Posted on 06/19/2007 6:24:31 AM PDT by K-oneTexas
WE CAN'T EVEN DEPORT ILLEGAL CRIMINALS
As it is, the federal government is already bogged down with too much immigration paperwork. So the Congress' plan ... just grant them amnesty! It's probably out of sheer laziness (and fear) to actually work on the current system, which is clearly failing.
In the second half of 2006, Colorado officials turned over 15,000 names to federal authorities. Why? Because the criminals Colorado was sending to jail had no paperwork. They were illegal criminals. And now, they are sitting in Colorado jails – paid for by Colorado taxpayers – and the federal government can't do a darn thing about it. 15,000 criminals, folks! In just six months! In one state. And who knows how many they don't have in jails!
These are criminals. Not just because they broke the law to get into this country, but they broke the laws of their counties and they are sitting in jail. And even if the state reports the names, nothing is going to happen. Nothing. That's our federal government for you. Can't even get a simple passport issued.
Congress would rather grant amnesty to these criminals than do what they deserve: deport them. If the federal government can't even send the illegals home who commit additional crimes (other than coming here in the first place), you know that they aren't serious about the rest. All they have to do punish anyone who enables this criminal illegal alien enterprise. That includes the employers, the banks, the landlords ... everyone. Yank out the welcome mat. They will self deport. They'll go home! If they can't make money, there is no point in being here. Let them leave.
What's sad is that the number reported increased 71 percent from two years ago. That is no insignificant increase! Are more of them suddenly crossing the border? No. But we have gotten to a point where this has been allowed to go on for too long. And amnesty for their crimes is not the way to solve it.
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About the only business not considered for outsourcing has been prisons. Since overcrowding is a chronic problem, I propose outsourcing our prisons ... to Mexico.
YOU MUST CONTACT YOUR SENATOR TODAY AND EVERYDAY UNTIL THIS BILL IS KILLED!
They are going to try and slip this though next week. Scream like you have never screamed before. The costs for this will be huge. I have nothing against anyone coming here to become an American but do so legally.
The politicians have lost their minds.
Employer Investigation Efforts of U.S. Immigration Authorities:
| Fiscal Year | Worksite Arrests | Notices of Intent to Fine |
| 1993 | 7,630 | 1,302 |
| 1994 | 7,554 | 1,063 |
| 1995 | 10,014 | 1,056 |
| 1996 | 14,164 | 1,019 |
| 1997 | 17,554 | 865 |
| 1998 | 13,914 | 1,023 |
| 1999 | 2,849 | 417 |
| 2000 | 953 | 178 |
| 2001 | 735 | 100 |
| 2002 | 485 | 53 |
| 2003 | 445 | 162 |
| 2004 | 159 | 3 |
The average annual worksite arrests under Clinton was 9,329 arrests. The average annual worksite arrests under President Bush is 456. This is a 95 percent reduction in average annual worksite arrests under President Bush.
The average annual notices of intent to fine employers of illegal aliens under Clinton was 865. The average under President Bush is 79.5. This is a 90 percent reduction in average annual notices of intent to fine employers of illegal aliens.
And then there is 2004 where, under President Bush, only 3 notices of intent to fine employers of illegal aliens were done. 3!! But that was President Bush's worst year. Let's compare best years then.
Under Clinton his best year for Worksite Arrests was 1997 with 17,554 reported. President Bush's best year was 2001 with 735 worksite arrests reported. This is a 99.7 percent reduction in worksite arrests under President Bush when comparing best years.
Clinton Presidency, Total Aliens Expelled:
1993 1,285,952
1994 1,074,781
1995 1,364,688
1996 1,643,108
1997 1,555,116
1998 1,743,273
1999 1,755,754
2000 1,861,933
Total over 8 years: 12,284,605
Average Annual Total Aliens Expelled: 1,535,575
Bush Presidency, Total Aliens Expelled:
2001 1,432,061
2002 1,084,661
2003 1,076,483
2004 1,238,319
Total over 4 years: 4,831,524
Average Annual Total Aliens Expelled: 1,207,881
The average annual total of aliens expelled under President Bush is 327,694 LESS than the average under President Clinton. That is a 21.3 percent reduction in aliens expelled compared between Clinton and President Bush.
Deportable Aliens located in non-border sectors (interior enforcement):
Clinton presidency, last four years:
1997 44,246
1998 39,096
1999 42,010
2000 32,759
Total: 158,111
Bush presidency, first four years:
2001 30,496
2002 25,501
2003 26,492
2004 21,113
Total: 103,602
Total deportable aliens located in interior sectors during the first four years of the Bush presidency represents a 34.4 percent drop compared to the previous four years - the last four years of the Clinton presidency.
Deportable Aliens Located:
Clinton Presidency first four years:
1993 1,327,261
1994 1,094,719
1995 1,394,554
1996 1,649,986
Total: 5,466,520
Clinton Presidency last four years:
1997 1,536,520
1998 1,679,439
1999 1,714,035
2000 1,814,729
Total: 6,744,723
Bush Presidency first four years:
2001 1,387,486
2002 1,062,279
2003 1,046,422
2004 1,241,089
Total: 4,737,276
Total deportable aliens located dropped by 29.7 percent in the first four years of the Bush Presidency compared to the previous four years - the last four years of the Clinton Presidency.
Sources: DHS Yearbook of Statistics 2004 and other DHS and INS sources.
ping!
If the federal government can’t even send the illegals home who commit additional crimes (other than coming here in the first place), you know that they aren’t serious about the rest.
The Feds can get Dog the Bounty Hunter extradited to Mexico for helping Mexico get a muderer off their street.
Where's FOX News on this issue?
They can also get law-biding grandmothers to take off their shoes at airports too!
average annual total of aliens expelled under President Bush is 327,694 LESS than the average under President Clinton
Bush could appoint Clinton to be the ‘illegal alien expulsion zar’.
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We need an Alcatraz type place where we can dump them and some seeds and tools and let them do or die.
It wasn’t a murderer, it was a multiple rapist nasty piece of work who ended up with a 154 year prison sentence in the U.S. And heir to the Max Factor fortune, he was on trial in California for drugging women, than raping them and video taping it. He took off during the trial when it began to look like he was going to be convicted. California desperately wanted him back. Dog did a huge service for U.S. Justice, and to the Mexicans for getting him out of their country, and this is the thanks he gets. All I can think of is massive Johnny Sutton syndrome.
Has their governor made an issue of this? Has he pressured the President?
Has any State Government weighed in on this debate? They should.
2. Have a secure enough border to keep them from getting back in.
Better yet, outsource illegal alien prisoners to India or China. It will be much harder for them to sneak back across our border and if followed through 100% of the time the problem of illegals will dry up in months.
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