Being a cop is dangerous enough, but trying to enforce the law in a sanctuary city, where foreign criminals are protected like semiprecious endangered species, can be life-ending. That was the tragic and preventable fate of Kevin Will, who was struck down by a drunk-driving alien as the officer was sorting out a motorcycle accident [...]
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May 30th, 2011 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, crime, illegal, immigration, Mexico, sanctuary city, Texas |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post The polls show Colorado governor candidate Tom Tancredo with a commanding lead over his Republican rival Dan Maes, but John Hickenlooper still leads overall, so Tancredo is leaning on Maes to step aside for the good of the state. Hickenlooper is remembered as the mayor of Denver who continued the sanctuary city program there. In addition, [...] October 22nd, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: crime, immigration, sanctuary city |
Email This Post | Print This Post Santa Cruz, California, used to be a laid-back beach community where nothing much happened, in a good way. Now it’s infested with Mexican gangsters and bad drugs. Santa Cruz drug users hooked on Mexican-produced black tar heroin, San Jose Mercury, May 21, 2010 May 21st, 2010 | Category: illegal alien crime, uncategorized | Tags: California, Mexican gangs, sanctuary city |
Email This Post | Print This Post In 2006, previously deported criminal Juan Quintero shot and killed Officer Rodney Johnson (pictured) after a traffic arrest in Houston, a sanctuary city known for protecting dangerous foreign criminals. In 2008, Quintero was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison — quite a disappointment for us citizens who expect cop killers to pay the ultimate [...] May 11th, 2010 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: sanctuary city |
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