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Dozens of MS-13 and other gang members released by 'sanctuary' policies
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2018 Apr 18, 4:40pm 1,865 views 4 comments
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Ceffer
2018 Apr 18, 6:18pm
Ceffer
2018 Apr 18, 6:18pm
Gotta keep the drug pipelines open for the skels and the "homeless" aka earth wandering addicts/bums.
It seems there is more to the amnesty policies than mere libby delusional "compassion", since the corruption of drug money runs deep.
It seems there is more to the amnesty policies than mere libby delusional "compassion", since the corruption of drug money runs deep.
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Strategist
2018 Apr 18, 10:09pm
Strategist
2018 Apr 18, 10:09pm
someone else says
This is insane. I want these animals shot, not given refuge in California.
According to ICE, two-thirds of the 142 suspected gang members that ICE wanted to deport were released in California.
This is insane. I want these animals shot, not given refuge in California.
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RWSGFY
2018 Apr 18, 10:43pm
RWSGFY
2018 Apr 18, 10:43pm
Strategist says
Nobody cares what you want. Your job is to pay taxes.
someone else saysAccording to ICE, two-thirds of the 142 suspected gang members that ICE wanted to deport were released in California.
This is insane. I want these animals shot, not given refuge in California.
Nobody cares what you want. Your job is to pay taxes.
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Strategist
2018 Apr 18, 11:13pm
Strategist
2018 Apr 18, 11:13pm
Satoshi_Nakamoto says
Thanks for nothing.
Strategist sayssomeone else saysAccording to ICE, two-thirds of the 142 suspected gang members that ICE wanted to deport were released in California.
This is insane. I want these animals shot, not given refuge in California.
Nobody cares what you want. Your job is to pay taxes.
Thanks for nothing.
The Department of Homeland Security says that so-called ‘sanctuary’ states shielded dozens of alleged MS-13 gang members from deportation during an eight-month period between 2016 and 2017.
The findings were provided to the Senate Judiciary Committee by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – the federal agency responsible for deporting undocumented migrants.
According to ICE, two-thirds of the 142 suspected gang members that ICE wanted to deport were released in California.