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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Great news. Thanks for sharing, OP.[/quote] Please describe why it is great news. You're confirming what I thought about this case, that the people dwelling on it are the ones who already wanted all of the undocumented out in the first place. A majority of Americans actually support a path to citizenship.[/quote] DP here. We have no idea if this person has broken other laws. He was arrested for illegal entry. He is clearly not a “dreamer.” He reportedly paid to have his son (who was accused of rape) fly from the south (Texas, I believe) to MD. So, he evidently has money or access to it. Is he working here illegally? Has he committed the crime of stolen identity? We don’t know yet. But, I bet the authorities are checking into his background. As far as I am concerned, if someone entering illegally commits a crime and is convicted of that crime, the entire family who are here illegally should be deported. If people are going to come here illegally, maybe we send the message that committing crimes like rape, or worse, will be severely punished. Perhaps this will be a deterrent, if not a warning that the US will not tolerate this crap. [/quote] He aided a criminal by flying him across state boundaries, that is probably why he is being deported[/quote] No, *WE* taxpayers flew these illegals across the country: http://www.weeklystandard.com/rockville-or-rotherham/article/2007420 [quote]Montano and Sanchez Milian are illegal immigrants. They're among the beneficiaries of a 2014 executive order from President Obama that has given more than 150,000 unaccompanied minors, mostly from Central America, a free pass when it comes to avoiding deportation, despite entering the country illegally. Border Patrol agents turned them over to the Health and Human Services Department, and HHS arranged for them to fly to Maryland to join relatives there. The Rockville School District enrolled the two in the ninth grade despite their relatively advanced ages, because they spoke no English.[/quote][/quote]
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