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03:46 June 26th, 2007

Colombia vs. Columbia

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Posted by: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly Editor
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Scores arrested in California immigration raids

Most of those arrested in the raids were Mexicans, but others came from India, Kenya, the Philippines and Columbia. Of the 175 arrested, ICE said, 100 had already been deported.

“Columbia” should be spelled “ColOmbia” as it is the country.

Jilly

We corrected: GBU Editor

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June 26th, 2007
2:57 pm GMT

When selecting a subject for this email I thought it should have been “crimes/drugs” since we have politicians trying to reward those very things.

Those that support helping “criminals (illegal immigrants)” are committing a crime themselves and should be punished.

Why should political office allow violation of laws that the rest of us have to be bound to? If I help , aid or assist someone doing an illegal act, I myself become a criminal. Politicians should also be bound to the laws that the rest of us are.

Freeing illegal immigrants (amnesty) or assisting them in any way for their crimes is illegal!!

Secure the borders NOW!!
Rick Jones

P.S. I did read the White Houses’s explanation of why this is not the same as amnesty…AND I DISSAGREE STRONGLY!

- Posted by rick jones
June 28th, 2007
1:28 am GMT

What does this have to do with a typo?

- Posted by Charlene

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