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Local police and other friends of public safety were outraged on Tuesday when the county supes unanimously chose to maintain its sanctuary policy. The debate was sparked by the murder of Bambi Larson by an illegal alien from El Salvador, Carlos Eduardo Arevalo-Carranza. Protecting public safety is supposed to rank high on the priorities of […] June 7th, 2019 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, Bambi Larson, California, crime, crime victim, deport, enforcement, illegal alien criminal, illegal immigration, public safety, Salvadoran, San Jose, sanctuary policy, Santa Clara County |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Americans used to say we were are “nation of laws” but you rarely hear that sentiment any more because it isn’t the case. Instead, elites have decided that open borders and diversity are better values. Nobody ever voted for disorder, but that is what we have. Today’s example is the entirely preventable murder of California […] December 29th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, California, crime, enforcement, illegal alien criminal, Officer Ronil Singh, preventable crime, SB 54, Sheriff Adam Christianson | Email This Post | Print This Post Anyone familiar with the ongoing problem of illegal alien crime knows that the July 1 murder of Kate Steinle in San Francisco by a Mexican drug dealer was not an anomaly. Such mayhem is common: what’s uncommon is national attention by the media to the preventable crimes caused by immigration non-enforcement. Former FBI agent Ron […] July 12th, 2015 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, Chicago, Cook County, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal, illegal alien criminal, illegal workers, immigration, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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