MABLETON, Ga
"Police! Policia! Open the door!" shouted the Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on a new push to round up immigrants who have been ordered deported for criminal convictions or visa violations.
"The new Atlanta-based fugitive team is one of seven the government is rolling out this week in an effort to show Congress that officers are aggressively going after illegals. "
"The team is focused on individuals who had their day in court," said Larry Orton, the supervisor for the Atlanta-based team. Primarily the team's focus is on fugitives who are threats to their communities such as convicted drunk drivers, gang members or any other non-criminal illegal aliens that they find during the raids.
4 comments:
At least Georgia is doing something about the illegal problem. That is a lot more that you can say about Oregon or Washington.
I am wondering if we should forget about rounding up illegal aliens here and deporting them, and concentrate on rounding up the governors, senators, and SecStates of Oregon and Washington and deporting them instead. That would surely be a major improvement, would it not?
Let's build prisons just for illegals and then charge the Mexican gov't for their upkeep.
Anon: your idea is a good onebut for one thing- The Mexican government ain't gonna pay the bill.
Maybe we should bill them, then after 6 months or so, send Guido and Bruno down to collect.
Our efforts should be against the Americans helping and harboring (or aiding and abetting) the illegals. If it isn't comfortable for them here, they will go somewhere else. Canada doesn't seem to mind visitors.
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