The Department of Homeland Security has written new guidelines that would expand the number of immigrants subject to deportation and expedite their removal.
The guidelines, contained in a pair of memos by Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly, are not final and must still be signed off on by the White House.
Under the guidelines, children who journeyed to the United States "unaccompanied" and were reunited with parents living in the United States illegally would no longer be protected from deportation, and their parents could be prosecuted if they paid smugglers to bring the children in.
The proposal would also expand the number of people considered criminals and therefore targeted for deportation by including those charged with a crime or suspected of committing one. And it would allow expedited deportation for illegal immigrants who have been in the country for up to two years, instead of the current two weeks.
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4 comments:
The point here that needs to be rammed home is that there are NO NEW LAWS. the memos simply direct DHS to properly enforce the existing laws.
Drive them all to the boarder and kick them out! Criminals all of them! Do it legal, and you are welcome, sneak in, and you really should be shot, IMO.
There should not be a problem filling whatever jobs the illegals have held.
The welfare crowd is now available to work as they are losing their entitlement ride. Everyone has to start somewhere, and it would give them the incentive to strive for better.
MASS Deportations needed and in order > FACT
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