It’s interesting to reflect how some on the left are actually pro-crime, from pooping on the sidewalks to substantial theft from stores. Arguably the best example is California’s Prop 47 which was sold to the voters as a public safety measure which would prevent time-wasting efforts of police on smaller crimes to focus on major […]
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December 4th, 2019 | Category: liberal policies weak on crime | Tags: California, crime, enforcement, law enforcement, liberals, pro-crime, Prop 47, public safety, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Tucker Carlson, violence |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The Mueller hearing looked pretty uninteresting on TV, being powered as it was by Democrats’ insanely persistent pursuit of impeachment of the president, a project that began among the D-party before Donald Trump had even been inaugurated. But there were other facts being revealed to experienced Washington veterans, and one appeared Thursday on Tucker Carlson […] July 27th, 2019 | Category: liberal politics | Tags: Democrat party, FBI, law enforcement, Mueller hearing, Russia, Russia collusion, Terry Turchie, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post It has been obvious for a while that Jeff Sessions was unlikely to last long past the midterm elections as attorney general; still, the suddenness of Wednesday’s dismissal was a little raw. The history is complicated. Sessions was the first senator to respond to Trump’s seriousness about immigration enforcement and what that could mean, so […] November 8th, 2018 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: AG, Attorney General, border, Congress, crime, illegal, immigration, Jeff Sessions, law enforcement, public safety, Senate | Email This Post | Print This Post One of the immigration enforcement problems that’s still around is the situation of illegal aliens taking up residence in churches for the “sanctuary” they offer. As it happens, the concept is fake —churches cannot set themselves up as mini Mexicos inside the United States, separate from American law. ICE officers could walk in any time […] November 13th, 2017 | Category: demanding lawbreakers | Tags: aliens, church illegal alien sanctuary, deport, Elvira Arellano, ICE, illegal, immigration, law enforcement, Mexican, Pastor Robert Jeffress | Email This Post | Print This Post Friday’s New York Times front page included a whiner about a college student who claimed she was too busy to obtain proof of citizenship required to vote in Kansas (where sovereignty warrior Kris Kobach [pictured] is Secretary of State). A distracted student is news? This is pretty weak gruel, even for Carlos Slim’s Amnesty Gazette. […] October 16th, 2015 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: citizenship, illegal, immigration, law enforcement, sovereignty, voter fraud, voter ID, voting | Email This Post | Print This Post The ultra-left city is truly an upside-down universe, when the sheriff declares he wants to “opt out” of a federal law enforcement program, specifically Secure Communities which assists local jurisdictions with finding criminal aliens in jails. Who could object to checking out prisoners for instances of additional wrongdoing? Only San Francisco, the Queen of Sanctuary […] May 18th, 2010 | Category: political correctness | Tags: crime, law enforcement | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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