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TheDoc 04-22-2010 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17063948)
It's always been nothing more than a fucking talking point anyway. Rich fat ass republicans do NOT want illegals going back to Mexico. Who the hell is gonna tend their lawns, clean their houses, work their fields, bag their groceries, wash their Mercedes, etc... ?

They just don't wanna give them any help or acknowledge that they use them.

Cops authority will be yanked as soon as the labor pool dips too low. Guaranteed.

It's illegal to hire illegals here, real work or at your house or contractors, you best ask for proof of citizenship if you feel it could be in question or it's your ass if you get caught.

It's already been that way here for awhile... farmers can hire Mexicans for harvest time, they have some temp farmers visa for it.

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17063978)
It's illegal to hire illegals here, real work or at your house or contractors, you best ask for proof of citizenship if you feel it could be in question or it's your ass if you get caught.

It's already been that way here for awhile... farmers can hire Mexicans for harvest time, they have some temp farmers visa for it.

Sure it's illegal.
But it happens every single day.

topnotch, standup guy 04-22-2010 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Agent 488 (Post 17061459)
i think it is funny all the anti-immigration people are pro free markets yet illegal immigration is a natural function of free markets.

So is burglary for that matter, but most people agree that it's a good idea to arrest burglars.


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Originally Posted by Agent 488 (Post 17061459)
the only thing that would stop the flow would be something akin to socialism .... national socialism.

Well, either that or we could try simply enforcing the existing laws.

You know, like this country did during it's first 200 or so years of existence.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17063987)
Sure it's illegal.
But it happens every single day.

Crime happens every day... but you don't see them standing at the home depot anymore or any place, they aren't pulling up here to clean peoples houses or yards in my area or cars or selling crap all over, and they aren't serving you food at any place with a lic to do business.

They do get used... often hired by companies that are doing illegal activities and need to hire someone that will look the other way.

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064000)
Crime happens every day... but you don't see them standing at the home depot anymore or any place, they aren't pulling up here to clean peoples houses or yards in my area or cars or selling crap all over, and they aren't serving you food at any place with a lic to do business.

They do get used... often hired by companies that are doing illegal activities and need to hire someone that will look the other way.

A giant company on Maui was cracked down on last year for hiring illegals (which included Italians, Japanese, and others from all over the world), to harvest pineapples. Nothing illegal about picking pineapples. Another company was caught with illegals on some of the boat tours. Nothing illegal about being a crew member on a boat.

Just because they're illegal aliens does not mean they are all heroin pushers.
And I don't know where you live, but this town here close to me is basically "Little Mexico". Half the town is in spanish only, the other half is Spanish / English. I am not on the border, I'm in NorCal.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064009)
Again, you are caught up in a shell game. I am for damn sure not disagreeing with you about illegal immigration. The point is cops can/could demand your ID with no probable cause using "their" (you might be illegal) authority and discretion.- This is an unreasonable search no matter how you spin it.

You seem confused on the laws.... If a cop is driving down the road and a Mexican is walking down the street, and he just stops and demands an ID - they will get into trouble even with the new law.

Just about any other situation, a cop can ask for your ID, your name, what you're doing and where you're going. Most people, comply... people like you don't, so they move on. Illegals say - I don't have an id or simply don't talk at all.

If you're in a building, a crime happens, the cops lock the building down... they will ask for your ID and if you try to say no, you will be detained. If you have drugs on you, after they search you - you will go to jail. Just like the illegal that can't produce papers.

If you fail to produce an ID at anytime - that's more than probable cause to look into things more.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17064015)
A giant company on Maui was cracked down on last year for hiring illegals (which included Italians, Japanese, and others from all over the world), to harvest pineapples. Nothing illegal about picking pineapples. Another company was caught with illegals on some of the boat tours. Nothing illegal about being a crew member on a boat.

Just because they're illegal aliens does not mean they are all heroin pushers.
And I don't know where you live, but this town here close to me is basically "Little Mexico". Half the town is in spanish only, the other half is Spanish / English. I am not on the border, I'm in NorCal.

The giant company got into trouble too... crime does happen. The boat company is not committing a crime of any kind, if the person isn't working for them or harboring them. That's also a state based law, AZ has the toughest laws.

I live 30 miles north of the Mexican border, 90% of the people around me are Mexican American, most are great people like any other community. The only illegal workers you see here, are Mexicans.

Barefootsies 04-22-2010 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSenator (Post 17060977)
Can't wait for that generation of bigots, racist, holy rollers, etc to die off so that a new generation that is tolerant can take over.

:Oh crap:Oh crap

Barefootsies 04-22-2010 12:24 PM

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Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064059)
The giant company got into trouble too... crime does happen. The boat company is not committing a crime of any kind, if the person isn't working for them or harboring them.

I live 30 miles north of the Mexican border.

Both companies got in trouble. (they were working on the boat).
But that's all I'm saying.... those are examples of perfectly legit businesses, that happen to hire illegals. Hence, my point... it happens every day. Just cuz they're not hanging out outside of Home Depot doesn't mean it's not still happening, and with legit businesses, not only drug runners.
They are still doing a lot of the jobs that the rest of us don't want to do. Well-to-do suburban white kids aren't going to fill those jobs. So when the labor pool dips too low, the whole shipping of illegals back to Mexico will cease again. It's cyclical.

Step 1. GOP gets their hair all in a furor about illegals.
Step 2. Some crazed Representative passes some bs law.
Step 3. They start cracking down and sending them back by the trainload.
Step 4. Labor pool dips to "frightening" levels.
Step 5. Suburban lawns start to over grow and die off.
Step 6. Stupid law gets removed or forgotten. Police are told to ease up.

It's not going to change.

Dirty Dane 04-22-2010 12:38 PM

The day you are forced to carry ID, is the day you lost WW2.

american pervert 04-22-2010 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by RyuLion (Post 17061908)
Good luck.

show me your papers NOW!

TheDoc 04-22-2010 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064208)
This is my point, cops can NOT just single you out and ask you for your ID unless they have probable cause. Do they still do it? Of course, cops do because most people are sheep and comply and why (meaning of my posts) this law is ripe for abuse.

Case in point, I have a rental property and was doing Spring maintenance four days ago. The police rolled up and ask if one of my tenets was home I said no and I have not seen him. They ask me who I am and if I lived here etc. I explained, this is rental property and I am the owner etc. They asked me if they can come in and take a look around and I said no. Then the cop starts to get pissed and asked me why not? I replied I just told you he was not here. He then asked me if that was my vehicle and I say yes, and then asked me for my ID? I told him this is "my" private property and I don't have to show you ID and matter of fact, please leave.

The cop explains he is doing an investigation and I said great investigate, I then shut the door and went back to work and they sat and knocked on the door and "yelled" open the door for another 20 minutes and then left.

My point? - I was completely fucking hassled because a cop got his ego bend by simply exercising my constitutional right. So what do you think is going to happen if that law goes national?

What do I think will happen then? The same thing that happens now.... they can do the above because they have the legal right to do it. It isn't going to happen anymore than it does now, the difference is when they do it now they finally the ability to process them.

If the guy did knock your door for 20 minutes and yell, you should have filed a complaint. It's the only way things like that stop.

And because you are on your private property doesn't mean you don't have to identify yourself and provide ID to prove that if asked - however he had no cause to force it... The ID doesn't have to be on your person because you're on your property, but you still have to have one.

You may want to learn what your constitutional rights are... your ID and the information on it isn't part of it.

JaneB 04-22-2010 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TheSenator (Post 17061181)
Why go after the illegal immigrants????

Just stop the businesses hiring them illegally....problem solved.




You answered your own question. They are here ILLEGALLY.

IllTestYourGirls 04-22-2010 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty Dane (Post 17064124)
The day you are forced to carry ID, is the day you lost WW2.

We lost that a long time ago :disgust

TheDoc 04-22-2010 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064523)
As mentioned I did Identify myself and still refused to show my ID. That is not the point and i'm not here to split hairs with you. The point is, and what you fail to understand is NEVER give up your liberties for security. :2 cents:


Clearly, you don't understand what your liberties are and why or how you have them.

TheSenator 04-22-2010 02:15 PM

Yeah, more government intervention....hmmmm I wonder where the Tea Party stands on this?

TheDoc 04-22-2010 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064554)
,,,and you are a tool.

You're the one thinking that giving a cop your id after you identify yourself is against your liberties and some how giving up security.

Yes, you can exercise your rights, and yes the cop has to have have a reason - but to think by not giving your ID YOU are some how safer, is simply the stupidest logic in the world - unless you have a reason to hide it.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17064087)
Both companies got in trouble. (they were working on the boat).
But that's all I'm saying.... those are examples of perfectly legit businesses, that happen to hire illegals. Hence, my point... it happens every day. Just cuz they're not hanging out outside of Home Depot doesn't mean it's not still happening, and with legit businesses, not only drug runners.
They are still doing a lot of the jobs that the rest of us don't want to do. Well-to-do suburban white kids aren't going to fill those jobs. So when the labor pool dips too low, the whole shipping of illegals back to Mexico will cease again. It's cyclical.

Step 1. GOP gets their hair all in a furor about illegals.
Step 2. Some crazed Representative passes some bs law.
Step 3. They start cracking down and sending them back by the trainload.
Step 4. Labor pool dips to "frightening" levels.
Step 5. Suburban lawns start to over grow and die off.
Step 6. Stupid law gets removed or forgotten. Police are told to ease up.

It's not going to change.

If you get caught here you lose your ability to do business in the State of AZ, to get a lic for contractors or some insurance crap for it, and you get a hell of a fine.

The labor pool hasn't dipped here.. well it did but quickly came back. and it won't any place enough. We have more than enough legal workers to cover any illegal worker gaps.

Parts of the border here are damn near a war zone.... if something isn't done by the Gov, the people are going to take action more than they already have.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064585)
again, you assume too much. I identified myself and then he ran my plate and after I heard my name on his radio I still refused to produce my ID. Again, you can split hairs all you want to salvage your ego, but the fact remains people like you stated in your post that you will easily sacrifice your liberty for security. :2 cents:

Yes, we know you refused... you're allowed to if the cop doesn't think you're doing anything illegal. I have said that like 3 times now, and you keep repeating crap about splitting hairs.

Your facts though are fucked... you aren't giving up any liberties in this situation, even if you gave him your ID - zero liberties were waved, zero security would have been lost.

Wow man... let's just think of the simple logic, what if you weren't the owner? What if you did have the guy in the house? What about the security of the other people around you?

Yeah... people like you think only about yourself, me me me, it's YOUR RIGHTS - not your liberties - You don't even understand what to have a problem with on this law.

Cyber Fucker 04-22-2010 02:36 PM

Nice.... my illegal polish/english speaking ass doesn't want to go USA anyway. I'm fine here where I am. :pimp

TheDoc 04-22-2010 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064698)
I would have given law enforcement my ID.



Simple. I would tell the tenet the cops are outside and go deal with it. If he refused I would let the cops in.

What you fail to understand was the cop manipulation they were trying for. Running my vehicle plate on private property hoping it came back as my tenets so they would have probable cause. Simple. Be straight up with me and I'll be straight up with you. Don't hassle me or I will resist and question your authority.

Second, I don't need you to tell me about the law and rights or even law enforcement. I am a son of a cop and grew up hearing stories about citizen abuse with laughter. Matter of fact, my own father build a $250k house on a cops salary in Calabasas in 1981. :winkwink:

The cop wasn't manipulating anything, he was doing his job. And he shouldn't tell you anything, that is also his job.

Being that your dad was a cop, I figured he would have trained you how to talk to police so they leave you alone quicker, and that they don't bite.. but then again you may be looking through tainted glasses.

All you had to ask was, am I being detained for something? Once he says no, the conversation is legally over.

My years of Police and Military Police training at least taught me that..

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064827)
My personal opinion is they should raise law enforcement salaries to get the very best like they do in Alaska, but until that happens I will always view/question all cops with tainted glasses:2 cents:

Cops already make decent salaries. Far above what our soldiers in the military earn.
Cops become corrupt (or overreach their authority) because they operate in the civilian world where it's pretty easy to be corrupt. Instead of forking over even more cash to them, I say require them to strap on the body armor and go do a fucking tour in Afghanistan for a year or two for "training", before putting them on the street.

Maybe it'll give them some desperately needed perspective.

:2 cents:

TheDoc 04-22-2010 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 17064827)
Honestly, that made me laugh. Most cops would not answer that until they finished questioning you or they would actually detain you. Look you sound like you might have been a good/great cop, but my point is cops don't need anymore control or authority.

So to get it back to topic: If that law goes into effect how long do you think it's going to take a before cops flip whole neighborhoods into informants with threats of sending "American" kids illegal alien parents back to wherever? This means there will be a lot of innocent poor people sitting in jails because some kid did not want his parents deported.

My personal opinion is they should raise law enforcement salaries to get the very best like they do in Alaska, but until that happens I will always view/question all cops with tainted glasses:2 cents:

By law the cop has to answer you yes or no, if it's yes then you fall under your rights and can ask for a lawyer if they plan on doing more than search/check of you.. but you have to comply. If the cop says no, they must stop questioning you because of your rights - just like if you asked for a lawyer, questions are over.

You can laugh all you want... but that's just the way it is.


I say give them more power in this situation, I think they should be allowed to go door to door and ask for your papers like they did me in Canada when I was on a work visa. They have every 'right' to ask for proof, even thought hey didn't know if I was American or not. I could have been legal or working illegally - and that is a huge no no in Canada and an idea that I greatly support!

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064597)
If you get caught here you lose your ability to do business in the State of AZ, to get a lic for contractors or some insurance crap for it, and you get a hell of a fine.

You understand that these things are nothing more than minor inconveniences.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17064875)
You understand that these things are nothing more than minor inconveniences.

It's a law that is being enforced... simply because it can't be enforced all over doesn't mean it didn't have a major effect - because it did and still does.

You could go into the Mexican part of town, ask for some labor help, and grab some... If you did that with your Construction business, the white guy down the road is going to bust your ass to clear the competition.

It's not happening as much as you would like to think it is... "in business" yes it happens, but because of the law most just leave the state now.

They just busted a transportation company that was setup by an illegal, that hired illegals to transport illegals.

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064887)
They just busted a transportation company that was setup by an illegal, that hired illegals to transport illegals.

The trouble is, there is absolutely no disincentive for them to not do the exact same thing again. Or some other similar plan. Busting them and shipping them back over the border does nothing but provide them with an education on what NOT to do next time to avoid getting caught again.

These half baked "illegal enforcement" laws are bullshit. Nothing but posturing.

If they really wanted to stop illegals from crossing over, put up a fucking wall on the border, staff it with guards and be done. It's not rocket science.

And I mean a real wall. Make it thirty feet high with the top wrapped in military grade electrified concertina wire, guard turrets, cameras, gigantic warning signs, the works.

Would certainly cost much less than all this dick chasing we've engaged in forever.

woj 04-22-2010 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17063938)
You people have some odd views.... what about the laws? It's illegal, to be here illegally. Let's not forget the most basic thing here - they're criminals

I never understood why people are so vocal about this issue. Sure they are breaking the law, but so what? Labeling them as "criminals" is a bit of a stretch, what have they done to you that you hate them so much?

The Demon 04-22-2010 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 17064958)
I never understood why people are so vocal about this issue. Sure they are breaking the law, but so what? Labeling them as "criminals" is a bit of a stretch, what have they done to you that you hate them so much?

So we call them criminals because we hate them? What you just said was insanely idiotic. We call them criminals because they broke the law. Not "so what". Douche.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17064918)
The trouble is, there is absolutely no disincentive for them to not do the exact same thing again. Or some other similar plan. Busting them and shipping them back over the border does nothing but provide them with an education on what NOT to do next time to avoid getting caught again.

These half baked "illegal enforcement" laws are bullshit. Nothing but posturing.

If they really wanted to stop illegals from crossing over, put up a fucking wall on the border, staff it with guards and be done. It's not rocket science.

And I mean a real wall. Make it thirty feet high with the top wrapped in military grade electrified concertina wire, guard turrets, cameras, gigantic warning signs, the works.

Would certainly cost much less than all this dick chasing we've engaged in forever.

I'm not sure at the fed level... but at the AZ state level, the law that is waiting to be signed puts national guard at the border and has plans to complete the wall, 3 layer deeps in some areas, wire, cameras, and so on. It says something like, the troops stay until the border is once again secure.

woj 04-22-2010 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon (Post 17064961)
So we call them criminals because we hate them? What you just said was insanely idiotic. We call them criminals because they broke the law. Not "so what". Douche.

So you call someone who speeds or smokes a little weed a "criminal" too?

TheDoc 04-22-2010 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 17064958)
I never understood why people are so vocal about this issue. Sure they are breaking the law, but so what? Labeling them as "criminals" is a bit of a stretch, what have they done to you that you hate them so much?

Well... they are criminals, we have 'laws' for a reason. I don't hate them at all, I totally respect them and the lands they think they own.

However I also respect my fellow American, being that I fought for my Country - I love my Country.

So when illegals are coming across and killing farmers, which just happened. When drug lords raid American family homes and hold them hostage, and when Americans are affraid, dieing, and giving up land to be safe - THEN - lets not forget the tax/medical/insurance costs that they DO cost every American... then yes, I have a HUGE problem with illegals.

They're more than welcome to come - legally so they can be part of the system, just like me.

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064965)
I'm not sure at the fed level... but at the AZ state level, the law that is waiting to be signed puts national guard at the border and has plans to complete the wall, 3 layer deeps in some areas, wire, cameras, and so on. It says something like, the troops stay until the border is once again secure.

National Guard is a part of the military. The United States Military is not to be used as a domestic police force. It's the law. It will never pass.

We have the most technologically advanced, best equipped, deadliest, well-trained, elite fighting military machine on the face of the Earth. They cannot be used to police a border with a country we have no argument with.

But we could Federally authorize the building of said wall, and put the actual, you know, Border Patrol on the job of monitoring it.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17064980)
National Guard is a part of the military. The United States Military is not to be used as a domestic police force. It's the law. It will never pass.

We have the most technologically advanced, best equipped, deadliest, well-trained, elite fighting military machine on the face of the Earth. They cannot be used to police a border with a country we have no argument with.

But we could Federally authorize the building of said wall, and put the actual, you know, Border Patrol on the job of monitoring it.

Hehe, the national guard are already here doing that - we just need more money for more troops.

"Governors may call upon Soldiers and Airmen to assist in community support, disaster relief and other local emergencies."

TheDoc 04-22-2010 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 17064967)
So you call someone who speeds or smokes a little weed a "criminal" too?

At a federal level if you were busted for having pot, then that's your problem, you're a criminal. At the state level if it's legal, I have no issues. Being that I respect that the states can control the laws.

Speeding is not criminal unless it's reckless and such.

Amputate Your Head 04-22-2010 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064984)
"Governors may call upon Soldiers and Airmen to assist in community support, disaster relief and other local emergencies."

The key word there is "emergencies".

But policing the U.S./Mexico border as an accepted permanent daily role for them is something else entirely. That's Border Patrol's duty.

woj 04-22-2010 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17064986)
At a federal level if you were busted for having pot, then that's your problem, you're a criminal. At the state level if it's legal, I have no issues. Being that I respect that the states can control the laws.

Speeding is not criminal unless it's reckless and such.

Criminal = guilty of crime.
Crime = unlawful activity

Someone speeding is as much of a criminal as an illegal immigrant. Except illegal immigrants are pretty harmless, on the other hand, speeding puts people's lives in danger. So why do people care about illegal immigrants, while other forms of crime are not a problem?

TheDoc 04-22-2010 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Amputate Your Head (Post 17065003)
The key word there is "emergencies".

But policing the U.S./Mexico border as an accepted permanent daily role for them is something else entirely. That's Border Patrol's duty.

Well, whatever we might think it is... they can and already do it, and have asked for 3,000 more.. This is far far far far out of Border Patrols hands.

TheDoc 04-22-2010 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 17065008)
Criminal = guilty of crime.
Crime = unlawful activity

Someone speeding is as much of a criminal as an illegal immigrant. Except illegal immigrants are pretty harmless, on the other hand, speeding puts people's lives in danger. So why do people care about illegal immigrants, while other forms of crime are not a problem?

Break it down how you like... but speeding isn't under the criminal code, it's civil - they are vastly different. Not paying the fine for speeding would be criminal though.

Harmless? Murder, drug/gun running, human trafficking is harmless?

woj 04-22-2010 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by TheDoc (Post 17065021)
Break it down how you like... but speeding isn't under the criminal code, it's civil - they are vastly different. Not paying the fine for speeding would be criminal though.

Harmless? Murder, drug/gun running, human trafficking is harmless?

Murderers, drug runners and human traffickers are obviously criminals and should be dealt with, but what does that have to do with the detail of whether they are legal or illegal immigrants? What do those criminals have to do with for example some illegal mexican who works as a gardener for some landscaping company? Illegal immigrant like that seems harmless, no?


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