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3 more for the first plane out of the country….

After they serve their time, of course.

No. I think we need to take all the tax money we spend on housing illegal immigrants in our prison system, put it toward building a wall along the ENTIRE Mexican/American border, and then send this idiots home on a plane before they get to live in our prison system. Which, while distasteful to many, is a hell of a lot better than other prison systems and other nations.

I am sick of my tax dollars going to support those who break our laws from the second they walk into this nation, who murder, drive drunk, rape, rob, and drug traffic while their amnesty supporters whine they just want “opportunity” in America.

Sanctuary no more. Amnesty never!

who aided and abetted them in staying here

George Bush

How do we survive this folks?
Thanks Bush.

And Bush has the nerve of touting ‘Hispanic Family Values’ that do not stop at ‘Rio Grande’…
Behind Bush’s ‘family values’ and ‘jobs Americans don’t do’, is the secret untold deal with his rich corporate to provide unlimited cheap labor. Gosh! Can’t believe Americans are so silly to believe the’family value’ crap as they get raped and murdered each day. Oh, and in Bush band-wagon are DHS chief, mayors and city councils that pass/approve/reaffirm the ’sanctuary’ policy. Needless to say no city mayor/city council member gets murdered or raped. See how politicians sell hard-working, tax-paying Americans out?
Tom Tancredo has rightly called for legal action against maors and city council that has aproved ’sanctuary’ policy for their cities: http://www.teamtancredo.typepad.com

For those who do not know, Rudy Giuliani passed / approved ’santuary policy for NY city TWICE. Not only that, Rudy went to court to protect the ’sanctuary’ policy. By becoming president guess Rudy wants to turn USA into a ’sanctuary’ country. Too late Rudy, Bush has already seen to that.

I still think he’s a real pant-load – and would have respected him a smidgen more if, as I said, he’d have initiated the apology quickly.

What we need to know now is how these suspects got into the country, who aided and abetted them in staying here, who employed them if they had jobs, whose identities they stole if they had fake papers, and who released them if they had ever been caught and let go by judges/immigration courts before.MM

Nobody else says this stuff. This is what the system needs to start doing.

On September 14th, 2007 at 8:49 pm, calamityville said:
The macho spitter just said he was sorry.

In case anyone missed it last night ( I don’t see any other comments about it here, but could be wrong ):

Yes – The Great Spitball himself “apologized” for his ’spitting’ comments towards Michelle. It was on O’Reilly, and O’Reilly himself brought the subject up at the end of their segment.

When Bill O did bring it up, Geraldo went into this great act of body language, shifting, head shaking as if to say, “Oh, yeah, I screwed up”… then went on to say that he was speaking in the heat of the moment, was all emotional at the time and it just came out.

He apologized, said he wouldn’t do that, that he’s not a spitter, etc…

In all honesty, I got the feeling while watching it that this was a “forced” segment – that someone got the word and someone told him to do this, or at least told Bill to do it. It seemed contrived.

The most telling portion of that assessment is that Bill O’Reilly was the one who brought up the incident.

If Geraldo was a man, and truly felt remorse for what he’d said, he would have initiated the topic – or come on within 48 hours asking for 5 minutes of airtime to apologize.

I don’t buy it.

We have enough of raping women by our own citizens.

How in the hell are we supposed to “accept” these illegals when situations such as this occur on a regular basis.

I cannot go anywhere and make eye contact with any Hispanic male, regarding those that are laborers, fearing they are of the same mentality as those above.

I am sure there are some good people that are illegal, but I trust NO ONE, unfortunately. Those that have been subcontracted to work on my house give me the creeps. They just stare at you and talk about you knowing you do not understand a word of what they say.

This open border fiasco has led to fear and distrust just within our own neighborhoods.
The Hispanic culture believes abusing women is a right. At least that is what some farmers around here say about their field workers. I can see it just watching Hispanics interact..those that are not Americanized in particular.

How do we survive this folks?
Thanks Bush.

I got quick, simple, inexpensive solutions, but Cheroff doesn’t consult me.