Makes my blood BOIL !!!
I am SO sick of this BS and the "undocumented migrant" spin. These are CRIMINALS. They broke the law coming here - not out of fear of persecution, but for economic gain. The motivation is not wrong, but the method is - no different than a burglar breaking into a house. This incident is but one of those which happen every day because our politicians are playing wh0re for the Latino vote.
BUILD THE DAMN FENCE and DEPORT THE ILLEGALS !!!!
Posted: April 21, 2007
7:15 p.m. Eastern
c 2007 WorldNetDaily.com
When Isidro Pena Soto's SUV slammed into an oncoming pickup truck, after passing another car at 90 miles-per-hour, the illegal alien who had been arrested or convicted at least nine times since 2003 made Kent Boone the fifth fatality in two weeks along a dangerous stretch of Northern California highway.
The notorious two-lane roadway, known as "blood alley," runs through Napa, Solano, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. It averaged more than 10 deaths a year during the five-year period ending in 2005.
Pena, 26, was driving without a license while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. California Highway Patrol officers found two pounds of methamphetamine in his vehicle and more at his home. It was not his first brush with U.S. law, and that's what Boone's survivors find so hard to understand.
"He needs to be in prison, there's no way they're going to be able to deport him and keep him out of our country," Boone's widow, Regina Sorisio, told the Oroville Mercury Register.
Boone, a 33-year-old pipe fitter and father of five, was killed on March 31 as he drove to work.
Pena was hospitalized following the accident but arrested when he was released from doctors' care. This week he pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder.
"It's been quite challenging getting any information on anything," April Godin, Boone's former wife and mother of two of his children, told the Contra Costa Times. "It's just all of the loopholes and lack of information."
The information that is coming out now makes Boone's family and law enforcement officials wonder why Pena had not been deported before.
Pena has been convicted six times of driving without a license. In 2003 and 2005, he was convicted for DUI in Contra Costa County - and for a felony narcotics charge in the same county in 2005. That same year, he was convicted of a DUI in neighboring Solano County - the county where he killed Boone last month.
According to the Contra Costa Times, court records do not show the circumstances of his release from custody on those charges.
A spokeswoman with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency said no one from any of the law enforcement agencies or courts that had handled Pena's offenses in the past had ever contacted her agency.
"Cases like this certainly underscore why we want to encourage local law enforcement agencies to tell us when they encounter foreign nationals with multiple prior convictions for crimes that certainly present a potential threat to public safety," said ICE's Virginia Kice.
"The only time [immigration status] is a relevant issue is if someone is charged with a crime and we incarcerate them," said Concord police Lt. David Chilimidos.
"We actually treat everybody like they were here legally," said Richmond police Capt. Alec Griffin. "We don't make contacts with ICE just in the course of normal business."
In Richmond, with its large immigrant population, local police do not participate with ICE in roundups of suspected illegals. The city terminated daylight traffic checkpoints aimed at stopping street crimes, Griffin said, because immigrants feared they were being targeted.
For whatever reason, Pena's multiple trips through the justice system never resulted in him being identified as an illegal alien who might "present a potential threat to public safety."
"It doesn't seem like it would be hard to put a red flag on there," Godin said. "There's so many questions I have. ... Why isn't anyone giving us information?"
BUILD THE DAMN FENCE and DEPORT THE ILLEGALS !!!!
Posted: April 21, 2007
7:15 p.m. Eastern
c 2007 WorldNetDaily.com
When Isidro Pena Soto's SUV slammed into an oncoming pickup truck, after passing another car at 90 miles-per-hour, the illegal alien who had been arrested or convicted at least nine times since 2003 made Kent Boone the fifth fatality in two weeks along a dangerous stretch of Northern California highway.
The notorious two-lane roadway, known as "blood alley," runs through Napa, Solano, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. It averaged more than 10 deaths a year during the five-year period ending in 2005.
Pena, 26, was driving without a license while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. California Highway Patrol officers found two pounds of methamphetamine in his vehicle and more at his home. It was not his first brush with U.S. law, and that's what Boone's survivors find so hard to understand.
"He needs to be in prison, there's no way they're going to be able to deport him and keep him out of our country," Boone's widow, Regina Sorisio, told the Oroville Mercury Register.
Boone, a 33-year-old pipe fitter and father of five, was killed on March 31 as he drove to work.
Pena was hospitalized following the accident but arrested when he was released from doctors' care. This week he pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder.
"It's been quite challenging getting any information on anything," April Godin, Boone's former wife and mother of two of his children, told the Contra Costa Times. "It's just all of the loopholes and lack of information."
The information that is coming out now makes Boone's family and law enforcement officials wonder why Pena had not been deported before.
Pena has been convicted six times of driving without a license. In 2003 and 2005, he was convicted for DUI in Contra Costa County - and for a felony narcotics charge in the same county in 2005. That same year, he was convicted of a DUI in neighboring Solano County - the county where he killed Boone last month.
According to the Contra Costa Times, court records do not show the circumstances of his release from custody on those charges.
A spokeswoman with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency said no one from any of the law enforcement agencies or courts that had handled Pena's offenses in the past had ever contacted her agency.
"Cases like this certainly underscore why we want to encourage local law enforcement agencies to tell us when they encounter foreign nationals with multiple prior convictions for crimes that certainly present a potential threat to public safety," said ICE's Virginia Kice.
"The only time [immigration status] is a relevant issue is if someone is charged with a crime and we incarcerate them," said Concord police Lt. David Chilimidos.
"We actually treat everybody like they were here legally," said Richmond police Capt. Alec Griffin. "We don't make contacts with ICE just in the course of normal business."
In Richmond, with its large immigrant population, local police do not participate with ICE in roundups of suspected illegals. The city terminated daylight traffic checkpoints aimed at stopping street crimes, Griffin said, because immigrants feared they were being targeted.
For whatever reason, Pena's multiple trips through the justice system never resulted in him being identified as an illegal alien who might "present a potential threat to public safety."
"It doesn't seem like it would be hard to put a red flag on there," Godin said. "There's so many questions I have. ... Why isn't anyone giving us information?"
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quote:Originally posted by Iconoclast
I am SO sick of this BS and the "undocumented migrant" spin. These are CRIMINALS. They broke the law coming here - not out of fear of persecution, but for economic gain. The motivation is not wrong, but the method is - no different than a burglar breaking into a house. This incident is but one of those which happen every day because our politicians are playing wh0re for the Latino vote.
BUILD THE DAMN FENCE and DEPORT THE ILLEGALS !!!!
Posted: April 21, 2007
7:15 p.m. Eastern
c 2007 WorldNetDaily.com
When Isidro Pena Soto's SUV slammed into an oncoming pickup truck, after passing another car at 90 miles-per-hour, the illegal alien who had been arrested or convicted at least nine times since 2003 made Kent Boone the fifth fatality in two weeks along a dangerous stretch of Northern California highway.
The notorious two-lane roadway, known as "blood alley," runs through Napa, Solano, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. It averaged more than 10 deaths a year during the five-year period ending in 2005.
Pena, 26, was driving without a license while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. California Highway Patrol officers found two pounds of methamphetamine in his vehicle and more at his home. It was not his first brush with U.S. law, and that's what Boone's survivors find so hard to understand.
"He needs to be in prison, there's no way they're going to be able to deport him and keep him out of our country," Boone's widow, Regina Sorisio, told the Oroville Mercury Register.
Boone, a 33-year-old pipe fitter and father of five, was killed on March 31 as he drove to work.
Pena was hospitalized following the accident but arrested when he was released from doctors' care. This week he pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder.
"It's been quite challenging getting any information on anything," April Godin, Boone's former wife and mother of two of his children, told the Contra Costa Times. "It's just all of the loopholes and lack of information."
The information that is coming out now makes Boone's family and law enforcement officials wonder why Pena had not been deported before.
Pena has been convicted six times of driving without a license. In 2003 and 2005, he was convicted for DUI in Contra Costa County - and for a felony narcotics charge in the same county in 2005. That same year, he was convicted of a DUI in neighboring Solano County - the county where he killed Boone last month.
According to the Contra Costa Times, court records do not show the circumstances of his release from custody on those charges.
A spokeswoman with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency said no one from any of the law enforcement agencies or courts that had handled Pena's offenses in the past had ever contacted her agency.
"Cases like this certainly underscore why we want to encourage local law enforcement agencies to tell us when they encounter foreign nationals with multiple prior convictions for crimes that certainly present a potential threat to public safety," said ICE's Virginia Kice.
"The only time [immigration status] is a relevant issue is if someone is charged with a crime and we incarcerate them," said Concord police Lt. David Chilimidos.
"We actually treat everybody like they were here legally," said Richmond police Capt. Alec Griffin. "We don't make contacts with ICE just in the course of normal business."
In Richmond, with its large immigrant population, local police do not participate with ICE in roundups of suspected illegals. The city terminated daylight traffic checkpoints aimed at stopping street crimes, Griffin said, because immigrants feared they were being targeted.
For whatever reason, Pena's multiple trips through the justice system never resulted in him being identified as an illegal alien who might "present a potential threat to public safety."
"It doesn't seem like it would be hard to put a red flag on there," Godin said. "There's so many questions I have. ... Why isn't anyone giving us information?"
They are talking about Hwy 12! I used to run that hwy all the time in the big truck. It is a very dangerous road and allways has Illegals driving it as it runs through prime farm country.
The Highway Dept. is also partailly at fault on this too as that Hwy has needed widening for well over 20 years. It is a main travel way between the bay area and the central valley and is almost allway bumper to bumper accross it.0 -
quote:Originally posted by spanielsells
Send money to Tom Tancredo. Volunteer to work for him as he runs for POTUS.
Have. Am. [;)]
He opened his NH campaign headquarters not too long ago.0 -
quote:Originally posted by HobbyGuy
I believe Pena should be imprisoned for life without the possibility of parole. Short of that, a good old fashioned stoning would fit the bill. [:(!]
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This has been going on for 20+ years ... and it's
too late/only just begun - all at the same time.
...Politicians like those votes too much to ruin it
now. Too bad we don't have a third party, eh?
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I thought "blood alley" was 101, around Los Banos ??
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quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
I thought "blood alley" was 101, around Los Banos ??
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That is nothing compaired to hwy 12. The average deaths they quoted in that artical was low. There would be that many just in San Joaquin and Sacramento couties alone.0 -
The same thing happens here also,.........they come here to work on the thoroughbred horse farms, and are getting into the less skilled construction trades.
I am a contractor myself, although my trade has not been affected much, as of now. I would like to beat the living daylights out of these contractors that are hiring the illegals,........mostly roofers, landscapers, and sheetrock. They are as big a problem, as the others, by giving them a reason to come here!!![}:)]0 -
These people are criminals only
to those that have no political
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I've gotten to the point where I suspect that everyone who causes a fatal late-night accident here in CA is a drunk illegal driving without a license or insurance--about five years ago my daughter was in a car that was creamed by one running a stop sign, resulting in varying degrees of injuries but thankfully no fatalaties. Does anyone besides me wonder why there has been absolutely nothing in the news about the driver of the car that killed David Halberstram? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by ElMuertoMonkey
quote:Originally posted by HobbyGuy
I believe Pena should be imprisoned for life without the possibility of parole. Short of that, a good old fashioned stoning would fit the bill. [:(!]
Agreed.
and you and i and all of us will be paying for him to stay in a nice air conditioned room with a color tv and cable. very good suggestion.0 -
27.
For most of you ... this is just the begining. When the 12-15 million get their
citizenship and send for 10-20 more family members ... you ain;t seen
HOTHIN yet![:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
I thought "blood alley" was 101, around Los Banos ??
D.
It used to be US 101 at San Onofre, just inside Camp Pendleton. It was not until I-5 bypassed the stretch of the 101 that the deaths stopped. I'll bet old Zipper remembers that drive!0 -
OK - I was thinking the "Blood Alley" in the SF Bay area.
Doug0
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