Illegals

DIY Immigration Law

Listen to this saga about our DIY Immigration policy. Karin Fernandez had problems in Honduras.   She was two months pregnant, and the baby's father was gone. She had only a ninth-grade education and no work. But her aunt in New Bedford offered a solution: Come to Massachusetts. Cut to: Around noon, immigration officers discovered her. She was one of 327 workers picked up at the factory that morning, unable to prove they were in the country legally. "I cried," she said. "I begged them to let me go because I have a daughter." She was held until 7 Tuesday night, then released to care for her child. By yesterday afternoon, 60 of the workers taken into custody at the factory Tuesday had been released on humanitarian grounds, for example, if they had children with nobody else to care for them. (Where the F**K is Aunt Bessie?) Okay, I'll be the bad guy here and issue this Citizen's Arrest Warrant for her, the other 59 who were released for "compassionate" reasons, the governor of Massachusetts, and anyone else who is here illegally, or violates their oath of office  to uphold the law.