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Border Control

Various items with no chance of getting past the thick filters of the national liberal Democrat media outlets:

[In] the first six weeks of [the new border initiative], 917 [illegal] immigrants were prosecuted and sentenced to an average of 90 days in prison [before deportation].

And in the past month, border agents in the [West Texas] area saw an average of fewer than 20 non-Mexican illegal crossers a day. That’s down from more than 40 non-Mexican daily crossers in January 2005.

I blame Chertoff.

Read the whole thing, but keep in mind it’s a local AP item.

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“Bills push ID of illegals: GOP sponsors want local officers to share duty with ICE agents“

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“[Northern] Border [security] wing nears, and not a moment too soon“

Yep.

Gummint inertia + waaay too many Democrats in the Congress between ‘01 and ‘05 = serious problem.

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“Somali gives up fight against deportation“

Here’s an absolute gem from that article:

In December U.S. District Judge John Houston took the unusual step oftripling the suggested sentence for Mohamed, saying the harsher sentence was justified because of national security concerns.

I love it.

That’s my kinda’ judge. BTW, he was nominated to the California federal bench by George W. Bush. Here’s a link to his official gummint bio.

Memo to George W. Bush:

Get Judge Houston onto the Ninth Circus, Chief!

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“Deported Guatemalan Charged With Illegally Re-Entering U.S.“

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Last but not least, and speaking of the federal courts, here’s an example of one of those classic items – this time from the 11th Circuit – which tend to get censored not only by the far left but also by the anti-GOP right:

Antonio Carlos-Santos appeals his 77-month sentence imposed after he pled guilty to illegal reentry of a previously deported alien . . . . The district court applied a 16-level offense enhancement . . . because Defendant had been deported after earlier convictions for alien smuggling and for carrying a concealed firearm.

And the appeals court said:

“Adios, you rancid alien crime-bot!”

Or words to that effect.

– Jayson

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