[Dubya]

STAR-TELEGRAM / STEWART F. HOUSE

Anna Maria Negrete of Irving, left, holds a corner of the United States flag at a demonstration on the steps of Irving City Hall protesting the deportation of illegal immigrants.

[Dubya]

POLL POSITION

Do you think there is a racial profiling problem in Irving?

[bleach]

I wish the headline was reversed. “Protests Lead to Deportation”.

[hinckley buzzard]

more than a thousand deportations this year.

A good start. A couple thousand more criminals booted out and the protests will cease to be a problem.

[El Gato]

How dare the City of Irving obey the provisions of a perfectly Constitutional federal law!. [/s

[El Gato]

A police sergeant at the scene said two counter-protesters, a brother and sister in their 60s, were arrested on suspicion of assault. He said one scratched a demonstrator and another grabbed a demonstrator by the throat.

You have to wonder what the protesters did or said to a pair of 60 somethings to get that sort of reaction? I'd guess "did" was a more likely guess than "said".

Funny they don't have pictures of the old folks. But I found one. It's a good one too.

Choking Video Here

[CheyennePress]

I was unaware whales paid taxes. I guess our government is getting more and more innovative every day. ;)

[VeniVidiVici]

Since May, ICE officials confirm that 600 Irving inmates have been identified for deportation. Over the last two years, more than 2,000 inmates have been identified for deportation, city officials say.

JUST in Irving, CA.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

I’m sick to death of the police driving away the Americans and protecting the damned criminal invaders and their toadies.

I want to see the crimaliens driven out.

[Travis McGee]

[Convert from ECUSA]

Dear “protesters”, if you don’t like the l-a-w being enforced, STFU and leave! Legal and law abiding immigrants welcome. Illegals and troublemakers not!

[gubamyster]

ping

[John Leland 1789]

I can’t remember the details, but it seems that back in 1994, 1995, there was a militia movement that threatened to take thousands to the Mexican border to secure it, charging that the federal government was failing in its responsibility. It seems to me that it was led by a man named Cooper (but I’m just trying to recollect), and that the Feds actually entered into some kind of talks with him to try to convince him not to lead militia to the Mexican border. It seems that there were promises made of some policy changes to get the leader to call off the militia threat to patrol the border.

Does anyone remember anything like this taking place?