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To: Bill who wrote (589289)	10/8/2010 12:20:48 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579763

This is what happens when you have a competent president. U.S. deportations reach record high The Obama administration announced Wednesday that in the past year it has deported a record number of unauthorized immigrants - more than 392,000, about half of whom were convicted criminals. Officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said removals during the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30 included more than 1,000 murderers, nearly 6,000 sex offenders, 45,000 drug offenders and 28,000 drunk drivers. The number fell short of the agency expectation of 400,000 deportations but still surpassed the 2009 total of 389,834, the previous record, according to the Associated Press. The percentage targeting criminals rose sharply - up from 35 percent in the previous fiscal year - in keeping with a new emphasis at the Department of Homeland Security to use immigration enforcement as a crime-fighting tool. "It has been another record-breaking year at ICE - one that has seen ICE enforce the law at record levels, and in sensible, firm and thoughtful ways," said Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. Officials said that they had also stepped up audits of employers suspected of using unauthorized immigrants as workers, part of a strategy to undercut the magnet of jobs that draws many migrants. Officials said that 180 owners, employers or managers had been criminally charged and $50 million had been levied in fines. read more....... washingtonpost.com

To: Bill who wrote (589289)	10/8/2010 12:21:37 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1579763

When pols with principles take over and return this country to the people, you libtards can return to the swamp you came from. Dude, we're taking it all back in 2012. You've got nothing. None of your candidates have a clue. So sorry.