An Illegal Alien's Guide to the Top Five Best Places to Live In America

When “relocating” to the United States, it’s best to avoid states that have selfishly put the interests of their legal residents ahead of yours with laws that hinder your access to jobs and benefits. But many attractive destinations remain, endorsed by millions of illegal aliens already living in each.

California’s state motto “Eureka” (I have found it!) aptly applies here. The state's population includes 3.2 million illegal aliens -- almost 24% of all illegal aliens in America -- have chosen the Golden State as their preferred domicile.

Despite its $26 billion budget deficit, the state spends $21.5 billion dollars annually subsidizing illegal alien health care, education, welfare, other state benefits and criminal justice. Every California native-born household chips in $2438 each year to help.

Unless you commit a violent felony, the state leaves you alone. Los Angeles Special Order 40 – a sanctuary policy that sets the tone statewide - prevents local officers from inquiring about your immigration status.

Many “visitors” head straight for Central Valley, which depends on a combination of immigration and irrigation to produce almost 8 percent of America’s total agricultural output. You’ll be in good company because more than half of the farm workers in California have no work authorization.

Of course don’t forget in-state tuition for illegal aliens. Take advantage of the Dream Act in a place that can only be described as the Dream State for Illegal Aliens.

I really think San Francisco should be rated number 1 ‘Sanctuary City’ in America.
San Francisco Sheriff Mike Hennessey wants to impose a plan that would release undocumented immigrants arrested for minor crimes after they’ve served the required jail time — and bypassing federal agents seeking to deport them.

Starting Wednesday, deputies will treat those eligible for release just like U.S. citizens: They will be cited to appear in court.

City officials, however, aren’t so sure about Hennessey’s plan.

The new policy is his attempt to comply with a city law that prevents police from aiding federal authorities in non-felony crimes and a U.S. law that requires authorities to share fingerprints with immigration agents.

“I’m in a position where I’m trying to enforce a local law as well as not violate the federal law and this is the ‘in-between,’” he said. “It’s a difficult area to tread on because emotions run very high here in California and throughout the country on immigration issues.”

Under Hennessey’s policy, undocumented immigrants who commit misdemeanors, such as disorderly conduct, trespassing or shoplifting, will not be held while the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checks their status through a fingerprinting monitoring program.
Hennessey said the change is meant to coincide with the city’s “Sanctuary City” law, which aims to provide refuge for undocumented immigrants.

Mayor Ed Lee’s office did not receive advance notice of the policy change, said Christine Falvey, Lee’s press secretary, in a prepared statement.

“We have reached out to federal authorities to determine if this new policy contradicts federal law,” Falvey said. “We are awaiting clarification.”

The sheriff’s new policy comes as the California Assembly on Thursday approved a bill to revise the state’s agreement on using the federal Secure Communities program. The measure, which would allow counties to opt out, now moves to the state Senate.

San Francisco and nearby Santa Clara county have sought permission from the federal government to opt out of Secure Communities.

Hennessey said his policy is similar to San Miguel and Taos counties in New Mexico. He said San Francisco’s policy will protect public safety because immigrants would be more willing to report crimes if they didn’t fear arrest and possible deportation.

Read more: http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2011/05/31/san-francisco-sheriffs-plan-adheres-sanctuary-city-flouts-secure-communities/#ixzz1RvxMvDXr
In other words they would rather allow illegal aliens to commit crimes like such as disorderly conduct, trespassing or shoplifting, driving without a license / no insurance is ticket only offense.San Francisco is willing to let illegals break certain laws without accountability all in the name of if low level offenders are arrested, San Francisco will not share finger prints will ICE, they will issue tickets so that
San Francisco’s policy will protect public safety because iillegals would be more willing to report crimes if they didn’t fear arrest and possible deportation.Meanwhile low level illegal alien offenders are free to be above the laws.The rest of America should start deporting their low level offenders to San Francisco where rule of law is ignored and let them be San Francisco’s problem.

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