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Ed Mahmoud abu al-Kahoul said: You know, building a big multi-thousand acre holding facility somewhere near Sierra Blanca, Texas, out in the desert and the middle of nowhere, could return hundreds of unemployed contruction workers to the job, and then provide jobs to prison guards, and all the support people that would provide basic services to the illegals prison and town for the prison workers and their faimilies.

You know… that there is part of the problem concerning the criminals that pour across our border to do their crime here in the USA rather than their home country. Think about it from their perspective – there are better looking and softer woman to rape, a lot more loot around to steal, soft liberal infected courts to sympathize with your deprived childhood circumstances and .. prisons that “provide basic services” to the prisoners that by far better than what they possibly could imagine getting on the OUTSIDE of a prison back in their home country. Better food, free medical care, TV, exercise equipment, yada…

Illegals who commit crimes in the USA should be thrown in SPECIAL prisons – ones funds solely by cash sent by the government of their home country to house them here. Those governments can have a CHOICE – either do that and PAY for them to be here or take em’ BACK right a way instead of clogging our courts trying to keep them from coming back.

I did not regard his comment as sympathetic to their breaking our laws.

On the other hand, I am sympathetic to their situation. They are desperate. Our traitorous leaders lead them to believe they can get money by coming here to work as what is almost slave labor.

I don’t blame them. I blame McCain and his ilk. Nothing but damned racists exploiting desperate people for cheap labor.

Enforce the laws. If we need more workers, speed up the citizenship process. It’s not as if there aren’t millions of law abiding immigrants waiting in line for a shot at freedom.

On September 30th, 2009 at 12:39 pm, EMT Bill said:

I don’t have any “friends who are here out of status.” I don’t knowingly consort with people who hold my country’s laws in disdain. I served with several non-citizens in the United States Army who were serving so they could become citizens. I have no sympathy for anyone who wants the benefits of living in the United States without proper documentation, even if they’d rather “be in their home country.”

Hope is not a plan; not all change is good. WE are the civilian national security force! Just say, NO! to healthcare for illegal aliens on YOUR dime! Just say, NO! to the “public option!” The resistance is here; the resistance is now! RESIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ECS

Is Barack H Obama a secret Republican?

Illegal immigrants convicted of a felony are subject to deportation.

Haven’t read all the comments so this may have been said already. WTF? How about ANYONE here illegally for any reason be subject to deportation? Why wait till they are a felon? This guy should be provided transportaion home and the bill for transportation and court charges sent to the Guatemalan gov’t. If they refuse to apy, we keep track of it and deduct it from any $’s they receive from the US.

Criminals like this guy are generally not anything like the animals who beat people to death on our streets or the predators who rape 13 year olds. These guys are mostly just trying to make a better life under the rules we make and enforce. It’s not their fault we are such idiots we keep electing as*****s who call us raaaaacists for wanting them to control our border.

“he certainly came up with the money to get here, let him provide his own ticket back or face a very long jail term with Sheriff Joe in a tent city…pink jammies, pbj’s 3 times a day and chain gang work on the border fence or picking up trash in the desert!!”

It is MUCH cheaper to send them home.

In my conversations with my friends who are here “out of status” I have found that, to a person, they would prefer to be in their home country.