Deport him to Mt. Erebus

Kyle

Kyle

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A Mexican citizen who has been arrested by U.S. border agents at least nine times dating back to 2000 has been arrested for a 10th time.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection in the Great Lakes region revealed Thursday that Sergio Nunez-Barrera, a previously deported convicted felon, was arrested Tuesday on an outstanding warrant on burglary charges by the Lapeer County Sheriff’s Office.

Agents were contacted by the Lapeer Police Department to help identify a suspect as part of an ongoing investigation, according to CBP. When border agents questioned the man, he reportedly admitted that he had crossed into the U.S. illegally from Mexico in 2014.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/1...g-rap-sheet-arrested-in-us-for-10th-time.html
 
Hijinx

Hijinx

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He keeps coming back---with the obvious help , and cooperation of the Mexican Government.
We will never stop these people from coming over the border as long as the mexican government is not willing to help stop it.

And as long as they are sending money back to Mexico, and helping the Cartels that run the Government there ,their government is in favor of it.
 
PeoplesElbow

PeoplesElbow

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Problem is we just send them back to Mexico, we should try sending them some place like Africa after their first deportation.
 
Hijinx

Hijinx

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PeoplesElbow said:
Problem is we just send them back to Mexico, we should try sending them some place like Africa after their first deportation.
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It's obvious by the numbers that merely turn around and come back that sending them back to Mexico isn't working.
5 years on an old style Georgia chain gang would probably slow them down a bit, but of course we don't do that any more.
 
SamSpade

SamSpade

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Kyle said:
If they decompose they can't come back.
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Beg to differ....

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This_person

This_person

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Hijinx said:
It's obvious by the numbers that merely turn around and come back that sending them back to Mexico isn't working.
5 years on an old style Georgia chain gang would probably slow them down a bit, but of course we don't do that any more.
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While I strongly disagree that entering or staying in the country illegally is grounds for capital punishment (as others have suggested in this thread), I somewhat agree that the punishment for multiple violations needs to be progressively increased for deterring the most tenacious illegal aliens. "Hard Labor" is certainly not a bad idea, nor is the tent-style prisons of Arizona a bad idea. Combine the two, and I think we have a good idea.
 
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