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I could insert this entire L.A. Times story into Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," and nobody would notice.
The review will continue, and officials
expect during the first year to identify 700 to 800 gang members who
are illegal immigrants, according to Jim Hayes, director of the Los
Angeles field office for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The focus on immigration status comes as the city of Los Angeles is
calling on federal agencies to help it crack down in response to last
year's 15.7% increase in gang crime.
Some say it also shows the need for agencies, including the Los Angeles
Police Department, to loosen policies that generally prohibit officers
from asking about the immigration status of anyone they question
(Special Order 40).
SOME SAY? The only people who don't are the
stupid liberal twits who caused the problem to begin with, and
perpetuate their idiocy still. Like ...
As recently as last week, Los Angeles Mayor
Antonio Villaraigosa rejected the argument that eliminating Special
Order 40 would help in the battle against gangs.
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