliate against this wide spread lawlessness.
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