Senate Letter Reveals Staggering Number Of Murders By Illegal Aliens With Previous Criminal

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Cygnis

Not automatic, but they were allowed to languish for a year, and then pursue citizenship.

Actually, no immigrant can apply for citizenship until they have been in the country for at least 5 years.
www.uscis.gov...

Having a green card, is a requirement, and you must have it for 5 years.

That is different then being an illegal immigrant with no green card, and a stolen ID, or no ID at all.

a reply to: Snarl

You're special. 3 years.
www.alllaw.com...

a reply to: Cygnis

That is different then being an illegal immigrant with no green card, and a stolen ID, or no ID at all.

Of course it is.
I was replying to the claim that Cubans can apply for citizenship after one year.

a reply to: Snarl

(Phage got it it, correctly, thus my comment was removed)

There are many documented ways of bypassing the 5 year green card stage before becoming a US citizen why is this going down?

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Oh, dear, the bridges are awful (for beaching and fishing). All that concrete they dump on purpose (erosion control for any not familiar). But the areas like towards John's Pass. Of course, like with the theme parks, going on weekdays is essential.

So they call that 3 year post green card status Naturalization but you can alltogether skip that NATURALIZATION process by most commonly marrying a serviceman which is probably why that guy who posted above said that. By being a civilian or military person involved in some kind of international treaty (instant citizenship phage as in you are wrong) or by just straight up googling one of the many cases of voter fraud involving illegals casting ballots which in my opinion pretty much makes you a citizen despite naturalization.
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a reply to: Grambler

If a combined 121 homicides from 2010 to 2014 is considered "staggering", then what should we think about the 12,000-14,000 homicides committed every single year by actual US citizens? And that doesn't count the 20,000 plus suicides per year by actual citizens.

If your numbers are proof that all illegal immigrants are a threat to our citizens, then shouldn't we be raising even louder alarms about the threats from actual citizens? Because 25 to 30 murders a year from one demographic is miniscule compared to the 12,000-14,000 murders from the other demographic.

But for some reason, people seem to be ok with the massive elephant in the room.

ETA: To put it into further perspective, from 2006 to 2015, an average of 35 Americans died each year from dog bites (found HERE & HERE). Yes, you're more likely to be killed by a dog here than by an illegal immigrant. And that doesn't touch on the fact that "dog bites send nearly 316,200 victims to hospital emergency departments per year (898 per day)" (as my 1st link put it).

a reply to: Grambler

Hi Grambler,

CNN is totally supportive of criminal illegal aliens,
even to the point of groveling to them.

In light of CNNs total dedication to border jumpers,
will CNN executives, reporters, and all employees
allow their daughters to date illegal aliens?

They should "prove" how "wonderful" border
jumpers are, by sending their daughters to
places illegals hang out, have their daughters
develop close relationships with illegals.

How about it CNN? You up to the task?

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: Grambler

If a combined 121 homicides from 2010 to 2014 is considered "staggering", then what should we think about the 12,000-14,000 homicides committed every single year by actual US citizens? And that doesn't count the 20,000 plus suicides per year by actual citizens.

You didn't read the fine print

according to the letter, published by the Miami Herald, statistics provided by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials confirm that 121 homicides were committed in the U.S. between 2010-2014 by illegal immigrants who had already been convicted of a crime but were released back into society due to limitations on their detention.

This is not including all illegals. Only illegals who were released who should not have been, they were already in custody but a silly rule on detention made authorities release them. That is 121 lives that could have easily been saved.

originally posted by: Cygnis
Will be interesting to see how Boulder, CO fairs.

Illegal immigration is a gateway crime.

Gateway crime, I like that. It's an EXCELLENT name for what it is. You should email that to Trump and see if it makes one of his tweets.

a reply to: enlightenedservant


I've never seen all those statistics lined up like that. Wow. Makes the Radical Islamist Terrorist threat look small by comparison.

a reply to: enlightenedservant

Are you volunteering to sacrifice yourself and those you love?

No big deal, right?

Then let it be so.

a reply to: Adonsa

CNN is also supportive of any foreign leader who has something negative to say about our nation. Is there a law against encouraging attacks and crimes against U.S. citizens? If not, there should be. How about it, AG Sessions???

a reply to: worldstarcountry

A bit off topic but funny how you mention Howard pk and Honeymoon island, family favorites here as well.

How does Xerxes have more lightning ball points than me with his math skills on that post?
CITIZENSHIP: the position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.
Some above poster claimed that there is a definitive waiting period to be IN A POSITION OR STATUS OF BEING A CITIZEN OF A PARTICULAR COUNTRY (PHAGE) www.washingtontimes.com...

originally posted by: Phage

Most of these immigrant convicts are nationals of 23 countries described by ICE as “recalcitrant” because they routinely refuse to take back deportables. The bulk of these immigrant convicts in 2014 — 1,183 — were from Cuba, according to the letter.

www.miamiherald.com...=cpy

So, wet foot/dry foot? Bad idea?


Like Trump said about health care, immigration is "complicated."

We're not talking immigration though. We're talking about ignoring federal law and hiding people that are in the country illegally.

originally posted by: Phage

Most of these immigrant convicts are nationals of 23 countries described by ICE as “recalcitrant” because they routinely refuse to take back deportables. The bulk of these immigrant convicts in 2014 — 1,183 — were from Cuba, according to the letter.

www.miamiherald.com...=cpy

So, wet foot/dry foot? Bad idea?


Like Trump said about health care, immigration is "complicated."

We're not talking immigration though. We're talking about ignoring federal law and hiding people that are in the country illegally.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

Thanks for the tip on St Pete, my dad and sister still live over in Zephyrhills, Sis takes her kids into St Pete on a regular basis during baseball season, I will certainly pass the word if they have not heard about that yet.

edit to add: Apparently the county sheriff told the mayor of St Pete to shove his sanctuary talk that any illegal that commits a crime will be processed in accordance with the law.