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Now, in regards to it being "obviously" having to do with illegals, the OP failed to demonstrate this with the section he posted. There are many smuggling cases which involve people who are legally in the country. He could have easily quoted the passages discussing how the guy left Arizona due to SB 1070.
This suspect could have fled to a jurisdiction where he could keep himself hidden easily. It was lucky for us that he chose Oklahoma and got busted there. I would give Arizona credit if a Arizona law enforcement with powers like the Texas Rangers had captured him.
The illegals coming over through the legal ports of entry sometimes have drugs but I would suspect many or most of them don't want to risk it by having drugs in addition to a fake laser visa. I think it's the legal border crossers like truck drivers and those with shopping passes that are more likely carrying drugs when they cross.
However - those illegals crossing out in the desert and paying smugglers $5000 or so very often are involved in drug trafficking. How else do they come up with thousands of dollars for the trip over? Plus it's very easy to get a laser visa (they sell them openly on the streets in border towns and for only $400 or $500) or a shopping pass and then just stay forever that anyone who crosses out in the desert is most likely up to no good.
So, if we legalize all drugs, that's supposed to harm the dope dealers ? I think it would be bad to have a nation full of "legal" meth addicts. I don't want to see people covered with scabs, and rotten teeth draining the taxpayer system as they get "treated" for their legal/sanctified addictions. That makes no sense. Heroin legal ? OH GREAT !!! But wait ! It took a dealer off the streets. Don't tell me. he's now a church deacon, right ?
So, if we legalize all drugs, that's supposed to harm the dope dealers ? I think it would be bad to have a nation full of "legal" meth addicts. I don't want to see people covered with scabs, and rotten teeth draining the taxpayer system as they get "treated" for their legal/sanctified addictions. That makes no sense. Heroin legal ? OH GREAT !!! But wait ! It took a dealer off the streets. Don't tell me. he's now a church deacon, right ?
im sending you some more rep.
People just don't get it. They think if we legalize everything the problem will go away. Why don't we legalize murder while were at it too. The drug cartels are not going to wake up and go "Oh they legalized drugs, let's go legit and be all nice and sweet" ... if anything it will make the violence even WORSE.
Illegal Immigration > High Ranking Mexican Sinaloa Cartel Member Arrested in USA
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Originally Posted by Huckleberry3911948
the USA is a safe place for many mexican criminals.
the days of just simple hardworking people looking for a better life on the other side are over.
i admire AZ for trying to do something about it, shame shame on DC
Illegal Immigration > High Ranking Mexican Sinaloa Cartel Member Arrested in USA
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Originally Posted by Peggy Anne
So, if we legalize all drugs, that's supposed to harm the dope dealers ? I think it would be bad to have a nation full of "legal" meth addicts. I don't want to see people covered with scabs, and rotten teeth draining the taxpayer system as they get "treated" for their legal/sanctified addictions. That makes no sensut legalizing anything except pote. Heroin legal ? OH GREAT !!! But wait ! It took a dealer off the streets. Don't tell me. he's now a church deacon, right ?
I don't think anyone is talking about legalizing anything except pot. In many people's minds, legalizing pop would be like legalizing beer, wine and hard liquor. At least the government would be able to tax it, and if it were legal the value of an ounce of pot would go down, making it way less valuable.
the USA is a safe place for many mexican criminals.
the days of just simple hardworking people looking for a better life on the other side are over.
i admire AZ for trying to do something about it, shame shame on DC
Check out this update of the Consulate employee killings in Juarez:
Original story: EL PASO - The man arrested in the murder of the U.S. Consulate worker and her husband has lived in El Paso and had a criminal history in the United States, public records show.
Chávez is also accused of participating in the killings of 13 teens at a party in Juárez in January.
Officials said Chávez told police that members of the Juárez drug cartel, La Linea, who live in the United States ordered the murder of Enriquez because she facilitated passports (visas) to members of the Sinaloa cartel.
Imagine that - the victims were living in the USA, the hit was ordered up by cartel members living in the USA, the killer was living in the USA. ----- If this is actually the fact and not just the USA residing killer's made-up version.
So, if we legalize all drugs, that's supposed to harm the dope dealers ? I think it would be bad to have a nation full of "legal" meth addicts. I don't want to see people covered with scabs, and rotten teeth draining the taxpayer system as they get "treated" for their legal/sanctified addictions. That makes no sense. Heroin legal ? OH GREAT !!! But wait ! It took a dealer off the streets. Don't tell me. he's now a church deacon, right ?
pot i am cool with being legal
maybe coke
anything else like meth
god no
its evil
We ought to make it law to off anyone who has dealt drugs on a major scale. Then, it would go down.
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