ICE upset over federal immigration judge letting ten detained women from the Postville, IA meatpacking raid to return to their homeland without criminal charges. Like how about being here illegally judge? Omaha World-Herald story Des Moines Register story
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At least that gets rid of 10 of them!
Posted by nebraskaobserver on August 17, 2008
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ICE agents arrest 44 illegal immigrants
Posted by nebraskaobserver on June 25, 2008
POSTED: 6:53 pm CDT June 25, 2008
UPDATED: 7:19 pm CDT June 25, 2008
OMAHA, Neb. — Immigration agents said they’ve arrested 44 illegal immigrants during a five-day operation in several Nebraska cities.In Lexington, 25 people were arrested, along with 12 in Grand Island, two in Broken Bow and one each in Cozad, Gibbon, Hastings, Kearney and North Platte.A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official said arrests were made at homes and businesses in the days leading up to Tuesday.
Of the suspects, 28 were fugitives, meaning they had defied an immigration judge’s final order to leave the country and were targets of the operation. The other 16 were illegal immigrants arrested as agents targeted others.The immigrants are from Nicaragua, Guatemala, Mexico and El Salvador and were being held at county jails throughout Nebraska.
Posted in El Salvador, Fugitives, Guatemala, Hastings, Hispanic, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Illegal Alien, Illegal Immigration, Immigration Agents, Mexican, Mexico, Nebraska, Nicaragua, Undocumented | Tagged: Broken Bow, county jails, Cozad, defied immigration judge's final order to leave the cou, El, El Salvador, fugitives, Gibbon, Grand Island, Guatemala, Hastings, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), illegal aliens, illegal immigrants, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Kearney, Lexington, Mexico, Nebraska, Nicaragua, North Platte, Salvador, U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement | Leave a Comment »
Letters/Opinions/Comments – Week of May 18, 2008
Posted by nebraskaobserver on May 26, 2008
If you would like to really understand the difference between the argument that illegal aliens do the jobs American citizen workers won’t do vs. American citizen workers can’t afford to take the jobs illegal aliens do….watch this eye-opening video How Union Workers Are Affected By Illegal Immigration [Video] .
Omaha World-Herald – PUBLIC PULSE -May 24, 2008
Ginny Campbell, Omaha responds to Aida Cruz, May 17 letter and asks her where the fairness is in 12 million immigrants invading our country and having a feeling of entitlement to everything we have at no cost to them.
Omaha World-Herald -PUBLIC PULSE -May 23, 2008
Nick R. Bechtel, Fremont…..legal immigration is when someone knocks on the front door and is glad to meet you. Illegal immigration is when someone comes in the back door in the middle of the night, makes himself at home and can’t understand why he is not welcome.
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Courier – Friday, May 22, 2008
Leonard Hill, Iowa….if you bleeding hearts feel so bad for them, then go to their country and help them get a better life. Legal immigrants, yes; illegal immigrants, no.
Omaha World-Herald – Public Pulse – Saturday May 17, 2008
Aida Cruz, David City….. Why do human beings have to judge? It’s just not fair.
Posted in David City, Nebraska, Fremont, Illegal Immigration, Meat Processors, Mexican, Mexico, Open Borders Enthusiasts, Patriots, Taxes, United States, Waterloo & Cedar Falls Courier | Tagged: Aida Cruz, Bleeding Hearts, citizens, David City, entitlement, Ginny Campbell, Illegal Immigration, legal citizens, Leonard Hill, Lexington, meatpacking plant, Mexico, Nebraska, Nick R. Bechtel, Omaha World-Herald, Open Borders Enthusiasts, Pro-Illegal, Public Pulse, stimulus package, Taxes, Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier | Leave a Comment »
Iowa: Largest number of illegal aliens to plead guilty & sentenced in one day!
Posted by nebraskaobserver on May 21, 2008
85 sentenced in Postville immigration raid
Associated Press – May 20, 2008 10:44 AM ET
WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) – Federal prosecutors say 85 people arrested in last week’s immigration raid at a meatpacking plant in Postville have been sentenced on federal charges.
They are part of a group of nearly 400 people arrested at the Agriprocessors plant.
They pleaded guilty yesterday in Waterloo. The U.S. attorney’s office says it’s the largest number of defendants to plead guilty and be sentenced in one day.
Officials say 77 pleaded guilty to using false identification to obtain employment. They admitted using the ID of an actual person and were sentenced to five months in prison and face deportation.
Eight others pleaded guilty to using a false ID to obtain employment, but those documents did not belong to an actual person. They were sentenced to five years probation and ordered out of the country.
Posted in Agriprocessors, AP, Deportation, Des Moines, False ID, Federal Prosecutors, Hispanic, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Identity Theft, Illegal Alien, Illegal Immigration, Iowa, Lubavitch, Meat Processors, Mexican, Prison, Probation, U.S. Attorney General's Office, Undocumented, Waterloo | Tagged: Agriprocessors, AP, Deportation, Des Moines, False ID, Federal Prosecutors, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Identity Theft, IL, illegal aliens, Illegal Immigration, Iowa, Lubavitch, Meatpacking, Mexican, postv, Postville, Prison, Probation, U.S. Attorney General's Office, Undocumented, Waterloo | 1 Comment »
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