[Tancredo Fan]

This vile creature is not only an illegal with a long criminal record, but he has been deported back to Mexico at least once (which is why the military should be on the border and illegals rounded up and deported without even a short hearing). I wonder if that meddling Mexican leader will start screaming when the jury orders this creep whacked? If he's convicted, you can bet that's what the penalty will be.

[dennisw]

 

Will these illegal aliens even be deported? No mention of that. (I'm sure a few are here legally)

 

 

http://www2.ocregister.com/ocrweb/ocr/article.do?id=1494

85 airport workers charged in crackdown on ID fraud
About 85 Southern California airport workers, including those at John Wayne Airport, were charged Thursday with fraudulent use of Social Security numbers in federal court in Santa Ana and Los Angeles.

From staff and wire reports

About 85 Southern California airport workers accused of using fake identification were charged Thursday with fraudulent use of Social Security numbers.

Thom Mrozek, spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office, said the majority of the workers have been offered deals that would spare them jail time. About 10 people can plead guilty to misdemeanor charges instead of felony charges, and 68 can plead guilty to one of two felony charges, Mrozek said.

Forty-six of the people facing charges worked at John Wayne Airport.

The investigation, dubbed "Operation Tarmac,'' began in January, when the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Social Security Administration and the Department of Transportation gathered information about airport employees.

John Wayne Airport provided data about all workers with airport employee badges. Indictments were handed down last month and arrest warrants issued.

The crackdown took place at Los Angeles International, Ontario, Long Beach and John Wayne airports.

The crackdown was criticized by immigrant-rights groups, who said the action unfairly targeted low-income and minority workers.

[Melas]

I wonder if that meddling Mexican leader will start screaming when the jury orders this creep whacked? If he's convicted, you can bet that's what the penalty will be.

He might get the death penalty, but his chances of being executed in Oregon are slim to none. Oregon has only executed 2 individuals since 1962, and both of those refused their appeals.

If this happened in Texas, he'd die, but Oregon isn't Texas.