Accused Kitten Killer Could Face Deportation

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[nmh]

The same thought crossed my mind ... he wouldn't be missed.

[jjbrouwer]

That isn't really likely to happen, is it...?

[AnnaZ]

There is sooooooooooo much wrong with this story, that were I not a nanny-free mom of three, and a horrible "Hunt & Peck" typist...

 

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Of course that is why I do radio. Thanks for the material!

[ChadGore]

"Every time you kill a kitten, a kitten is killed"

[neutrino]

If convicted of the felony charges, he could face up to 4 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. He will also likely be deported back to El Salvador, Local 4 reported.

Good. These penalties are the least that should happen to the monster.

[jjbrouwer]

One thing that slightly confuses me about the story... Did he torture the cat before chucking it out of the window or was the torture the act of throwing it...?

He's clearly a psycho who should be locked up but one wonders where you draw the line. Lots of nasty people drown kittens because they don't want to look after them. Should these people be jailed also...?

[moehoward]

Ain't diversity a swell thing? How fulfilling it is to be afforded the opportunity to witness all the wonderful qualities of this Illegal invasion.

[AnnaZ]

Did he torture the cat before chucking it out of the window or was the torture the act of throwing it...?

 

My guess is the latter.

 

"I observed that it was something full of fur. Then when it hit the ground and I saw it roll ... and it was moving and in a lot of pain. I realized it was a baby kitten," said Francisco Solano, who witnessed the incident.

[AnnaZ]

Confused? What's to be confused about? This despicable moron should be treated the same way as he treated the kitten.

To be honest, when one lives in a country where people fight for the right to continue to puncture babies' skulls and drain their brains for cash, I just can't get that worked up. This guy comes from a culture where, heartbreakingly, life is worth even less. Maybe the kitten got under his foot for the last time "So-help-me-God!". I don't know, and I don't care. Illegal immigrants brutally raped a woman over the course of hours in the Bronx, in a pit of human waste; they'll get less press and fewer calls for deportation.

 

Sure this guy's a heartless jerk, but a toss out the window isn't dismemberment and gasoline.

 

Yes, yes... you may now flame away. 

 

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[jocon307]

"...No foreigner charged with any crime should be released before trial..."


AGREED, this guy looks like a real piece of work. It probably amused him to kill the poor cat that way, he'll be beating the heck out of the wife and kid next.

My most recent thoughts on immigration are focused on how the crime rate started to rise in the 1960's, this is often said to be due to the increasing use of illegal drugs. I have never bought that as an explanation, it's always seemed a bit too pat for me. It has occured to me that the upturn in crime coincides with increased immigration and a change in the nature of immigrants due to the Ted Kennedy sponsored bill in 1965. We should never have undermined our culture and society the way we did, by importing those from countries who do not share our Anglo-Saxon values.

You know, I could say a lot more about what I've been thinking, but I'd probably end up in a cell next to Mr. Kitten Killer, and that would not be a good thing.

[oceanperch]

Many states now accept the Mex. ID at DMV and Banks see article below:
Mexico seeks accord with U.S. State Department on consular IDs Mexico City, Mexico, Jul 17, 2003

(EFE) - Mexico plans to clear up U.S. State Department concerns regarding the identification document its consular offices are issuing Mexicans abroad, said a Cabinet official.

Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto Derbez made the announcement during a press conference at the conclusion of a seminar The Economist magazine sponsors each year in the Mexican capital.

"I'm going to talk to the State Department to see what they think - what they consider should be done - and see what doubts they have concerning our documents with regard to forgery, etc." Derbez said.

The FBI and the U.S. Homeland Security Department both concluded at the end of June that the Mexican consular ID "was not reliable" and could pose a risk to U.S. internal security.

The foreign minister said Mexico is willing to improve the document to provide the United States and Mexican nationals living there greater security.

"We're willing to improve the quality of the document if that gives everybody greater security. If we can improve the document, we will," Derbez emphasized.

Nevertheless, the official said that "the quality of the new ID meets the requirements established by all (U.S.) driver license or social security offices."

Note the ones used now are already accepted Mexican consulates in any case will continue issuing the consular IDs especially to illegal immigrants because, "that's a right established by the Vienna Convention and international legislation governing this issue," he stated.
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He noted that the new consular IDs replace the old documents and are more difficult to forge.

According to official estimates, at present there are some 25 million people of Mexican origin living in the United States.

Roughly nine million of these people were born in Mexico, and approximately four million of them are undocumented immigrants.

Conservative blocs in the U.S. Congress oppose the use of the consular documents as IDs, however. Derbez maintains that a ban on the use of Mexican consular IDs in the United States would "infringe upon norms established by the Vienna Convention regarding consular relations."

"We're open to continuing the necessary cooperation in order for the consular document to comply with the necessary requirements for domestic security - ours as well as that of the United States - but within our Vienna Convention rights," he insisted.
Last year, Mexico issued 1.04 million consular IDs, which are accepted by more than 800 U.S. towns and police departments and at least 122 banks and financial institutions. EFE

[mdmathis6]

you caught the irony too?

"So this is what it takes to get deported ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? "

[Chemist_Geek]

Lots of nasty people drown kittens because they don't want to look after them. Should these people be jailed also...?

According to Tancredo Fan, they ought to be executed.

[Mulder]

A citizen of El Salvador living in Michigan could face deportation if convicted of felony charges of torturing and killing an animal, Local 4 reported

You can take the immigrant out of the turd-world, but you can take the turd out of the immigrant.

[jjbrouwer]

Yes, yes... you may now flame away.

They used up their flame gun on me earlier ;)

It's that "nation of animal lovers" thing...

I remember when the IRA murdered a whole bunch of people in a mainland nail-bombing attack on Britain. People were more upset about the horse Sefton who was injured.

[jjbrouwer]

According to Tancredo Fan, they ought to be executed.

According to Tanc, I should be too!

[Mark was here]

Moral Equivalence Alert!

A dead cat = a dead human.

This is why the Orwellian named "Humane Society" kills cats by the bushel basket!

Was this guy a jerk? Certainly. Does he deserve more punishment than an abortion provider gets? Don't think so. Just deport him cause he is a foreigner.

[Centurion2000]

Looks like he's driving illegally too. Where did this illegal alien goombah get his license if any?

More importantly ... how did he get the care regsitered and inspected ?

[freeangel]

Today it's a kitten--tomorrow it's his daughter. And we CAN'T send him back because his daughter is a citizen. The libs would be screaming how cruel it would be to separate the family.

[jjbrouwer]

I'm not entirely convinced that because he kills a cat, he will necessarily hurt his daughter.

There again, Jeffrey Dahmer started off on cats.

It's quite shocking that he apparently did this in front of the child. Surely he could have just pulled the car over and let the moggy out if he didn't want it.