AuH20
08-03-2012, 08:20 AM
The undocumented in question had 10 traffic violations and most likely no vehicle insurance. And they let him just walk away. When some kid ends up underneath the tires of this fellow's car, remind me again why ICE exists? What do you tell the grieving parents? "Mr and Mrs. Smith, I'm sorry to say that we adhere to a backward politically correct policy that spits in the face of the rule of law and makes the general environment more dangerous for the worthless mundanes, who don't possess the required bloodline nor superior intellect to reside in gated communities. We offer our sincere condolences for your tragic loss, which could have easily been prevented." That's the unofficial answer.
http://www.examiner.com/article/veteran-ice-agent-faces-suspension-for-enforcing-immigration-laws
An 18 year veteran Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent is facing suspension for refusing to release a person he knew to be an illegal alien. The ICE agent and his partner were conducting surveillance on the vehicle of a known criminal alien. A subject got into the car but upon his arrest and detention turned out to not be the target of the investigation but still illegally within the United States.
The veteran agent decided to go forward with the detention of the subject even though the subject did not meet the criteria for deportation set by the Obama administration. Two supervisors ordered the veteran agent to let the subject go and a disagreement ensued that eventually led to a letter of proposed suspension for the agent over the incident
These new guidelines and ICE’s implementation of the weakened laws requiring the release of aliens illegally within the United States impact all of us whether you live in Spokane, Washington or Miami Florida. Only a few years ago, Trooper James Saunders of the Washington State Patrol was murdered by an illegal alien in Eastern Washington after that alien was missed by immigration officers.
http://www.examiner.com/article/veteran-ice-agent-faces-suspension-for-enforcing-immigration-laws
An 18 year veteran Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent is facing suspension for refusing to release a person he knew to be an illegal alien. The ICE agent and his partner were conducting surveillance on the vehicle of a known criminal alien. A subject got into the car but upon his arrest and detention turned out to not be the target of the investigation but still illegally within the United States.
The veteran agent decided to go forward with the detention of the subject even though the subject did not meet the criteria for deportation set by the Obama administration. Two supervisors ordered the veteran agent to let the subject go and a disagreement ensued that eventually led to a letter of proposed suspension for the agent over the incident
These new guidelines and ICE’s implementation of the weakened laws requiring the release of aliens illegally within the United States impact all of us whether you live in Spokane, Washington or Miami Florida. Only a few years ago, Trooper James Saunders of the Washington State Patrol was murdered by an illegal alien in Eastern Washington after that alien was missed by immigration officers.