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Just when you think that Democrats can’t go any lower in disregarding the basic responsibilities of government, there’s this: New York state has flung open the cell doors of its jails to allow dangerous felons to walk free. Why do Democrats think releasing dangerous prisoners was a good idea?? Do criminals have a political […] January 15th, 2020 | Category: liberal ideology | Tags: bail, crime, criminals, Democrat, enforcement, illegal alien, jail, New York state, Nicole Malliotakis, prison, soft on crime, Tucker Carlson |  Email This Post |  Print This Post On Friday, Tucker Carlson reported about the failure of the First Step Act which promised its early release of non-violent federal prisoners which would not free persons who would be likely to re-offend. Certain types of crimes, such as marijuana-related, were presented as the sort which would be appropriate for forgiveness, but instead violent offenses […] July 28th, 2019 | Category: liberal politics | Tags: crime, criminals, Democrat, early release, enforcement, felons, prison, public safety, Senator Tom Cotton, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post Here’s an update on an illegal alien sob story: the subject is a Cambodian, Borey Ai, who killed a man during a liquor store robbery. I reported on the case in August: Refugee Criminals Are Sad about Facing Deportation. Ai originally got a life sentence for second-degree murder — so the judge and jury took […] December 23rd, 2018 | Category: demanding lawbreakers | Tags: aliens, California, Cambodia, crime, deport, ICE, murder, prison, public safety, San Quentin | Email This Post | Print This Post Standards have risen for non-citizens since President Trump was elected. In fact, enforcement has become so strict that even a convicted foreign murderer might be deported! A recent front page of the San Jose Mercury-News featured the travails of young criminal refugees which included a photo of a killer who may soon get a free […] August 7th, 2018 | Category: demanding lawbreakers | Tags: aliens, Asian, California, Cambodian, crime, deport, drugs, enforcement, immigration, murder, President Trump, prison, public safety, refugee, Vietnamese | Email This Post | Print This Post How long did the Washington Post have to search in Europe to find a killer jihadist with a whitebread name like Benjamin Herman? The Sunday paper had a lengthy piece about the problem of Islamic radicalization in European prisons, which is a worthy topic, but it neglects to remind the reader about how and when […] July 29th, 2018 | Category: Islam vs the West | Tags: aliens, Belgium, crime, culture, enforcement, Europe, Germany, immigration, Islam, jihad, Muslims, national security, prison, public safety, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post Below is an example of much that’s wrong with US immigration policy. Ricardo Elvin Martinez of Guadalajara, Mexico, has been deported five times and has been convicted of 24 offenses, including robbery, but apparently has suffered no more severe punishment than five free trips home. Why would anyone be surprised that he returned numerous times […] May 23rd, 2011 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, arizona, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexico, prison | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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