marvin martian
Diamond Member
Ever hear of video recordings ?
Remember, the left believes minorities are too stupid to use the internet or obtain photo identification.
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Ever hear of video recordings ?
But the lawyers aren't that stupid. They can use video testimony recorded before the deportations, or for that matter, can record the person in their deported to country.Remember, the left believes minorities are too stupid to use the internet or obtain photo identification.
.Remember, the left believes minorities are too stupid to use the internet or obtain photo identification.
But the lawyers aren't that stupid. They can use video testimony recorded before the deportations, or for that matter, can record the person in their deported to country.
Democrats say this because they are running vote harvesting mills.Remember, the left believes minorities are too stupid to use the internet or obtain photo identification.
Yes, but not just Democrats. Tyson Foods here in Arkansas L-O-V-E the shit out of some wetbacks.That's how desperate the left is to keep their slaves.
When democrats stand for an issue, all who stand with them are traitors.Yes, but not just Democrats. Tyson Foods here in Arkansas L-O-V-E the shit out of some wetbacks.
The Dems also love cheap labor but the illegals are more about census figures, congressional seats, and funding.
Both parties are demonic whore traitors.
Democrats aren't retarded.True, but it's easier for them to tell the dummies like C_Clayton_Jones that deporting illegals is bad, and let the retards do the rest.
‘In West Texas, a man was indicted in September for assaulting Manuel Chairez-Montes, fracturing the left side of his face. But before District Attorney Sarah Stogner could take the case to trial, Chairez-Montes, who was undocumented, was deported to Mexico. Now, the case is in limbo.
Adan Yanez Porras was charged in Ward County with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, but Stogner said she can’t prosecute the case without the victim’s testimony. Stogner said he’s applying for a U-Visa, which allows crime victims who are noncitizens to stay in the country for up to four years. Meanwhile, Porras has been out on bond for months. Stogner said he was released almost immediately after his indictment.
Stogner, who also represents Loving and Reeves counties, said the case is one of the ripple effects of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration. “It makes it harder for me to convict dangerous felons when … witnesses are getting deported, victims are getting deported, and the defendant or the perpetrator themselves are getting deported,” she said.
As President Donald Trump accelerates mass deportation efforts to “keep American communities safe,” other Texas district attorneys say in some cases, it’s doing the opposite by making it harder for them to prosecute people accused of violent crimes.’
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As ICE ramps up deportations, Texas prosecutors say they’re losing key witnesses in criminal cases
Texas DAs say some cases, including murders, have been hobbled or lost because witnesses were detained or deported.www.salon.com
Trump supporters are so narrow-minded and insular that they fail to realize the disastrous consequences of Trump’s reckless, irresponsible immigration policy.
This immigration policy is making American communities less safe.
Trump’s immigration agenda is motivated by racism, bigotry, and hate.
Ever hear of video recordings ?
No one believes your horseshit anymore.‘In West Texas, a man was indicted in September for assaulting Manuel Chairez-Montes, fracturing the left side of his face. But before District Attorney Sarah Stogner could take the case to trial, Chairez-Montes, who was undocumented, was deported to Mexico. Now, the case is in limbo.
Adan Yanez Porras was charged in Ward County with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, but Stogner said she can’t prosecute the case without the victim’s testimony. Stogner said he’s applying for a U-Visa, which allows crime victims who are noncitizens to stay in the country for up to four years. Meanwhile, Porras has been out on bond for months. Stogner said he was released almost immediately after his indictment.
Stogner, who also represents Loving and Reeves counties, said the case is one of the ripple effects of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration. “It makes it harder for me to convict dangerous felons when … witnesses are getting deported, victims are getting deported, and the defendant or the perpetrator themselves are getting deported,” she said.
As President Donald Trump accelerates mass deportation efforts to “keep American communities safe,” other Texas district attorneys say in some cases, it’s doing the opposite by making it harder for them to prosecute people accused of violent crimes.’
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As ICE ramps up deportations, Texas prosecutors say they’re losing key witnesses in criminal cases
Texas DAs say some cases, including murders, have been hobbled or lost because witnesses were detained or deported.www.salon.com
Trump supporters are so narrow-minded and insular that they fail to realize the disastrous consequences of Trump’s reckless, irresponsible immigration policy.
This immigration policy is making American communities less safe.
Trump’s immigration agenda is motivated by racism, bigotry, and hate.
.No one believes your horseshit anymore.
either way jones is the biggest ***** in this forum.....
I don't even believe it's human, half the time.
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