Washington. In a shocking and unprecedented move last week, the Obama administration reversed the nation’s illegal immigration policy. On December 29, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced new measures in dealing with illegal immigrants. Instead of accepting custody of illegal aliens for deportation, ICE will now only accept illegal immigrants who have been arrested, tried and convicted of a separate criminal offense. In short, illegal immigration is no longer considered a crime by the Federal government.
A separate section of the ICE bulletin announcing the policy change also contains information regarding the new toll free phone number ICE has set up to aid individuals arrested and facing possible deportation. If the ICE announcement can be taken at its word, it states, “The new measures include a new detainer form and the launch of a toll-free hotline - (855) 448-6903 - that detained individuals can call if they believe they may be US citizens or victims of a crime.”
This could be viewed as a type of ‘emergency stop’ button for American citizens on the verge of being deported, as well as a whistle-blower hotline for immigrants of any legal status that are being victimized by corrupt US agents. On the other hand, future reality may prove this policy to be an illegal immigrant advocacy program. But as it’s currently stated, the toll free number would be used to protect all individuals from predatory and criminal government agents.
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Obama did that b/c he is illegal and the Left Wacos voted him in.
ReplyDeleteI won't use a business that has illegals or what I suspect to be illegals.
ReplyDeleteI won't use a business that has illegals or what I suspect to be illegals.
ReplyDeleteJanuary 8, 2012 2:32 PM
Don't eat out or use hotels. Heck even the food in a grocery store may have been picked by an illegal.
And the Chinese crap at Walmart could have been touched by a Mexican truck driver or lumper.
It's more widespread than you may think.