92 percent of illegal immigrant families ignore deportations, Lindsey Graham says

washingtontimes.com ^ | 3/28/2019 | S Dinan

[rktman]

Apparently we still are.

[faucetman]

“... 92 percent of family members failed to appear at their deportation hearings...”

That’s because when they were caught they were issued disappearance tickets.

[upchuck]

Lindsey

Graham

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[TexasFreeper2009]

why are they released on bail if they know this? they wouldn’t release american citizens if they knew they were not going to return

[ExSoldier]

Be careful of Graham. I just read where he is in favor of granting states more funding if they pass into law RED FLAG bills that unconstitutionally deny due process and grab the FIREARMS of law abiding citizens based on unproven allegations that could be leveled by anybody for any reason.

[eyeamok]

failed to appear at their deportation hearings

And the Judiciary should be held responsible,

All persons who fail to appear before any Court shall be the Financial Responsibility of the Judicial Officers in that State.

make the Judges and Lawyers PAY for Everything they do!!!

[rktman]

Well, equal treatment under the la............. Oh?!

[bgill]

Pinky swear you’ll show up for your deportation in a couple and we’ll let you wander the streets of America and give you government freebies.

[Lurkinanloomin]

CA is a Mexican colony.
NM is on it’s way to becoming the same.
How many states do we lose before we reverse the Bush Plan for North Mexico (aka USA)?

[Lurkinanloomin]

Flimsey Grahamnesty needs to be replaced.

[Wonder Warthog]

Chip the bastards!

[kabar]

I don’t trust Grahamnesty at all. Trump should be very wary of him.

[Jack Hammer]

But, hey, we don’t need a wall.....

[Toughluck_freeper]

A person or family that failed a deportation order could treated as missing bail, and then allow bounty hunters to go fetch them for about $10,000 per person.
Also ignoring a deportation order would be a federal crime, if the federal law was made clear that citizens arrests are allowed for federal crimes, then regular citizens could tackle in the street and drag an illegal to an ICE officer. Settling the bounty right there for $5,000 and the illegal problem goes away quick.

The problem would be that on the very first day of the law it would look like the movie ‘the Purge’. These measures could probably be rolled out in a gradual fashion.