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State Changes Parole Rule For Illegal Immigrants
KTVU ^ | 3/2/09 | Unnamed

Posted on 03/04/2009 8:19:29 AM PST by Califreak

SACRAMENTO -- California will no longer keep illegal immigrants on parole after they serve their sentences and are deported.

Instead the state will leave it to the federal government to prosecute those who sneak back across the border.

The parole policy change announced Monday will save the state an estimated $10 million annually and reduce the crowded prisons' population by about 1,000 inmates.

About 1,600 deported parolees were caught back in California in 2007, according to the most recent statistics available. Previously, they'd be sent back to state prison for four to eight months for violating their parole.

Under the new policy, the suspects will be turned directly over to federal immigration authorities.


TOPICS: Extended News; Government; News/Current Events; US: California
KEYWORDS: california; crimaliens; illegals; immigration; prisons
" Previously, they'd be sent back to state prison for four to eight months for violating their parole.

Under the new policy, the suspects will be turned directly over to federal immigration authorities."

I thought they were already supposed to be doing this?

1 posted on 03/04/2009 8:19:29 AM PST by Califreak
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To: Califreak

The Feds have to come and pick them up.

There are thousands of stories of state and local agencies calling the Feds, and the Feds just say, “Call us when you have a hundred of them.”

They often have no choice but to release.


2 posted on 03/04/2009 8:26:35 AM PST by SJSAMPLE
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To: SJSAMPLE

I hope illegal immigrants start targeting state workers for their crimes. Now that would be true poetic justice!


3 posted on 03/04/2009 9:02:11 AM PST by Ev Reeman
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