[AppyPappy]

So it worked.

If it keeps illegals off the road, I’m for it. Most DUI checkpoints are a boon around here but they don’t do them often because it results in too many Mexican getting arrested

[relictele]

So it worked.

Correlation, not causation. Schoolboy error.

You apparently haven't paid attention to the coverage of mobile phone users warning each other of such checkpoints which also contributes to their futility and has the fine-addicted 'authorities' hopping mad.

But those are just details. Are there any other Constitutional rights you'd like to dispose of? It's more efficient to do it all at once.

[oh8eleven]

So it worked. If it keeps illegals off the road, I’m for it.
Yeah, screw that Constitution, Americans don't need it as long as we stop the illegals.
Same mentality as the anti-gun loons ... take away the 2nd Amendment and we'll stop "gun violence."

[NELSON111]

Yep...so turn in those guns...if if it saves just one little kid...it’s worth it. Screw that 2nd amendment!

[Robert A Cook PE]

So it worked.

If it keeps illegals off the road, I’m for it. Most DUI checkpoints are a boon around here but they don’t do them often because it results in too many Mexican getting arrested

Re-read the story. Out of over 1000 people stopped “randomly” by the cops in Southern California, NO arrests were made.

Apparently, NONE were illegal aliens?

OK, so NONE were drunk drivers....

But NONE were wanted by the cops for warrants or bail offenses or driving without a license?
NONE carrying drugs?
NONE were smoking marijuana or already high on meth or speed?

Where did they do the traffic stop? At the exit of a nuclear power plant after shift change? Did they "catch-and-release" all of the illegal aliens they did find to appease Obama's constituencies in the DOJ and HSA?