Family of 4 deported to Poland

The New Haven Register ^ | December 10, 2002 | Richard Weizel, Register Staff

[raybbr]

ORANGE, CT. For 12 years Dariusz and Anna Sak and their two children, 19-year-old Arek and 17-year-old Joanna, have lived a typical American life in Orange after arriving here from their native Poland.

But they are back in Poland now after being abruptly deported last week by the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which arrested them and had them immediately flown to their native country.

[raybbr]

When was the last time you heard of this happening to an Hispanic family. It's okay to do this to these people because they are white. It sickens me.

This country will bend over backwards to accommodate people who want to change our social structure but a family who has assimilated must go.

[sneakers]

Seems to me they're picking on the wrong folks to deport. Last time I looked there weren't any Polish terrorists flying planes into buildings.

[Will_Zurmacht]

the last thing this country needs is more people who want to live in America, work hard and send their kids to school. this family needs to get with the program, and then get on some kind of program, those are the folks we need..../sarcasm

[Waco]

11-12 years is temporary?

[raybbr]

Ping

[Revolting cat!]

It's okay to do this to these people because they are white.

As obvious as that insight is, that is still the quote of the day!

[chnsmok]

Gee, all they had to do is obey the rules and they would still be here.

[Leo Carpathian]

Looks like totalitarizm is creeping in. Our "defense" agencies are great at "taking care" of Elian, Waco, assimilated immigrants, but can't put two and two together when it comes to real danger like turbanites flying our own airplanes into our buildings. What a shame!

[Dog Gone]

Well, let's just abandon any immigration laws, then. Golly, they caught some white folks this time, and that just ain't right.

[GovernmentShrinker]

Or black families. Why didn't Lee Malvo and his mother get this treatment?

[wimpycat]

OK, so when the INS prepares to deport a productive, hardworking Mexican family after their visas run out and they make no move to leave after ordered to do so, I'll expect you to be the first one to protest against it.

[Commie Basher]

If they were Jewish, Baptist, or Jehovah's Witness, they'd qualify for "refugee status" as a "traditionally oppressed religion." No need to prove actual oppression. No quotas on U.S. admission for refugees, and they automatically qualify for SSI, welfare, and food stamps, without having to wait five years.

Certain other groups (Vietnamese, Cubans, Nicaraguans) also qualify for refugee status, although I'm not sure if it's automatic.

[LibFreeUSA]

These people (INS) are the same incompetent thugs who take innocent children that want live in freedom back to 'prison' (Cuba), but let terrorists come into our country so they can fly airplanes into buildings and murder 3000 of our people. I have no respect for the INS, they should be DONE AWAY WITH and replaced with mind-numbed robots!!!!

[Thinkin' Gal]

Korwek said the family was treated like criminals and given a choice by the INS ? stay in this country and appeal, but spend the next six months in prison without any chance to post bond or bail, or leave immediately.

Sounds like something they'd pull in a commie country. The parents probably remember that kind of stuff from when they lived behind the iron curtain. Wait a minute, something's not right here.

Were they carried away on eagles' wings? The Lord works in mysterious ways...

[Revolting cat!]

Let's put it this way, Poland don't have a Prince Abdullah or El Presidente Fox quietly threatening to turn off the spigot that feeds your thirsty SUV!

[the_daug]

I think the family didn't have a lawyer. I was at a INS hearing and the judge reemed anyone trying to do there own work. Job security for lawyer is having lawyers for judges.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

It's really very simple. Congress makes the laws and the executive branch enforces them. If Congress wants people to be allowed to remain here on temporary visas, they should pass legislation to make the visas permanent. Otherwise, I expect my government to enforce the law. That means every illegal Mexican, Guatemalan, Saudi Arabian, and, yes, hard-working person from Poland needs to be deported. Change the laws, fine. But enforce the ones that are on the books.

[LO_IQ]

Bye, Bye, Illegal Aliens!

[chnsmok]

It just seems they were given every opportunity to work within the system and ignored it. The tone of this article is inexcusable.

[the_daug]

there own work=thier own work