"President Calls For Immigation Enforcement Review"
 

Something for the righties to really get up in arms over...:rolleyes: You heard it here first.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...dd1394&hpid=z9

For the record, there is a review in place to determine whether or not immigration enforcement under our current President is being too harsh?

Think about that the next time some undereducated Righty tries to sell that we're being soft on immigration...

Can't slip anything by you Zeke. ;)

Difference between amnesty and enforcement dudes.

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:D

Pete

Yes, I know Brer Rabbit. I thought my snark preceded me...:rolleyes:

Of the deportees:
How many are criminals?

How many are people caught at the border?

It is not amnesty as there will be fines and a waiting period. It was amnesty when Saint Ronnie did it.

I did it by the law, it cost my about to be employer $2500 for my H1B and it cost me $1200 for the same lawyer for my green card. I have forgotten the fees for naturalization but they were there.

Wrong question my friend.;)

How many are mothers, fathers, sons and daughters yearning for a better life?

Wrong to ask about the number of criminals deported?

Not really, just trying to lend some perspective as to why so many folks come here from their own impoverished countries. We are first and foremost a nation of immigrants, it's been the engine that propels us forward. It's sad that so many want to bar the gate behind themselves.

Criminality is in the eye of the beholder, just ask the 'Baggers. They think that anyone here illegally is a criminal who should be deported. There should be a middle way is where I'm coming from.

Any Bagger who feels that way should be forced to disclose when his family got here on a boat.

And promptly deported. ;)

AFAIK being undocumented is a civil offense not criminal but Don will know better.

You are making assumptions about my question.

The President is under pressure to ease up on deportation. I would like to
get a picture of whom he is deporting.

There are real criminals who need deporting...kidnappers, pedophiles, gang bangers, human traffickers etc.

We have been invaded by a lot very dangerous people from especially El Salvador, Quatemala, Honduras and Mexico.

These countries are even afraid of some of these people whom we have deported.

This might help Don



" Fiscal year 2011 saw 396,906 deportations, the largest number in the history of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement; of those, 216,698 had been convicted of crimes, including:[76]

• 44,653 convicted of "drug-related crimes"
• 35,927 convicted of driving under the influence
• 5,848 convicted of sexual offenses
• 1,119 convicted of homicide "

Wikipedia Here

And 129,151 convicted of 'other.'

Yup! About 60%.

John

I have heard, (don't know whether it's true or not), that included in the deportation numbers are those that were turned back at the border before they ever entered the country. I wouldn't call that "deportation". Can anyone enlighten me in regards to that?

If someone is caught at the border while crossing then that person has to be
processed before being sent back. That would be classified as deportation.

OK. Thanks.

"Other" is a particularly heinous crime. In some countries they shoot "Otherists" on sight.

Dae

Sorry but having seen it happen they merely tell them they are not allowed in. Why get all involved in all the deportation chit when it is not required.

Yep. Being an 'other' is about as bad as it gets. Deporting them is really mild, compared to what generally happens.

'Others' aren't really human beings, after all.

They could be nearly anything, "other" than me. That's what is so sneaky about them.

Dave

I thought this was more than likely the case. Thanks.

Maybe I can help:

Convicted of Immigration Law violations: 396,906

Mexico does not want its own people. :(

http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/21/us/u-s...rder-purgatory

I've been othered in the past. It wasn't pretty.

John

Hmmmmm, nope! No help at all.

John

I actually believe most of them feel this way. They feel that the initial crime is just being here, then if they get a job with no SS#, that would be another crime, food stamps-another crime, welfare-another crime, no drivers license-another crime, and so on...

Not sure why there is all the bitching since Polk stole their country at gunpoint.:rolleyes:

From this ICE report it does not seem to be so.

https://www.ice.gov/removal-statistics

From report:
Of the 151.834 removals of individuals without criminal convictions 84 percent or 128.398 were apprehended at the border while attempting to unlawfully enter the US..

Another good reason to scrap this idiotic & sick Prison Industrial Complex.

From what I can glean from the ICE 2013 report the great majority of the "other" was people caught at the border.