Againsheila
Gold Member
I think this is still worth discussing.
Crime victims of illegal aliens
In another case of justice denied, the murderer of Phoenix high school student Tanee Natividad merely crossed the border into Mexico to escape law enforcement. A local television station was able to track down the murderer in a bar just a few miles across the border without much effort. Max LaMadrid has no reason to hide because the Mexican government actually helps violent criminals escape American justice. According to Arizona Attorney General Janet Napolitano, action by the Mexican supreme court making it more difficult to extradite criminals has "created an incentive for people to flee into Mexico as a safe harbor." At one time, Mexico would not extradite criminals who might be subject to the death penalty; the Mexican court recently extended this "protection" to any Mexican who might receive a life sentence, thereby giving a free pass to rapists, kidnappers and child molesters. In fact, the investigating reporter found 100 cases of violent criminals from the Phoenix area escaping into Mexico in just the last few years. Meanwhile, the grieving family of 16-year-old Tanee gets no justice like thousands of others in the southwest.
<<<<Now that Mexicans are coming across the border to kidnap people, I think it's rather pertinent that the Mexican government may or may not extradite them when they are caught.
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The cases display the quintessential characteristics of Tijuana crime gangs. FBI Special Agent Jan Caldwell would not speculate as to the reach of the tentacles in the incidents on U.S. turf. But she says her agency is investing whether Mexican crime groups are expanding their repertoire.
Crime victims of illegal aliens
In another case of justice denied, the murderer of Phoenix high school student Tanee Natividad merely crossed the border into Mexico to escape law enforcement. A local television station was able to track down the murderer in a bar just a few miles across the border without much effort. Max LaMadrid has no reason to hide because the Mexican government actually helps violent criminals escape American justice. According to Arizona Attorney General Janet Napolitano, action by the Mexican supreme court making it more difficult to extradite criminals has "created an incentive for people to flee into Mexico as a safe harbor." At one time, Mexico would not extradite criminals who might be subject to the death penalty; the Mexican court recently extended this "protection" to any Mexican who might receive a life sentence, thereby giving a free pass to rapists, kidnappers and child molesters. In fact, the investigating reporter found 100 cases of violent criminals from the Phoenix area escaping into Mexico in just the last few years. Meanwhile, the grieving family of 16-year-old Tanee gets no justice like thousands of others in the southwest.
<<<<Now that Mexicans are coming across the border to kidnap people, I think it's rather pertinent that the Mexican government may or may not extradite them when they are caught.
KPBS > News > Local News
The cases display the quintessential characteristics of Tijuana crime gangs. FBI Special Agent Jan Caldwell would not speculate as to the reach of the tentacles in the incidents on U.S. turf. But she says her agency is investing whether Mexican crime groups are expanding their repertoire.
