Do you see what the "Revolving door" of Illegal aliens, deported, coming back, deported again costs us?

[bothan]

Failure to Uphold Immigration Laws Leads to the Death of a Deputy Sheriff
Written by Ronald W. Mortensen - CIS.org
Tuesday, 26 January 2010 02:01

During the past several months, I have commented on the failure of law enforcement officials to enforce the nation's immigration laws, thereby giving illegal alien criminals an advantage that they should not have.
Law enforcement officials argue that they have to give illegal aliens a pass for violating immigration laws in order to gain their confidence and support. While this may work in some cases, it also leaves violent, criminal illegal aliens free to go about their business.
The most recent example of this can be found in a rural area in western Utah where an illegal alien has been accused of killing a female deputy sheriff.
The accused killer's immigration status should not have gone unnoticed in the small community where everyone knows everyone else. After all, he had been deported multiple times and been arrested twice for illegally reentering the United States. He had even served jail time for illegal entry.
In addition, he was a known drug dealer and had sold drugs to the brother of the deputy sheriff only minutes before he killed her.
His MySpace page showed him with firearms even though both as a convicted felon and an illegal alien he was not allowed to possess firearms.
He was apparently able to readily find employment with dairy farmers in the area even though he was not authorized to work in the United States.
This is a tragedy that did not have to happen. Had the accused killer served his first prison term of 15 years rather than being released and deported after just 14 months, or had he been given the maximum sentence for reentry into the United States, he would not have been back in the community.
Had the federal government controlled the border, he would not have been in the United States.
Had the sheriff and other law enforcement officials sought the assistance of immigration authorities, they could have arrested the accused murderer at any time for illegally reentering the United States and he could have been sentenced to a long prison term.
Had anyone viewing the MySpace page of the accused killer reported his illegal possession of firearms to law enforcement, he could have been arrested.
Had local dairy farmers used E-Verify rather than turning a blind eye to his illegal status, he would not have been able to find work and may have left the area.
And had citizens of the community truly understood that illegal aliens routinely commit multiple felonies to get jobs and that they foster a culture of corruption, they may have been less accommodating to the illegal aliens in their midst.
There is enough blame to go around in this case, but it is inexcusable for law enforcement officials to let a known illegal alien continue to live and work in their jurisdiction. Had they just used the immigration laws that are already on the books, they may have saved the life of one of their own.

[spengler]

Here is something we can print out and send to our Republican and Democrat leaders. Both are doing nothing to secure our border and are even going as far as accommodating the invasion of our country.

If you are a Republican

http://www.illegalaliens.us/images/gringo_de_mexico_r.jpg

If you are a Democrat

http://www.illegalaliens.us/images/gringo_de_mexico_d.jpg

I find that emails work fine too. There is a candidate that actually cares about what is happening to our country. His name is Ron Paul

June 18, 2007 -- ARLINGTON, VA – The Ron Paul campaign issued the following statement:

"As a congressman, Ron Paul has been a leader in the fight to end illegal immigration. He voted for a border fence, opposes the current Senate "compromise" bill, and introduced legislation to end birth right citizenship. Dr. Paul has consistently warned Americans about the looming menace of the North American Union and is the only presidential candidate calling for an end to welfare benefits, mandatory medical care and free education for illegal aliens.

"No leader in Washington has fought to end illegal immigration harder than Congressman Ron Paul," said Ron Paul 2008 campaign chairman Kent Snyder. "Dr. Paul knows that America must never grant amnesty to those who are in our country illegally."

The following are statements Dr. Paul has made in the U.S. House of Representatives:

-- "The much-vaunted Senate "compromise" on immigration is a compromise alright: a compromise of our laws, a compromise of our sovereignty, and a compromise of the Second Amendment. That anyone in Washington believes this is a credible approach to solving our immigration crisis suggests just how out of touch our political elites really are."

-- "If we reward millions who came here illegally, surely millions more will follow suit. Ten years from now we will be in the same position, with a whole new generation of lawbreakers seeking amnesty."

-- "...real national security cannot be achieved unless and until our borders are physically secured. It's as simple as that. All the talk about fighting terror and making America safer is meaningless without border security. It makes no sense to seek terrorists abroad if our own front door is left unlocked."

Source: Ron Paul campaign

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfJFcSF80dE

If nothing is done then we can expect this to keep happening.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6563297094349964910#

[jaren12]

so very true.

[galvin]

YES!!! and America desperately needs to do something to stop this. Illegal immigrants are flooding the country and are enjoying all of America's benefits but not having to "give back" anything. And on the topic of the alleged murder, you will most likely not be able to even prove the murder because people will try to say that you are discriminating against him. In my opinion, America has become way too "politically correct!"

[karlitis]

Wow Chris T must be really, really be so ignorant to think that Americans want jobs to kill each other like the illegals alien criminals mentioned in the article. It isn't that Americans do not want the jobs. It is because businesses use unfair business practices when competing with other businesses who follow the laws. If the businesses who follow the laws are rewarded instead of the illegal businesses and the illegal aliens, America and Americans would be much better off.


I say we use the drone predator plane they are using to find illegals in the deserts and wherever they are crossing at the border the same way it is used in Afghanistan and Iraq. Bombs finding their targets. That should deter them from wanting to keep coming back.

[vruyk]

That just tells us that Americans still don't want those jobs. If there weren't any jobs, they wouldn't come. Why don't you use your energy to get citizens off of welfare, off the couch and out to do these jobs?

[aenedleah10]

Maybe we should confiscate their sandals . Would that work ?