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Dixie
Oct 2000
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About damn time. It will prove more difficult then they think I'm afraid though. Although, they should concentrate on getting them out of here instead of trying to convict them and putting them in prison. We need that room for the scum that comes from America. Highlighted areas are mine.
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/200...rtee_sweep.html
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Thousands of illegal Middle Eastern immigrants who have ignored deportation orders will be interrogated by federal agents, who will focus on any who may have ties to terrorism, The Washington Post reported Friday.
The plan, which the Post said was detailed in a Jan. 25 Justice Department (news - web sites) memo, is part of the Immigration and Naturalization Service's effort to locate an estimated 314,000 foreigners.
The memo was written by sent to anti-terrorism officials by Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson, the newspaper said.
It instructs federal agents to find methods of detaining some of the immigrants for possible criminal charges, rather than merely expelling them from the United States.
Justice Department and FBI officials have said that the operation would focus first on about 6,000 immigrants from countries identified as al-Qaida strongholds.
A Justice Department official did not immediately return call late Thursday seeking comment on the report.
The vast majority of immigrants ignoring deportation orders, also known as ``absconders,'' are Latin American.
Officials said the arrests will begin next week with a group of fewer than 1,000 illegal immigrants, mostly from the Middle East and Pakistan, according to the Post.
The immigrants are believed to be the most dangerous because they are convicted felons.
U.S. officials are forming special ``apprehension teams'' that include agents from the FBI, the U.S. Marshals Service and the INS, according to the memo. The results of any interviews will compiled in a new computer database.
The memo says the new effort is unrelated to the voluntary interviews with immigrants from the Mideast the federal government conducted recently, the Post reported.
``Unlike the subjects of the interview project ... these absconders are to be apprehended and treated as criminal suspects, and they are to be afforded all standard procedural rights and constitutional protections,'' Thompson wrote. |
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Jon Miller
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what we really need is free and open immegration
so that the poor can all immegrate
all will contribute to society by beinglegal
and we can catch the criminals
Jon Miller
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Capitalist
Mar 1999
time: 00:17
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Originally posted by chegitz guevara
So who's gonna bus my tables? Who's gonna pick our vegitables? Who's gonna do all the work that Americans won't do?
I mean hell, if you're gonna throw people out of the country, why not throw out the H1-B tech immigrants so we computer workers can get more money from lowered competition.  . . . Oh, right, this is about f*cking over poor people. |
LOL! You know, I wouldn't worry too much about this, Che. They'll get rid of the Paki's, but once there is an Hispanic maid shortage in Arlington Heights, the law will stop being pushed so hard:
"Honey, we can't afford $1,000 a month for daily maid service. We need Rosarita back and we need her now! Why'd you vote for that stupid law, anyway?"
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Jon Miller
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they should be found
those who are criminial should be treated as such
those that aren't should be allowed to do the immegration process legally (maybe after a fine)
JOn Miller
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Jon Miller
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Originally posted by Ramo
The first group that the INS is arresting consists of felons who have already served their time. And the INS is using "criminality" (not restricted to felonies - could be nothing more than jay-walking) as nothing more than an excuse to detain the rest.
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A fine because they did do something illegal and that should be discouraged
I am pro immegration because it is smart, not because it is 'right'
if they do crimes in the US and have not immegrated here, then I see no reason to not kick them out
Jon Miller
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Jon Miller
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Originally posted by Ramo
Why? From where do these rights come from? |
From the people wwho are citizens and set up the government (which is not those who enterd illegally)
Jon Mliler
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08-02-2002 23:02
They're trying to find bullshit charges, and use them as excuses to detain these people!
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