Although penned by a reporter with an obvious pro-illegal alien bias, this New York Times story being syndicated nationwide describes the success of Gwinnett’s 287-g program, which identifies illegal immigrant arrestees and labels them for deportation. The article also serves to highlight the need for a more comprehensive local immigration enforcement plan. Every offender detained [...]
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As It Should Be: Illegal Immigrants Who Drive Risk More Than a Ticket
Posted by BobG on December 10th, 2010
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Gwinnett Could Learn a Lesson: Attrition Works, Yet Again
Posted by BobG on November 23rd, 2010
Prince William County (VA) proves – as if we didn’t know—that aggressive enforcement of local immigration policy produces the desired results: a reduction in the number of illegal immigrants who are likely dependent on taxpayer-funded services. Gwinnett County has no such policies. Sure, leaders crow about the county’s participation in 287(g) – a token, marginally [...]
Gwinnett`s Illegal Aliens Cannot Afford to Leave
Posted by BobG on October 19th, 2010
An immigration attorney suing Cobb County and federal officials on behalf of illegal aliens everywhere argues that the 287(g) program (the target of his lawsuit) actually keeps the illegal immigrant population trapped in a community, reducing the program’s effectiveness: Ironically, [Erik] Meder said that in cases like Gwinnett’s, 287(g) has served to keep undocumented immigrants [...]
We Must Protect Ourselves
Posted by BobG on August 23rd, 2010
In 2005, it was determined that Celso Campo-Duartes was in the country illegally after he was arrested for running down Dacula resident Aubrey Sosebee as the 83-year-old man was taking the mail from his mailbox. Campo-Duartes also left the scene of the accident, a fairly common act by illegal aliens. He had no insurance and [...]
