ICE announces results of Operation Border Guardian/Border Resolve
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Strategist
2017 Dec 18, 6:46pm
Strategist
2017 Dec 18, 6:46pm
Booger says
Out of 12 million illegals are there only 130 criminals? WTF. Every illegal criminal must be deported immediately. I want them out now. Please take a few of our legal criminals with you too, when you leave. We have no use for them.
One-hundred and thirty of the 650 had criminal convictions in addition to being in the country illegally, for crimes including but not limited to DUI, assault and battery, drug possession, domestic abuse and sexual assault.
Out of 12 million illegals are there only 130 criminals? WTF. Every illegal criminal must be deported immediately. I want them out now. Please take a few of our legal criminals with you too, when you leave. We have no use for them.
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anonymous
2017 Dec 18, 10:14pm
They could have gotten more than that at any Tyson food processing plant. Whoops, can;t go there, campaign contributions and all that.
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Booger
2018 Jan 10, 2:41pm
Booger
2018 Jan 10, 2:41pm
http://www.newsweek.com/trump-immigration-and-customs-enforcement-ice-raids-7-eleven-management-777220.
ICE RAIDS 100 7-ELEVEN STORES
According to the AP, the 7-Eleven stores served on Wednesday “will be required to produce documents showing they required work authorization.” Twenty-on people were arrested in all at locations in California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington states, plus Washington, D.C.
ICE RAIDS 100 7-ELEVEN STORES
According to the AP, the 7-Eleven stores served on Wednesday “will be required to produce documents showing they required work authorization.” Twenty-on people were arrested in all at locations in California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington states, plus Washington, D.C.
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RWSGFY
2018 Jan 10, 6:50pm
RWSGFY
2018 Jan 10, 6:50pm
anon_e144f says
I guess they didn't contribute in 2001....
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/20/us/tyson-foods-indicted-in-plan-to-smuggle-illegal-workers.html
They could have gotten more than that at any Tyson food processing plant. Whoops, can;t go there, campaign contributions and all that.
I guess they didn't contribute in 2001....
http://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/20/us/tyson-foods-indicted-in-plan-to-smuggle-illegal-workers.html
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BayArea
2018 Jan 11, 7:37am
BayArea
2018 Jan 11, 7:37am
Strategist says
Is every single illegal immigrant a criminal by definition? Or must they be an illegal immigrant and commit at least one additional crime (like jay-walking) before they are a criminal?
Booger saysOne-hundred and thirty of the 650 had criminal convictions in addition to being in the country illegally, for crimes including but not limited to DUI, assault and battery, drug possession, domestic abuse and sexual assault.
Out of 12 million illegals are there only 130 criminals? WTF. Every illegal criminal must be deported immediately. I want them out now. Please take a few of our legal criminals with you too, when you leave. We have no use for them.
Is every single illegal immigrant a criminal by definition? Or must they be an illegal immigrant and commit at least one additional crime (like jay-walking) before they are a criminal?
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Y
2018 Jan 11, 7:46am
Y
2018 Jan 11, 7:46am
Definition of illegal
: not according to or authorized by law
Definition of criminal
1 : relating to, involving, or being a crime
href="/post/1308700&#comment-1473741">BayArea says
: not according to or authorized by law
Definition of criminal
1 : relating to, involving, or being a crime
href="/post/1308700&#comment-1473741">BayArea says
Is every single illegal immigrant a criminal by definition
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zzyzzx
2018 Jan 11, 8:34am
zzyzzx
2018 Jan 11, 8:34am
anon_e144f says
7-11 did make campaign contributions to Trump.
First off the correct link to the article is this:
http://www.newsweek.com/trump-immigration-and-customs-enforcement-ice-raids-7-eleven-management-777220
Which states:
campaign contributions and all that.
7-11 did make campaign contributions to Trump.
First off the correct link to the article is this:
http://www.newsweek.com/trump-immigration-and-customs-enforcement-ice-raids-7-eleven-management-777220
Which states:
The enforcement effort at 7-Eleven comes with some irony. The company’s president and CEO, Joseph DePinto, contributed $2,000 to Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016, federal records show.
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:00am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:00am
APOCALYPSEFUCK_is_ADORABLE says
lol
The Trump campaign will send a picture of this guy with "$2000 bought him ass raping and AIDS in the federal pen. Safety starts at 8 figures."
lol
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:02am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:02am
BayArea says
Well if you cross into Mexico illegally, you get thrown in prison. You cross into Canada illegally, you are held as well.
I don't understand why the U.S is the only country expected to have porous borders and then once the illegals get in, you're supposed to spend taxpayer money to give them all sorts of entitlements.
Leftist assholes want Canada's health care system but they don't want Canada's illegal immigration policies. It's weird.
Is every single illegal immigrant a criminal by definition? Or must they be an illegal immigrant and commit at least one additional crime (like jay-walking) before they are a criminal?
Well if you cross into Mexico illegally, you get thrown in prison. You cross into Canada illegally, you are held as well.
I don't understand why the U.S is the only country expected to have porous borders and then once the illegals get in, you're supposed to spend taxpayer money to give them all sorts of entitlements.
Leftist assholes want Canada's health care system but they don't want Canada's illegal immigration policies. It's weird.
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 9:11am
Goran_K says
Please tell us specifics about the "Canada's illegal immigration policies." How are they tougher and better enforced than the American?
Goran_K says
If one likes a given country's health care system they must also like their immigration system? Not allowed to like one but not the other?
Canada's illegal immigration policies.
Please tell us specifics about the "Canada's illegal immigration policies." How are they tougher and better enforced than the American?
Goran_K says
Leftist assholes want Canada's health care system but they don't want Canada's illegal immigration policies. It's weird.
If one likes a given country's health care system they must also like their immigration system? Not allowed to like one but not the other?
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 9:14am
Goran_K says
Speaking of porous borders, when I drive into Mexico, nobody even checks my documents. When I fly to EU, the immigration officer looks at my doc's and waves me in without any words spoken. When I cross into the US, I am subject to an interrogation.
why the U.S is the only country expected to have porous borders
Speaking of porous borders, when I drive into Mexico, nobody even checks my documents. When I fly to EU, the immigration officer looks at my doc's and waves me in without any words spoken. When I cross into the US, I am subject to an interrogation.
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zzyzzx
2018 Jan 11, 9:43am
zzyzzx
2018 Jan 11, 9:43am
County Commissioner Proposes Idea to Use Bounty Hunters to Catch Cape’s ‘Criminal Illegal Aliens’
https://www.capecod.com/newscenter/beaty-proposes-idea-to-use-bounty-hunters-to-catch-capes-criminal-illegal-aliens/
https://www.capecod.com/newscenter/beaty-proposes-idea-to-use-bounty-hunters-to-catch-capes-criminal-illegal-aliens/
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:49am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:49am
FP says
Sure. If you are caught crossing illegally into Canada, you are arrested usually by RCMP.
From there you are taken to the closest CBSA POE to be held and then eventually questioned by law enforcement for why you illegally crossed into Canada.
After getting a health check, and then determined if you are "asylum eligible" (which most aren't), or "inadmissible" you are held until deportation. Fines, or even jail time can also be imposed. If you are dealing in illegal trade, you will see prison time and fines in the thousands. This man got 2 months in jail for illegally entering.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/alien-enters-canada-on-air-mattress-1.3755079
Please tell us specifics about the "Canada's illegal immigration policies." How are they tougher and better enforced than the American?
Sure. If you are caught crossing illegally into Canada, you are arrested usually by RCMP.
From there you are taken to the closest CBSA POE to be held and then eventually questioned by law enforcement for why you illegally crossed into Canada.
After getting a health check, and then determined if you are "asylum eligible" (which most aren't), or "inadmissible" you are held until deportation. Fines, or even jail time can also be imposed. If you are dealing in illegal trade, you will see prison time and fines in the thousands. This man got 2 months in jail for illegally entering.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/alien-enters-canada-on-air-mattress-1.3755079
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:51am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 9:51am
FP says
Yes, people pick and choose what they want based on their political ideology and beliefs. It's not because "certain countries do things better", it's "I want a system that does this, even though i LIVE in a country that doesn't do it this way, so I'm going to make some false claim that some other country does it better, and constantly bitch about wanting that system here instead of moving to that country which does it the way I want."
In a nut shell. All very weak reasoning.
If one likes a given country's health care system they must also like their immigration system? Not allowed to like one but not the other?
Yes, people pick and choose what they want based on their political ideology and beliefs. It's not because "certain countries do things better", it's "I want a system that does this, even though i LIVE in a country that doesn't do it this way, so I'm going to make some false claim that some other country does it better, and constantly bitch about wanting that system here instead of moving to that country which does it the way I want."
In a nut shell. All very weak reasoning.
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 9:58am
Goran_K says
Nothing wrong with wanting to change/improve things the country you live. What is wrong with observing how things are done in other countries and learning from them?
Yes, people pick and choose what they want based on their political ideology and beliefs. It's not because "certain countries do things better", it's "I want a system that does this, even though i LIVE in a country that doesn't do it this way
Nothing wrong with wanting to change/improve things the country you live. What is wrong with observing how things are done in other countries and learning from them?
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 9:59am
Goran_K says
So if one does not like something (out of many aspects) in the country they live, they should move to another country, rather than try to change things? Quite a logic!
constantly bitch about wanting that system here instead of moving to that country which does it the way I want.
So if one does not like something (out of many aspects) in the country they live, they should move to another country, rather than try to change things? Quite a logic!
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MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 10:12am
MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 10:12am
FP, Welfare States are a social contract. People agree to tax themselves to get some entitlements/safety net. People agree to have politicians fund industries so high tech jobs of the future are available for their kids.
Mass Immigration breaks the contract because people who haven't contributed into the system begin receiving benefits. Foreigners arrive, legally and illegally, and and take the jobs the previous generation agreed to subsidize for their children. Not the children of the World.
That's why a welfare state and immigration are incompatible.
Mass Immigration breaks the contract because people who haven't contributed into the system begin receiving benefits. Foreigners arrive, legally and illegally, and and take the jobs the previous generation agreed to subsidize for their children. Not the children of the World.
That's why a welfare state and immigration are incompatible.
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 10:17am
TwoScoopsPlissken says
TwoScoops, this is beyond the point (of my exchange with Goran) but Canada and Australia. Canada has more immigration per capita than the US.
That's why a welfare state and immigration are incompatible.
TwoScoops, this is beyond the point (of my exchange with Goran) but Canada and Australia. Canada has more immigration per capita than the US.
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 10:25am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 10:25am
FP says
Illegal immigration? I know leftist tend to conflate the two but there is a difference between immigration and illegal immigration.
TwoScoops, this is beyond the point (of my exchange with Goran) but Canada and Australia. Canada has more immigration per capita than the US.
Illegal immigration? I know leftist tend to conflate the two but there is a difference between immigration and illegal immigration.
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 10:26am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 10:26am
TwoScoopsPlissken says
This is why illegal immigration is so disastrous to a society. You won't see UK, Japan, or Canada accept illegal immigration like leftist have here in the U.S. It's basic logic that illegals are a break in the social contract.
Mass Immigration breaks the contract because people who haven't contributed into the system begin receiving benefits. Foreigners arrive, legally and illegally, and and take the jobs the previous generation agreed to subsidize for their children. Not the children of the World.
That's why a welfare state and immigration are incompatible.
This is why illegal immigration is so disastrous to a society. You won't see UK, Japan, or Canada accept illegal immigration like leftist have here in the U.S. It's basic logic that illegals are a break in the social contract.
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missing
2018 Jan 11, 10:38am
Goran_K says
"interrogation" - a hyperbole to describe the usual (for most people, not me alone) US border crossing process in comparison(!) to that of the other countries that I mentioned previously
FP saysNowhere did I say that I have been detained in the US. Stop insinuating.
"When I cross into the US, I am subject to an interrogation."
"interrogation" - a hyperbole to describe the usual (for most people, not me alone) US border crossing process in comparison(!) to that of the other countries that I mentioned previously
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MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 11:05am
What promise is she talking about? I'm not aware of any consensus promising the children of Illegals that they'd be naturalized.
MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 11:05am
What promise is she talking about? I'm not aware of any consensus promising the children of Illegals that they'd be naturalized.
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 11:07am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 11:07am
Elizabeth Warren's rant can be summarized like this, "DREAMERS are future Democrat voters, I don't care that they take opportunities away from actual citizens, I'll take the 100% Democrat vote every single time."
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MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 11:08am
MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Jan 11, 11:08am
FP says
Just a general observation that popped in my head reading your back and forth. Please continue!
TwoScoops, this is beyond the point (of my exchange with Goran) but Canada and Australia. Canada has more immigration per capita than the US.
Just a general observation that popped in my head reading your back and forth. Please continue!
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Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 11:14am
Goran_K
2018 Jan 11, 11:14am
FP says
I did, and I don't think you've explained your claim enough. Who is "most people"? Are you saying that most people get interrogated or stopped by the TSA? Do you have any data that shows your situation is how "most people" experience travel into the United States?
It's not my experience at all.
I wore: "for most people. Do you read the comment you respond to?
I did, and I don't think you've explained your claim enough. Who is "most people"? Are you saying that most people get interrogated or stopped by the TSA? Do you have any data that shows your situation is how "most people" experience travel into the United States?
It's not my experience at all.
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Patrick
2018 Jan 11, 2:31pm
Patrick
2018 Jan 11, 2:31pm
Goran_K says
Just to show I mean it, I'm deleting this one too.
I really don't want to be talking about individuals on the forum at all. The word "you" is a big red flag that the comment is about a user.
Why are you being detained in the U.S every time you enter?
Just to show I mean it, I'm deleting this one too.
I really don't want to be talking about individuals on the forum at all. The word "you" is a big red flag that the comment is about a user.
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Patrick
2018 Jan 11, 2:36pm
Patrick
2018 Jan 11, 2:36pm
Hell, I deleted a dozen more that were basically a flame war.
Happy to see the site die if all it is is flame wars.
Happy to see the site die if all it is is flame wars.
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Booger
2018 Mar 22, 2:47pm
Booger
2018 Mar 22, 2:47pm
https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-hsi-texarkana-arrests-120-people-during-illegal-cockfighting-event.
ICE HSI Texarkana arrests 120 people during illegal cockfighting event.
ICE HSI Texarkana arrests 120 people during illegal cockfighting event.
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anonymous
2018 Mar 22, 2:51pm
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Shaman
2019 Jun 22, 7:46am
Shaman
2019 Jun 22, 7:46am
HonkpilledMaster says
On the contrary: Trump offered a blanket amnesty for DACA folks if Congress would get serious about immigration reform.
Warren and her ilk said no, and never even tried to make a deal. Clearly, they aren’t serious about legalizing DACA either, and all their rhetoric is just political hot air.
What promise is she talking about? I'm not aware of any consensus promising the children of Illegals that they'd be naturalized.
On the contrary: Trump offered a blanket amnesty for DACA folks if Congress would get serious about immigration reform.
Warren and her ilk said no, and never even tried to make a deal. Clearly, they aren’t serious about legalizing DACA either, and all their rhetoric is just political hot air.
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clambo
2019 Jun 22, 1:21pm
Because I am bilingual I know a ton of illegals, both in California and Florida.
They run the gamut from a Colombian who over stayed her tourist visa to young illiterates from southern Mexico, to Guatemalans who never saw a toilet before they arrived.
They all know that they are stealing our benefits, and use all available methods to game the system.
Not only them, I know Japanese females who married for a visa then divorced.
I have been asked to marry; Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Colombian, Venezuelan females. Some offered compensation; Latinas offered pussy and promises of money later. No way Jose.
The “dreamers” can go home and will get along just fine, as will the rest of them.
Round them up and send them back, all of them.
They run the gamut from a Colombian who over stayed her tourist visa to young illiterates from southern Mexico, to Guatemalans who never saw a toilet before they arrived.
They all know that they are stealing our benefits, and use all available methods to game the system.
Not only them, I know Japanese females who married for a visa then divorced.
I have been asked to marry; Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Colombian, Venezuelan females. Some offered compensation; Latinas offered pussy and promises of money later. No way Jose.
The “dreamers” can go home and will get along just fine, as will the rest of them.
Round them up and send them back, all of them.
https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-announces-results-operation-border-guardianborder-resolve#
WASHINGTON – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) deportation officers apprehended 650 individuals during a four-day operation last week, Operation Border Guardian/Border Resolve, which targeted individuals who entered the country as unaccompanied alien children (UACs) and family units.
This operation was the second iteration of Operation Border Guardian/Border Resolve which first took place in January and February 2016 in response to the significant spike in families and UACs from Central America attempting to illegally cross the southern border.
All of the individuals targeted during this operation had been issued a final order of removal by a federal immigration judge, and had no appeals or motions to re-open their case pending before the nation’s immigration courts.
Of the 650 arrested nationwide July 23 to 26, 73 were members of family units and 120 entered the country illegally as UACs. An additional 457 others encountered during this operation were also arrested.
One-hundred and thirty of the 650 had criminal convictions in addition to being in the country illegally, for crimes including but not limited to DUI, assault and battery, drug possession, domestic abuse and sexual assault.
The UACs targeted for arrest during this operation had either reached the age of 18 or were at least 16 and had criminal histories and/or suspected gang ties.