For some idiotic reason Obama has order the release of 36,000 illegal criminals. They apparently are not being shipped out of the country. This 36,000 includes murderers and rapist. IMO he should be impeached for this. Obama wants immigration reform, and I agree. He needs to preform the duties of the office he was elected to and close the border. Use the military if necessary. Close the border tight. It will keep out illegal aliens, drugs, and terrorist.
I have no problem with illegal immigration, quite the opposite. I'd be willing to help anyone get in.
Anyone, including murderers and rapists? Well, then there is nothing to debate with you. - - - Updated - - - But logical1, it is an election year and this will help the democrats win. If some people have to die so the democrats can win the election, don't you think it is worth it?
I have nothing against illegal immigration in itself. I have something against raping and murdering lol. If they've done those then I obviously have a problem with them.
Try this on for size!!! Here’s a breakdown of some of the 88,000 convictions: 193 homicide convictions (including one willful killing of a public official with gun) 426 sexual assault convictions 303 kidnapping convictions 1,075 aggravated assault convictions 1,160 stolen vehicle convictions 9,187 dangerous drug convictions 16,070 drunk or drugged driving convictions 303 flight escape convictions Here’s an excerpt from a separate report from the Center for Immigration Studies detailing some of the crimes committed by illegal aliens released by ICE: From http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...released-36k-criminal-illegal-aliens-in-2013/ Still trying to defend it?
Sure. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/may/12/feds-released-hundreds-immigrant-murderers-drunken/
LOL The Washington times is a right wing rag mag. And your "article" had no official source for these idiotic statistics aside from "according to records" "Immigration officials knowingly released dozens of murderers and thousands of drunken drivers back into the U.S. in 2013, according to Obama administration statistics that could undercut the presidentÂ’s argument that he is trying to focus on the most serious criminals in his immigration enforcement." What kind of source is this ?! LOL
Hopefully most of these criminals will be staying in the cesspool cities on both coasts where most of the liberals are.
Then you're fine the al Qaeda terrorists illegally entering America to cause mayhem and death? Hmm.... I guess Mohammad Atta and his 18 friends were a pals of yours.
If you have evidence to that effect feel free to hang em high. I have no problem with illegal immigration in itself.
I see this as a direct violation of America's laws. If these illegal aliens have been convicted of crimes they should be deported after serving their sentences. If Obama wants to reduce immigration detention he should be deporting more illegals, especially those convicted of crimes.
This was what was released over a year ago. But I'd like to ask if we can't afford to keep them in jail and we can't afford to deport them, how in hell can we afford to put thousands of border patrol on our border to secure it as both Parties are claiming they will do if we allow immigration reform? Does anyone really think those extra patrol will be working more than a year or so before they pull them off because of money restraints and we are right back where we've always been with millions more sneaking in? How many of you are willing to let them do that? How many are willing to E=mail your representative and tell them no immigration reform until they pass a law punishing business for knowingly hiring illegals? That is the only way we can keep most of them from sneaking in here. http://www.contactingthecongress.org/ Thousands of immigrants released from jail because of budget cuts By ALICIA A. CALDWELL Associated Press Published: 14 March 2013 11:21 AM Updated: 14 March 2013 11:21 AM WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration contradicted itself Thursday, acknowledging to Congress that it had, in fact, released more than 2,000 illegal immigrants from immigration jails due to budget constraints during three weeks in February. Four deemed especially dangerous have been placed back in jail. The administration had claimed only a "few hundred immigrants" were released for budgetary reasons, challenging as inaccurate an Associated Press report that 2,000 immigrants had been released and that 3,000 more would be released this month. However, the director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, John Morton, testified Thursday that his agency released 2,228 illegal immigrants for what he called "solely budgetary reasons." Morton and other agency officials spoke during a hearing by a House appropriations subcommittee. He told lawmakers that the decision to release the immigrants was not discussed in advance with political appointees, including those in the White House and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. He said the pending automatic cuts known as sequestration was "driving in the background." "We were trying to live within the budget that Congress had provided us," Morton told lawmakers. "This was not a White House call. I take full responsibility." The subcommittee chairman, Rep. John Carter, R-Texas, pressed Morton about the agency's claims that immigrants were routinely released, and Morton acknowledged that the release of more than 2,000 immigrants was not routine. "At the time this release started, the president of the United States was going around the country telling people what the pain was going to be from sequester," Carter said. "That's a fact. That was the atmosphere. It was Chicken Little, the sky is falling almost." Morton told Carter that more immigrants were released in Texas than in any other state but did not name other states where they were released. The AP, citing internal budget documents, reported exclusively on March 1 that the administration had released more than 2,000 illegal immigrants since Feb. 15 and planned to release 3,000 more in March due to looming budget cuts, but Napolitano said days later that the AP's report was "not really accurate" and that the story had developed "its own mythology." "Several hundred are related to sequester, but it wasn't thousands," Napolitano said March 4 at a Politico-sponsored event. On March 5, the House Judiciary Committee publicly released an internal ICE document that it said described the agency's plans to release thousands of illegal immigrants before March 31. The document was among those reviewed independently by the AP for its story days earlier. The immigrants who were released still eventually face deportation and are required to appear for upcoming court hearings. But they are no longer confined in immigration jails, where advocacy experts say they cost about $164 per day per person. Immigrants who are granted supervised release - with conditions that can include mandatory check-ins, home visits and GPS devices - cost the government from 30 cents to $14 a day, according to the National Immigration Forum, a group that advocates on behalf of immigrants. Morton said Thursday that among the immigrants released were 10 people considered the highest level of offender. Morton said that although that category of offender can include people convicted of aggravated felonies, many of the people released were facing financial crimes. Four of the most serious offenders have been put back in detention. Other people released include immigrants who had faced multiple drunken driving offenses, misdemeanor crimes and traffic offenses, Morton said. After the administration challenged the AP's reporting, ICE said it didn't know how many people had been released for budget reasons but would review its records. http://www.dallasnews.com/news/loca...released-from-jail-because-of-budget-cuts.ece
