[staytrue]

Here's one for you. He's not mexican but I think Brazilian should be close enough. I still don't think one guy is a sufficient argument for that all brazilians or mexicans to be deported.

[Paradox]

Here's one for you. He's not mexican but I think Brazilian should be close enough. I still don't think one guy is a sufficient argument for that all brazilians or mexicans to be deported.

Whether or not illegals should be deported probably shouldn't be decided by this case. His illegality, in my opinion, is just a side issue. This type of crime (luring of innocents) has been going on for a while, plenty of good old, Born in the USA Americans perpetrating it.

Cyber stalking, for lack of a better term, is pretty serious, regardless of the national origin of the perp. I agree with others here that online activities should be monitored.

[poet]

"argument for that all brazilians or mexicans to be deported."

Are you referring to legal or ILLEGAL people? If they entered this country illegally, that's reason enough!

[sweetliberty]

" I still don't think one guy is a sufficient argument for that all brazilians or mexicans to be deported."

I don't think anybody wants them ALL deported, just the ones that have no business here in the first place, the ones who are here illegally.

[FITZ]

No --not all should be deported ---but every person moving to this country should have a background check and have a health screen done. We're getting all kinds of foreign criminals who believe they have the right to do whatever they wish. They just picked up an illegal in Dallas wanted in Mexico for the serial killings of some of the girls in Juarez, there was the Railroad Serial killer who liked to blundgeon Americans to death. Why can only Americans exercising their Second Amendment Rights have background checks done on them but any criminal can just walk on over?