davsel
02-10-2017, 23:36
Looks like ICE is finally doing their jobs after years of having their hands tied.
http://www.breitbart.com/california/2017/02/10/ice-arrests-160-california-enforcement/
SAN DIEGO, California — Federal immigration authorities arrested at least 160 illegal aliens over multiple days and across multiple states in what the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is calling “routine” immigration enforcement actions.
Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Gillian Christensen confirmed to the Washington Post that “routine” immigration enforcement actions were taken this week in Los Angeles, California; Atlanta, Georgia; and two other cities that were not identified. The enforcement actions took place at home and workplaces.
The spokesperson noted it was an unprecedented step to issue statements on such raids while they were ongoing, but fast-spreading social media commentary triggered the agency to comment in this case.
http://kxan.com/2017/02/10/hundreds-of-police-departments-cracking-down-on-outstanding-warrants/
...AUSTIN (KXAN) — Police from hundreds of departments across the state are about to crackdown on people with outstanding warrants.
They have sent letters to people with warrants for violations as minor as unpaid parking tickets asking them to pay their fines. Offenders have until Feb. 25 to pay their fines.
The goal is to get people to voluntarily contact the courts and resolve their obligations before they are tracked down by police.
Starting on Feb. 26, police will go out and begin rounding up people who owe money.
All of the money collected will go to the general revenue fund.
Lovin all the winning!
I expect major crackdowns on "protesters" to start any day now.
http://www.breitbart.com/california/2017/02/10/ice-arrests-160-california-enforcement/
SAN DIEGO, California — Federal immigration authorities arrested at least 160 illegal aliens over multiple days and across multiple states in what the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is calling “routine” immigration enforcement actions.
Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Gillian Christensen confirmed to the Washington Post that “routine” immigration enforcement actions were taken this week in Los Angeles, California; Atlanta, Georgia; and two other cities that were not identified. The enforcement actions took place at home and workplaces.
The spokesperson noted it was an unprecedented step to issue statements on such raids while they were ongoing, but fast-spreading social media commentary triggered the agency to comment in this case.
http://kxan.com/2017/02/10/hundreds-of-police-departments-cracking-down-on-outstanding-warrants/
...AUSTIN (KXAN) — Police from hundreds of departments across the state are about to crackdown on people with outstanding warrants.
They have sent letters to people with warrants for violations as minor as unpaid parking tickets asking them to pay their fines. Offenders have until Feb. 25 to pay their fines.
The goal is to get people to voluntarily contact the courts and resolve their obligations before they are tracked down by police.
Starting on Feb. 26, police will go out and begin rounding up people who owe money.
All of the money collected will go to the general revenue fund.
Lovin all the winning!
I expect major crackdowns on "protesters" to start any day now.