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dirty_harry_brown@yahoo.com (Motown Man) wrote in message news:<bf641ffd.0307092253.1c06374@posting.google.com>...
> When illegal aliens rape our young children.
> 
> Who Let 'Enrique Sosa Alvarez' Loose?
> By Michelle Malkin
> June 17, 2003
> 
> 
> It's every mother's worst nightmare: A 9-year-old girl, dragged from her San
> Jose, Calif., home in broad daylight, is kidnapped and raped over three days
> before being released by her attacker.
> 
> The story made headline news all week. Now, here is the story behind the
> story that the liberal media has failed to tell.
> 
> The man arrested and charged with nine felony counts related to the
> terrifying abduction and sexual assault is an illegal alien. As of this
> writing, not a single newspaper covering the story has bothered to report on
> the accused attacker's immigration history. The San Jose Police Department
> confirmed his illegal status to me in a phone call on Thursday morning. He
> was arraigned under the name "Enrique Sosa Alvarez," but a fingerprint check
> identified him as "David Montiel Cruz." As "Cruz," this man was previously
> convicted of auto theft. Both "Alvarez" and "Cruz" may be aliases. Police
> spokeswoman Katherine Unger told me: "We just don't know."
> 
> Unger said the department is still not clear on his country of birth. Some
> neighbors say he was Guatemalan; others report that he often wore a cap
> bearing the Mexican flag.
> 
> As a result of my inquiry, the Department of Homeland Security is now
> checking into the accused attacker's immigration history and whether he had
> ever been previously ordered deported.
> 
> Why does it matter?
> 
> It matters because the accused kidnapper/rapist never should have been in
> this country in the first place.
> 
> Time and again, our protectors have failed to screen out criminal menaces
> whose primary goal is not to seek a better life in America, but to make life
> miserable for everybody else.
> 
> A 9-year-old girl may have been brutally raped, scarred forever, partly
> because of the federal government's failure to enforce its borders.
> According to neighbors' accounts, "Alvarez" was a violent thug who beat his
> girlfriend, harassed his community and held no job.
> 
> Without solid verification of "Alvarez's" identity, it's impossible to know
> whether he had a history of child abduction or child molestation in his
> native country. We also don't know whether immigration officials are
> responsible for letting "Cruz/Alvarez" loose in violation of federal law
> after his auto theft conviction. Criminal aliens are supposed to be taken
> immediately into federal immigration custody after serving their sentences.
> But as the Justice Department's inspector general reported, the Immigration
> and Naturalization Service's failure to track foreign-born inmates led to
> the release of 35,318 criminal aliens into the general population in 2000 -- 
> roughly one-third of whom went on to commit serious crimes.
> 
> This case is a textbook example of the continued failures of interior
> immigration enforcement. The San Jose Police Department, whose top officials
> are patting themselves on the back for the investigation, maintains an
> official policy of looking the other way at immigration law-breaking.
> 
> According to the San Jose Police Department's official policy manual, under
> section L7911 of the line and operations procedure, officers may not
> "initiate police action when the primary objective is directed towards
> discovering the alien status of a person." Translation: San Jose cops are
> effectively barred from asking whether illegal aliens are here illegally,
> and officers are prevented from proactively contacting federal immigration
> authorities if they suspect violations of immigration law.
> 
> This is the same idiotic sanctuary rule maintained in San Francisco, Los
> Angeles and New York City -- where the official hands-off policy by police
> recently resulted in the gang rape of a woman by homeless illegal aliens
> with long rap sheets. They were on the streets because they had never been
> reported by local cops to federal immigration authorities.
> 
> "Our department is very lenient" when it comes to illegal aliens, San Jose
> Police Department spokeswoman Unger told me. Indeed. San Jose is one of the
> police departments that refused to cooperate with the Justice Department's
> effort to interview thousands of illegal aliens from terror-friendly and
> terror-sponsoring nations in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.
> 
> "We don't do anything on immigration," Unger lamented. "It's not, you know,
> politically correct. It's frustrating. You would think that with all that's
> going on in the world . . . "
> 
> You would think.

What famous statesman said, "A good illegal alien is a dead illegal alien"?