And where she stops, everyone knows. It's the same old story: deported, then back in the USA a month later. Happens all the time, which is why we need secure borders - and elected representatives who are actually willing to listen to their constituents. Close the doors and turn the locks, and we'll find more illegals like Demetrio:
"I am waiting for the chance to one day become legal, but from what I can see there is little hope, and I can see all the doors closing," said Demetrio, adding that he is thinking of returning to Mexico if he sees no future in the United States.
Note to Demetrio: you don't get a chance to become legal when you choose to break our laws.
By way of followup: remember the teenager with contagious tuberculosis who refused treatment and was subsequently jailed? Well surprise, surprise, surprise! He's an illegal alien.
Francisco Santos, 17, has acknowledged to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents that he is in the country illegally, Gwinnett County Sheriff Butch Conway said Wednesday.
Four people who had been living with Santos have also tested positive for tuberculosis, health officials said Wednesday.
Legal immigrants get screened for stuff like this. Illegal aliens represent a significant and very real threat to your health.
But it gets worse: so ingrained in the liberal establishment is the theology that illegal aliens are good in some nebulous way that a doctor who had the audacity to fight against state-supported nonemergency treatment for illegal aliens was fired. His "crime": noting that the policy violates federal law and results in the poorest American citizens being denied the care they deserve.
Clearly, in addition to securing our borders, we need to provide protections for such providers of medical care, and we need to implement sanctions against those who wish to continue to drive up the cost of medical care to citizens by providing free services to illegal aliens.