The post 9-11 world dictates that there are very public few places in Washington, D.C. where lawfully abiding residents and commuters are not discretely monitored, politely questioned, or upon entering buildings, physically searched. But while we accept scrutiny in order to enhance public safety, illegal aliens - those who have broken U.S. laws and whose unknown motives may deserve the most scrutiny - enjoy the least, thanks to a longstanding sanctuary policy reinforced this week.
Letting the powerful illegal alien lobbies know that he’s looking out for their best interests, Washington, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray has signed an executive order formalizing the existing “don’t-ask-don’t-tell” policy which prohibits police from inquiring about the immigration status of people they arrest or reporting that status to federal authorities.
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Letting the powerful illegal alien lobbies know that he’s looking out for their best interests, Washington, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray has signed an executive order formalizing the existing “don’t-ask-don’t-tell” policy which prohibits police from inquiring about the immigration status of people they arrest or reporting that status to federal authorities.
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4 comments:
Putting politics before legal constituents.....typical DC behaviour.
Just another racial motivated decision , to cature illegal votes for the idiot in the oval office.
Let a contractor show up on my property to do some work with someone who I might believe is illegal and I WILL be asking for proof of citizenship!
That's my right. Our government needs to stop protecting ILLEGALS.
If I were to go out and commit a crime, I'd go to jail. Well, these people committed a crime by coming here ILLEGALLY!
The government needs to go after ALL of the business who hire them!
11:47 AM
lol Go for it. Let me know how many comply.
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