Posted on 03/15/2002 11:48:50 AM PST by The Old Hoosier
Oh, if only it were so. Officrs are not even allowed to ask if a person
is a citizen. Schools would probably fire any administrator/clerk
that would dream of asking such a question. In California
you can not ask a voter for proof of citizenship, it is the law.
Intimidates the hispanic voter don'tch know.
Is this a great country or what?
Do I agree with you!
In the second "Planet of the Apes" movie the advanced so called "civilized" race of beings used mental deception to police their borders and keep out the more numerous and stronger willed beings, well I view that as a fine analogy for our border controls. Our leaders pretend to police the border and with that there is a pretense of control in part because the business leaders and the ethnic hustlers know they can circumvent the policies to their advantage.
Well they were ordered deported by he INS court but apparently were let go to get back on their own. Geeze what a circle jerk.
HALE no, don't send them back by airliner, send them by train or a slow boat. Besides, the islamic muslim terrorist need those airliner seats don't you know?!
Regards,
If the INS drags it's feet it should pay a fine to reimburse the cities jail and face legal penalties of jail time for the INS offical that is in charge of that area.Could a lawyer explain whether or not writs of mandamus apply to the FedGov, and whether a local LEA could sue to get the INS to perform?
(WASHINGTON, D.C.)—Federal employees working in the Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) should not be held responsible for the visas that were mailed to terrorists, says the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE).
AFGE, which represents 24,000 INS employees, is outraged and also not surprised that the Affiliated Computer Services (ACS), Inc., sent Mohamed Atta and Marwan Alshehhi student visas six months after they hijacked two airplanes and fatally flew them into the World Trade Center.
Representatives Tom Tancredo (R-Colo.) and James Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) wrongfully say the INS is to blame, employees and all, instead of the contractor. Tancredo called the INS “completely and totally dysfunctional” and “the Mickey Mouse Club of federal agencies.” Sensenbrenner said the mailing of the visas “shows once again the complete incompetence of the immigration service to enforce our laws and protect our borders.”
“There are two worlds in the federal workforce—the world of unaccountable contractors, such as ACS, and the world of dedicated federal employees,” said AFGE National President Bobby L. Harnage. “And, the only Mickey Mouse Club I am aware of are the Goofy’s in Congress who continue to blindly support the privatization of the federal government for campaign contributions and increased profit margins for corporations at the expense of taxpayers.” “Experienced INS workers who have been working 12-hour shifts to fight the war on terrorism should not be wrongly accused for a contractors’ serious error,” added Harnage.
ACS, which is headquartered in Dallas, has over 900 federal contracts in 21 agencies that total more than $380 million dollars, according to 2000 figures. According to a corporate profile, the company’s aggressive growth strategy has resulted in its acquisition of more than 50 companies since its 1988 inception, including its $825 million purchase of Lockheed Martin's IMS subsidiary.
And now we know the rest of the story
That's what I was thinking!!He also has spys aplenty still in Govt. jobs!!
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