It’s disappointing, though not surprising, that the state Appeals Court has decided that San Francisco authorities cannot be held responsible for the deaths of a father and two sons at the hands of an illegal alien gangster whom the city had protected from deportation. The decision affirms an earlier ruling of one year ago from [...]
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February 2nd, 2011 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, crime, deport, enforcement, gang, Hispanic, MS-13 |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post According to NPR, the feds are getting tougher on prosecutions of foreign gangsters by employing the death penalty when appropriate. The poster thug for this story is an MS-13 gang banger who reportedly killed five people, so he is a fine candidate for Old Sparky. Nobody outside of his momma, la Raza and the ACLU would [...] October 19th, 2010 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: arizona, border, crime, gang, illegal alien, MS-13 |
Email This Post | Print This Post The families of the three brutally murdered young people were satisfied and relieved that Roldolfo Godinez was found guilty. The trial was a long time coming since August 2007, when three college friends were slaughtered on a schoolyard by a group of MS-13 gangsters. It is a good outcome in particular because the evidence linking Godinez [...] May 25th, 2010 | Category: crime victims | Tags: gangs, MS-13, Newark schoolyard murders |
Email This Post | Print This Post It’s been nearly three years since three black college students (pictured below) were brutally murdered by Hispanic gangsters (at least some illegal aliens) in Newark, and the trial finally started this week. The sole survivor took the stand to testify about what happened when the four friends went to a local schoolyard to listen to [...] April 29th, 2010 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, MS-13 |
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