[Mark]

“Chances are, when we go to their homes or places of business, we’re going to find other illegal aliens that weren’t even on our radar to begin with; now they’re on our radar,” Homan said. “Sanctuary cities protecting their communities? No. They put communities more at risk for more arrests.”

A Big thank you, California, San Francisco, Los Angeles! ICE is doing much better in enforcing the law.

[kaehurowing]

If they are in this country illegally, they are criminals.

[b4me]

“much of it was against noncriminal undocumented immigrants”

lie.

being in the UsofA undocumented is illegal which means it’s a crime = criminal.

[tomkat]

Unfortunately, much of it was against noncriminal undocumented immigrants.

Sadly, the absurdity of that statement will fly right over the heads of more people than one cares to imagine.

[Teotwawki]

So if 10.8% did not have a criminal record at all, the math let’s us know that 89.2% did have a criminal record.

[polymuser]

“Of the 143,470 administrative arrests made in fiscal year 2017, more than one in four of those arrested did not have a criminal conviction, with 10.8 percent not having any criminal record at all. ”

Played the other way: Almost three out of four of them had a criminal conviction, with 89.2% of them having a criminal record.

[forgotten man]

ICE agents have lots of vans with seating for plenty of passengers. Jerry Brown does not want ICE agents going into the jails, so ICE is going to give him what he is asking for. Cue the Frankie Laine theme song for “Rawhide.” “Round ‘em up move ‘em out, Rawhide!”

[onedoug]

This editorial board demonstrates their complete idiocy with this nonsense.

This degree of stupidity should embarrass them to where they’d be ashamed to show their faces anywhere in public. But of course they’re too stupid to realize even that.

[mosesdapoet]

New Tax reform with 10$G limit is starting tp work.

[Lurkinanloomin]

There are NO noncriminal illegal aliens.

They MUST commit crimes to remain here illegally.
Document and benefit fraud and illegal employment are the tip of the iceberg.

[Seaplaner]

At the very least, it is something that supporters of sanctuary policies should consider, especially in California, where Senate Bill 54 was recently enacted to limit state cooperation with federal immigration officials. The law, which was built up over the course of a year primarily as a show of some California lawmakers’ resistance to the Trump administration, could end up putting many noncriminal undocumented immigrants at risk of being caught up in immigration enforcement efforts.

Oh, darn.

BTW!

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BTW = Build The Wall!

[zeestephen]

Re: More than one in four of those arrested did not have a criminal conviction.

Is that language deliberately deceptive?

The absence of a “criminal conviction” can include illegal immigrants who have failed to show up for a criminal trial, which, from memory, is more than 100,000.

It would also include illegals who are gang members with no USA criminal record.