Nearly a dozen illegal immigrants at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Texas are refusing to eat as part of a hunger strike against alleged verbal abuse by guards, The Associated Press reported.
The mean old guards at the detention center don't treat their unwelcome guests with the respect the illegals seem to think they somehow deserve. Some of the guards have gone so far as to hurt their feelings by saying mean things to them.
Oh, the horror!
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On Tuesday President Donald Trump’s administration shipped the first asylum seeker back to Tijuana, Mexico, to wait patiently until his asylum hearing later this year. Carlos Catarldo Gomez of Honduras was sent back to Mexico from San Diego.
90% of "asylum seekers" have their claims rejected by federal immigration judges. They're not fleeing persecution at home, they come here for jobs and benefits.
Honduran illegal immigrant Maryury Elizabeth Serrano-Hernandez, 19, gave birth last month in the United States shortly after she and her illegal immigrant husband, Miguel Ortiz, 20, scaled the border wall near San Diego with their 3-year-old illegal immigrant son.
“I felt like a criminal,” Serrano-Hernandez reportedly bemoaned.
Um, well...that might be because she is.
If a criminal breaks into my home and has a baby in my front room, it doesn’t make them members of my family and I’m not responsible for their welfare.
Kick them back to the curb, and let them apply for immigration through legal channels.
Deny them bennies, and Trump's border wall would pay for itself in cost savings.
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A migrant with a large group illegally crossing the border in New Mexico was found to be infected with flesh-eating bacteria.
Yet one more reason to not tolerate illegal entry into our country. There's a reason why we have legal entry processes in place. They get screened for medical issues first, not as an afterthought when illegal aliens are tracked down.
Of course, if you don't believe in vaccinations, you won't care about other public health issues.
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Mexican authorities discovered five abandoned vehicles and at least 20 bodies at a rural location 56 miles west of McAllen, Texas, Wednesday, CNN reported. News of the discovery came just hours after CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta reported on the area’s apparent safety and tranquility.
“We’re not seeing any kind of imminent danger. There are no migrants trying to rush toward this fence here in the McAllen, Texas, area,” Acosta said in a video posted to his Twitter account Thursday. “No sign of the national emergency that [President Donald Trump] has been talking about. As a matter of fact, it’s pretty tranquil down here.”
Tranquil, apart from the four burned-out trucks, the burned-out car, and the charred bodies. Other than that, no problemo.
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The new Congresswoman from New York ripped into the president’s address to the nation Tuesday in an interview with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, blasting his immigration policies as “anti-American” and at one point, seeming to suggest people would not get meals because immigrants would not be available to cook for them. “And when the president first assumed office with his racist and violent rhetoric, people started to send themselves home. And as we know, in restaurants, hospitality, every American eats if you can, if you’re lucky enough, we’re able to eat three times a day,” she continued, strangely noting that Americans eat food prepared for them “three times a day.” “That means we interact with the people that prepare our food three times a day. When those people start to go home, local or rather go back to the countries which they originated from because many of them consider the United States their home, those places they go into dysfunction,” she said.
Well, yeah - don't you have illegal aliens preparing breakfast, lunch, and dinner for you?
Speaking of dysfunction, wait until the big-mouthed, bug-eyed little idiot finds out that robots are already harvesting produce on American farms, including fairly delicate items such as tomatoes. "Who'll pick your salads"? My answer has long been: robots. And robots don't defecate in the fields.
She'll doubtless claim that's "racist" as well.
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Ellis Island began processing immigrants into the U.S. on Jan. 1, 1892 — 127 years ago.
Over 12 million new arrivals were processed there over the course of 62 years, and medical screenings were mandatory - among other requirements. Things are considerably different today:
Hundreds of migrants and their children seeking to enter the U.S. from Mexico are arriving with illnesses, forcing U.S. Customs and Border Protection to seek additional medical assistance and boost medical screenings, the agency disclosed Monday.
Overall, however, there's much less order, as hundreds of Latinos from Central America routinely attempt to force their way into our country; the latest was two days ago, when another 150 or so tried to storm the border from Tijuana, pelting CBP with rocks. Agents responded with tear gas and drove them back. Interestingly, many of them claim to be fleeing rampant lawlessness in their home countries but demonstrate no respect for law and order here.
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When you've run off from San Quentin prison, you get hungry.
California authorities have captured an inmate who escaped from San Quentin and went on the run for four days. Shalom Mendoza, 21, was taken into custody at a Taco Bell in Paso Robles, more than 200 miles southeast of the prison, on Saturday after receiving a tip from a member of the public.
He was running toward the Mexican border.
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California authorities have arrested the illegal immigrant suspected of killing a cop just after Christmas, local authorities say. Suspect Gustavo Perez Arriaga, 32, was arrested in Bakersfield on Friday morning for killing Newman Police Department Corporal Ronil Singh, 33, on the morning of December 26, according to the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department.
Stanislaus County Sheriff Adam Christianson said Arriaga is a Mexican national who illegally entered the U.S. through Arizona several years ago and was a part of the notoriously violent Sureños street gang. He was trying to flee back to Mexico when he was found and placed in Corporal Singh's handcuffs then taken away on Friday.
While nothing can bring the officer back, it's of some satisfaction to read that his killer was cuffed with with his victim's restraint device and then frog-marched off to jail.
The sheriff blames California's "sanctuary" law for the whole thing; noting that had they been allowed to work with ICE, the officer would likely still be alive because they'd have had Arriaga deported. Maybe so, and maybe not - catch and release is fine for fishing, but it's bad policy when dealing with illegal aliens.
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Two groups of Central American migrants made separate marches on the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana Tuesday, demanding that they be processed through the asylum system more quickly and in greater numbers, that deportations be halted and that President Trump either let them into the country or pay them $50,000 each to go home. When asked how the group came up with the $50,000 figure, organizer Alfonso Guerrero Ulloa of Honduras, said they chose that number as a group. “It may seem like a lot of money to you,” Ulloa said. “But it is a small sum compared to everything the United States has stolen from Honduras.”
Interesting, as though they think there's anything in Honduras worth stealing.
How about a counter-offer: we won't hit you with napalm if you go the hell back home. It's a simple choice; life or certain death. Choose life, and return to make your own country as great as America.
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Foreign nationals from 24 countries — including four people with Interpol warrants for their arrests — were among the 105 arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a five-day sweep.
The agency said more than 80 percent had either prior convictions or pending charges for a variety of crimes, including sexual assault on a minor, child abuse, possession of narcotics, distribution of narcotics, extortion, DUI, fraud, domestic violence, theft, possession of a weapon, robbery, promoting prostitution, aggravated assault, resisting arrest, endangering the welfare of a child, credit card fraud, insurance fraud, shoplifting, and illegal re-entry.
Merely "cultural misunderstandings", without a doubt.
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