Scoop’s Views

The Pew Hispanic Center, one of the Pew Research organizations, released a report back in September that I just came across as a result of re-reading a quote from back in 2000 from Bill Richardson.

The study, with a summary published on the Pew Hispanic Center’s site under the headline, “Hispanics See Their Situation in U.S. Deteriorating; Oppose Key Immigration Enforcement Measures”, seems to point out, without stating the fact, that the majority of people interviewed for opinions for the study were illegal aliens from Mexico or other Central or South American country.

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In the rare instances where the scum doesn’t walk the streets, but instead, sits in a jail cell, it’s often in protective custody, not in with the “general population” in the prison, but the sentences are generally much, much shorter. That does nothing except repeatedly broadcast a message — loud and clear — to scum in every community that the laws are laughable.

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