What will happen here ICEs in El Paso arrests 19 criminal illegal aliens just here to work?
EL PASO, Texas (AP) - Almost two dozen illegal immigrants with criminal convictions have been arrested in the El Paso area in the past week. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Tuesday that agents working with ICE's Office of Enforcement and Removal Operations arrested 19 illegal immigrants during the four-day roundup that ended Saturday. Three other illegal immigrants also were arrested. ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said ICE agents seized a .22-caliber rifle, high-capacity gun magazine pouches and such police equipment as expandable batons, ski masks, helmets and gun holsters. All 22 people - 21 Mexican nationals and one person from Honduras - remain in custody http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/2010/aug/10/bc-tx-ice-arrests/?news®ion-state
Immigration - 7 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
1,000,000 more sweeps to go!
Answer 2 :
good for them.. i want to start reporting people if it will get results they can all go back to mexico and be as arrogant as they want.. take your raza back over there
Answer 3 :
What I hope to happen there would be criminal prosecutions and deportation. Alas, the U.S.A. is fighting a losing battle with the illegal immigration dilemma. One way or another it cost tax payers' money to arrest, prosecute, jailing (housing/meals/medical care), and deportations.
Answer 4 :
if they broke laws other than being here illegally they should be charged convicted and do there time then be returned home if no crime in us other than illegal entry probably just sent home work es just right doesn't it?
Answer 5 :
What is the question? They broke our law. If I were to be caught driving drunk and my only intent was to just innocently get home , I should not be arrested? No I have broken the law I go to jail. They will be released and sent home. End of story . No question or conspiracy here. They broke the law and now they get sent home. The only thing going on here is the law actually being upheld. That's all folks.
Answer 6 :
1st, same as usual, they will be deported back to their countries to serve out their sentences. 2nd, also same as usual, if the sentence is in a different country (or the US), we will be in diplomatic wrangling with their country about exactly what to do. We would keep them in prison while that was going on, we would prohibit them from coming back, and we would work hard to assure they were punished as appropriate. 3rd, if appropriate, as it is when they had weapons, we would charge and punish them under U.S laws. 4th, Maybe you didn’t care to notice, but this is 1 of the different policies under the Obama administration. The other is punishing employers who hire illegal aliens.
Answer 7 :
22 got arrested, they gonna check them, if they did not commit any crime, they are just gonna be deported back to their counrty. If they commited crime, they are going to jail first before deportation.
EL PASO, Texas (AP) - Almost two dozen illegal immigrants with criminal convictions have been arrested in the El Paso area in the past week. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Tuesday that agents working with ICE's Office of Enforcement and Removal Operations arrested 19 illegal immigrants during the four-day roundup that ended Saturday. Three other illegal immigrants also were arrested. ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said ICE agents seized a .22-caliber rifle, high-capacity gun magazine pouches and such police equipment as expandable batons, ski masks, helmets and gun holsters. All 22 people - 21 Mexican nationals and one person from Honduras - remain in custody http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/2010/aug/10/bc-tx-ice-arrests/?news®ion-state
Immigration - 7 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
1,000,000 more sweeps to go!
Answer 2 :
good for them.. i want to start reporting people if it will get results they can all go back to mexico and be as arrogant as they want.. take your raza back over there
Answer 3 :
What I hope to happen there would be criminal prosecutions and deportation. Alas, the U.S.A. is fighting a losing battle with the illegal immigration dilemma. One way or another it cost tax payers' money to arrest, prosecute, jailing (housing/meals/medical care), and deportations.
Answer 4 :
if they broke laws other than being here illegally they should be charged convicted and do there time then be returned home if no crime in us other than illegal entry probably just sent home work es just right doesn't it?
Answer 5 :
What is the question? They broke our law. If I were to be caught driving drunk and my only intent was to just innocently get home , I should not be arrested? No I have broken the law I go to jail. They will be released and sent home. End of story . No question or conspiracy here. They broke the law and now they get sent home. The only thing going on here is the law actually being upheld. That's all folks.
Answer 6 :
1st, same as usual, they will be deported back to their countries to serve out their sentences. 2nd, also same as usual, if the sentence is in a different country (or the US), we will be in diplomatic wrangling with their country about exactly what to do. We would keep them in prison while that was going on, we would prohibit them from coming back, and we would work hard to assure they were punished as appropriate. 3rd, if appropriate, as it is when they had weapons, we would charge and punish them under U.S laws. 4th, Maybe you didn’t care to notice, but this is 1 of the different policies under the Obama administration. The other is punishing employers who hire illegal aliens.
Answer 7 :
22 got arrested, they gonna check them, if they did not commit any crime, they are just gonna be deported back to their counrty. If they commited crime, they are going to jail first before deportation.
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