[dragnet2]

The arrests of Marcos Felipe Ramirez, 31, Darniel Ordónez Jimenez, 30, and Andres Felipe Morales, 29

Someone said the other day there were few if any illegals in Florida...What a sad joke.

[ridesthemiles]

CAN WE CLONE THIS SHERIFF NATIONWIDE????

[V_TWIN]

Picked the absolute wrong state and absolutely the wrong Attorney General for this.

This ain’t NY or cali.

[Hyman Roth]

I heard some old man on my TV saying the border is secure

[Nifster]

I didn’t know that a park could abduct someone

[elpadre]

These people are given a free ride on entry, transportation, subsistence, everything. They think they are above the law because they are here to transform America into whatever Obama/Biden wants.

[Midwesterner53]

Hey Amigos, you’re not in California/New York anymore. Get ready.

[frank ballenger]

In 2017 Trump worked to do something about crimes by illegals.

Good 2017 Heritage Foundation article.
https://www.heritage.org/immigration/commentary/what-the-media-wont-tell-you-about-illegal-immigration-and-criminal-activity

Item #3 of the 27% of prisoners at that early time:
Every crime committed by an illegal alien is one that wouldn’t have occurred if that alien wasn’t in the United States in the first place.

[frank ballenger]

Last week employees of least one news source were told to omit “who had been deported” or “who was from XX country and in the US illegally” and so on. Keep us in the dark.

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Some earlier website guidance——
Journalist Stylebook
Reference Guide
Offensive Terms To Avoid
Offensive: “illegal immigrant,” “illegal alien,” and the shorthand i-word used as
a noun,“illegals” are inaccurate by legal and journalistic standards.
Use instead: “unauthorized immigrant,” “undocumented Immigrant,” or “immigrant without papers.” It is acceptable to use migrant or foreign national;
when possible use a specific reference to nationality (e.g. Briton, Cambodian,
Canadian, Jamaican, Mexican, Pakistani).
Offensive: “anchor baby”
Use instead: “citizen child of undocumented immigrants.”
Offensive: “illegal worker”
Use Instead: “undocumented worker”
Offensive: “undocumented alien”
Use Instead: “undocumented immigrant”or “immigrants entering without
inspection,” “immigrant seeking status.” Use accurate and nuanced descriptors
that are specific to the stories of the people you are writing about
From Drop the iWord in www.raceforward.org/
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Another
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Recognizing that the terms “alien” and “illegal alien” dehumanize human beings and rationalize their harsh treatment, news services now refer to undocumented immigrants. For similar reasons, a proposed immigration reform bill would replace “alien” with “noncitizen” in the U.S. immigration laws.

Reference to a suspected criminal’s undocumented status in a news story also may be problematic. Consider this March 8, 2022 Fox News headline: “Gunman who Killed Three Daughters in California Church was in US Illegally.” By tapping into popular stereotypes, such references inflame passions about—and in effect constitute subtle racial code for—Latina/o immigrants. The salacious reference to a person’s immigration status results in the same kinds of damages as referring to an “African American” criminal defendant, which best journalistic practices generally prohibit. Such references to immigrant status generally should be similarly avoided in crime news stories.
From /lawprofessors.typepad.com

[Pearfect]

ALL DOWN TO BIDEN AND THE DEMOCRATS.

[Uncle Miltie]

[metmom]

Castrate them and ship them back.