Twice-deported illegal alien murdered 2 teens in DWI; turned over to .gov

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Continuing to cite these one-off extreme cases does nothing to negate the horror of US based concentration camps where green card holders and others who are trying to work within the system were kidnapped and being held illegally.

There aren't Dems who think it is bad that actual criminals are being deported - after all, Obama and Biden actually did this by the hundreds of thousands.

I have heard ZERO democrats speak out in support of deporting the illegal alien criminals that ICE has in custody. Instead, we see democrats traipsing to detention centers concerned about the conditions under which these monsters are being detained. No concern for the victims of these criminals. No support for ICE who actually risk their lives to capture these criminals - with ZERO help from the local authorities in sanctuary jurisdictions.

So, you can say this all you want, but their actions speak far louder than the words you write.

These are not opposite or inconsistent thoughts, and you overstate your ire. You can simultaneously believe that noncitizen criminal should be deported (and it seems after serving a just sentence here is best to prevent return), and support lawful actions of authorities, and be concerned for victims of crime, while ALSO believing that our system demands all people be given due process and that authorities follow the law, because without those two things, our entire system fails. Words matter too, and you don't get to interpret their actions in a vacuum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s really shocking and disappointing the lengths to which many people on DCUM are going here to defend a person who was convicted of killing in a drunk driving accident 2 innocent teens after having been allowed by TRUMP to TWICE reenter illegally.

Fixed that. You were so close.

Let's get the story straight, Skippy. The two times he entered in 2016 (under Obama) and 2018 (under Trump), he was deported.

He then entered again in 2021 under Biden:

"Three years later, in 2021, Anguiano was back in the country when he was driving drunk and killed the two teens on the 405 Freeway in Seal Beach."

So, he killed these innocent people after entering during Biden's administration. And, walked the streets of Gavin Newsom's sanctuary city before killing 2 innocent people.

And who exactly do you see "defending" drunk drivers? Which was the basis of the alleged "shock and disappointment."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Continuing to cite these one-off extreme cases does nothing to negate the horror of US based concentration camps where green card holders and others who are trying to work within the system were kidnapped and being held illegally.

There aren't Dems who think it is bad that actual criminals are being deported - after all, Obama and Biden actually did this by the hundreds of thousands.

I have heard ZERO democrats speak out in support of deporting the illegal alien criminals that ICE has in custody. Instead, we see democrats traipsing to detention centers concerned about the conditions under which these monsters are being detained. No concern for the victims of these criminals. No support for ICE who actually risk their lives to capture these criminals - with ZERO help from the local authorities in sanctuary jurisdictions.

So, you can say this all you want, but their actions speak far louder than the words you write.

These are not opposite or inconsistent thoughts, and you overstate your ire. You can simultaneously believe that noncitizen criminal should be deported (and it seems after serving a just sentence here is best to prevent return), and support lawful actions of authorities, and be concerned for victims of crime, while ALSO believing that our system demands all people be given due process and that authorities follow the law, [b]because without those two things, our entire system fails[b]. Words matter too, and you don't get to interpret their actions in a vacuum.

The system already fails when what are clearly economic migrants are abusing the political asylum rules—and certain political parties facilitate that abuse when they are in power. It undercuts our labor markets, strains resources and damages the social fabric. So you’re sort of in a catch-22, here.

So many people find calls for the rule of law and due process to be nothing more than fig leafs for a backdoor political agenda. Remember, words matter, and you don’t get to interpret actions in a vacuum. Right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Continuing to cite these one-off extreme cases does nothing to negate the horror of US based concentration camps where green card holders and others who are trying to work within the system were kidnapped and being held illegally.

There aren't Dems who think it is bad that actual criminals are being deported - after all, Obama and Biden actually did this by the hundreds of thousands.

NP. Your continued use of "concentration camps" negates anything else you might have to say. You sound absurd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Continuing to cite these one-off extreme cases does nothing to negate the horror of US based concentration camps where green card holders and others who are trying to work within the system were kidnapped and being held illegally.

There aren't Dems who think it is bad that actual criminals are being deported - after all, Obama and Biden actually did this by the hundreds of thousands.

These "one-off extreme cases" are happening at a much greater frequency than in the past.

And, you seem to have an issue with people who are opposed to illegal criminal aliens walking our streets citing cases in which these people are arrested.
Well, many of us take issue with the one-off cases you folks amplify where people have been picked up, temporarily detained, then released once identity is confirmed.

There are NO concentration camps. And, the majority of the very few cases in which "green card holders and others" are detained turn out to have circumstances that justify the detention.

Listen, if you’re going to lie about the concentration camps, then you’re not listening to.

I’m the op. To the pp: there are no concentration camps; stop lying. or

- post proof they exist (you can’t). So stop lying already!