Some young migrants in Laredo protest released

stamfordadvocate.com ^ | October 1, 2013 | CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN, Associated Press

[moonshinner_09]

MCALLEN, Texas (AP) — Eight of the 34 young migrants who presented themselves to immigration officials at the U.S.-Mexico border without legal documents have been released from U.S. custody, a lawyer said Tuesday.

The others remained in detention, but U.S. authorities haven't said where, immigration attorney David Bennion said.

Nearly all of the group who marched across one of Laredo's international bridges Monday in colorful graduation gowns and caps say they spent long stretches of their childhoods in the U.S. after being taken there by their families at early ages and are demanding to be let back in.

Bennion said seven were released from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office around noon Tuesday. He said they were paroled from removal from the U.S. for one year after requesting asylum and are to appear before immigration judges in the coming months.

[moonshinner_09]

"It's a demonstration that the government can do what we're asking," Bennion said, adding that he hoped the remaining 26 would see a similar outcome.

Illegal alien dictators,commanding and demanding how U.S.laws will work..Now millions will show up,get arrested and quickly be released while demanding citzienship with no problem from DHS,who shall accommodate one and all.

[NativeSon]

Meanwhile, we are forced to abide the most unconstitutional of laws at the barrel of a gun.

[dragnet2]

Can someone please submit the list of laws Americans can ignore.

Thank you.

[skeeter]

Both my governor and the president are making me, who in 50+ years has never had an issue with the law, into an instant criminal with the stroke of a pen.

I don't even have to do anything out of the ordinary.

And I'd be foolish to expect Uncle Sam to be as magnanimous in my case.