Six illegal immigrants arrested at Qualcomm
L.A. Times
San Diego:
Six undocumented Mexican immigrants were arrested today by U.S. Border Patrol agents at Qualcomm Stadium, after a report that they were stealing food and water meant for evacuees, according to spokesman Damon Foreman.
San Diego police responded to a call about alleged theft from the evacuation center and encountered six people in a van who didn't speak English and didn't have California driver's licenses, Foreman said. The police officers called the Border Patrol, who arrived at the stadium and made the arrests, he said. Foreman said the immigrants admitted they were Mexican citizens and that they were stealing.
Border Patrol agents are not looking for illegal immigrants at the center but will continue responding to police calls for assistance.
"We are not in any means at Qualcomm for enforcement capacity," he said. "We are not there to take advantage of a situation."
Foreman said the agents have been helping in the evacuation and rescue effort in addition to carrying out their main duties.
"We are dedicated to our primary mission to securing our borders," he said.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/breakingnews/2007/10/six-undocumente.html
San Diego:
Six undocumented Mexican immigrants were arrested today by U.S. Border Patrol agents at Qualcomm Stadium, after a report that they were stealing food and water meant for evacuees, according to spokesman Damon Foreman.
San Diego police responded to a call about alleged theft from the evacuation center and encountered six people in a van who didn't speak English and didn't have California driver's licenses, Foreman said. The police officers called the Border Patrol, who arrived at the stadium and made the arrests, he said. Foreman said the immigrants admitted they were Mexican citizens and that they were stealing.
Border Patrol agents are not looking for illegal immigrants at the center but will continue responding to police calls for assistance.
"We are not in any means at Qualcomm for enforcement capacity," he said. "We are not there to take advantage of a situation."
Foreman said the agents have been helping in the evacuation and rescue effort in addition to carrying out their main duties.
"We are dedicated to our primary mission to securing our borders," he said.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/breakingnews/2007/10/six-undocumente.html
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"We are not in any means at Qualcomm for enforcement capacity," he said. "We are not there to take advantage of a situation."
WHY THE HELL NOT??0 -
They steal their way in, and they steal while they're here. It's a way of life. Stealing from people that have lost everything though? That's a new low.
Ben0 -
Agreed...despicable...if I had my way I'dve dropped them off inside the burn area, but Ive been known to be spiteful... 0 -
.. and what of the 9994 other illegals that have crossed the border in the last
24 hours?
... I'm glad they got at least 6!
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the Bad thing how much aid will be given to the illegals and not Americans. Send them back home to take care of, treat Humane and take care of their immediate needs and load them up and move them out. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Gunners762
THAT'S FUNNY! [:D][:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by fshfndr
the Bad thing how much aid will be given to the illegals and not Americans. Send them back home to take care of, treat Humane and take care of their immediate needs and load them up and move them out.
Don't take care of them one bit. Load them up and ship them as far away as possible0 -
They only come here to work and make a better life for their little bambinos.
Anyone opposing illegal immigration must be some kind of racist!0 -
Guess Im a racist then...I dont see why they flee Mexico, come to America and start waving Mexican flags and talking about how its such a great country....THEN WHY'D YA LEAVE?!
I went on vacation to Cancun last year...it was awesome...all the locals spoke English...0
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