[Congressman Billybob]

What you see is the suits at Immigration trying to cover their tails. As that source notes at the end, his weapons conviction afterward would have qualified him for a fast boat to Thailand, but they "didn't know about that."

The laws were sufficient. The bureaucrats failed. And a 12-year-old girl was raped and murdered. (The rape has not been established, but that is the driving purpose of this pervert.)

John / Billybob

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

>>The laws were sufficient. The bureaucrats failed.<<

The current laws would have been sufficient if

1) Local officials were required to check immigration status on such convictions and report to the feds. To me, this means that we need a federal law to nullify local sanctuary laws. The feds claim that the locals didn’t report the firearms violation. If that is true, the locals are also to blame.

2) The feds acted in the interest of the American people. I think you would agree that in many cases, they have not (The DC Sniper case). They need an “attitude adjustment” and the Bush administration is not interested.

3) The federal law is changed so that a single conviction of a sex crime mandates deportation.