Immigrant Detainees in San Diego (2014, medical, illegal immigrants, laws)

[hitman619]

Well that work out like we hoped
Thanks Murrieta

SAN DIEGO – Hundreds of Central American migrants will be flown from the Texas Rio Grande Valley sector to San Diego beginning on Tuesday, according to officials.
Rebecca Bloomfield with the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority said it is likely the immigrants will arrive at Aviation Landmark. From there, the migrants will board unmarked buses headed for Murrieta, Calif., according to U.S Border Patrol official Gabe Pacheco.
“They are using the Texas border as one of the easiest ways to go through,” said Pacheco. “People there are told that there is a chance to cross the border and once you make it in, you won’t get deported.”
According to Pacheco, the groups of 140 people arriving Tuesday at 11 a.m. are predominantly families and none have criminal records.
During a 30-minute speech Monday, Mayor of Murrieta Alan Long stressed that Murrieta will remain a safe community regardless of the pending arrival of these illegal immigrants. Multiple contingency plans have been put in place by our local law enforcement to maintain Murrieta’s high level of safety.
“This is a significant impact to our resources, but it’s well within the capacity we have here regionally. Murrieta remains safe, but continues to object to this transfer of illegal immigrants to the border patrol office. While we were successful in having this canceled two other times, we were notified late Friday afternoon that immigrants would transferred starting Tuesday, July 1,” said Long.
According to reports, the migrants are fleeing violence, murders and extortion from criminal gangs in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
Once processed, border patrol agents will turn the migrants over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, who will decide on a case-by-case basis if they will remain in custody, be deported or be released.
ICE officials will allow for the migrants to stay with relatives across the country, but will require that they report to the nearest ICE office, where their cases will be handled.
The decision for the transfer was made at a national level, along with Homeland Security, according to Pacheco. Everyone working at a local level, including the Border Patrol in San Diego, is simply following orders.
After 72 hours, another group of 140 migrants will leave Texas for processing


Read more: Hundreds of illegal immigrants headed for San Diego | FOX5 San Diego

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by hitman619

Well that work out like we hoped
Thanks Murrieta

We need to do the same thing as Murrieta.

[LuvSouthOC]

The dirty little secret is that almost all of these minors will get asylum for "other grounds: The government of Honduras (or Guatemala) is unable or unwilling to protect them from narco violence". The Obama administration has dispatched lawyers to assist them in their immigration cases.

Asylum status is an exceptional immigration benefit and it is very expensive. An asylee is entitled to a multitude of benefits, which other immigrants are not permitted to receive including welfare (Temporary Aid to Needy Families and Safety Net); Supplemental Security Income (SSI) if disabled; Medicaid and Food Stamps, for seven years after the date the application is granted.

I have heard of them getting full medical care, housing, and school assistance, possibly college assistance as well.

As soon as the asylee minor gets asylum, he or she can also petition for relatives.

So how does that feel Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer? The very people who refuse to follow immigration laws unlike the millions waiting in the pipeline, get all these goodies.

[aboveordinary]

I think this should be moved to the illegal immigrantion forum because I sense this topic getting really ugly. I think what happened in Murrieta was disgusting. If I were the bus driver I would have just ran them over.
If you're dumb enough to stand in front of a moving bus you deserve it.

[LuvSouthOC]

I think the fear is how people will feel when then read my post and then uncover the truth for themselves online. Stopping the buses is silly since they are all going to get asylum anyway...elsewhere.

[sfosyd]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

The government of Honduras (or Guatemala) is unable or unwilling to protect them from narco violence".

Yet if we spent a tenth of what we spent in Iraq to help eliminate this narco violence and provide some measure of social security for these countries, illegal immigration would not be a problem. It is a right wing fantasy that we will have mass expulsions of the immigrants already here and an airtight border. Won't ever happen.

The bullying of young, scared children in Murrieta was particularly disgusting and eerily reminiscent of the South in the 1950s or even Nazi Germany.

[AADAD]

Originally Posted by aboveordinary

I think this should be moved to the illegal immigrantion forum because I sense this topic getting really ugly. I think what happened in Murrieta was disgusting. If I were the bus driver I would have just ran them over.
If you're dumb enough to stand in front of a moving bus you deserve it.

It is appropriate for the San Diego area. That is my 2 cents. These young people and their families will impact THIS area.

[AADAD]

The only real solution here is to advocate for people who are fleeing violence and to share the immigration with other countries. Sweden admits any person from Syria and other countries feel the same way.

It is easy to say don't let them in but if our children were in these savage countries would we not want to help them?? I think the real risk here is turning off one's own humanity. Coming up with solutions takes work. Standing in front of a bus does not take much at all. This is the tip of the iceberg people. Millions of people will be coming to our shores soon. If you want to be part of the solution then get involved is my advice and help to create answers.

We have eliminated Jamul as a point of purchase for a home for this exact reason. In ten years it will not be pretty in my estimation simple to Arizona and Texas are today with hundreds of people walking through your front yard on their way to freedom.

[aboveordinary]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

I think the fear is how people will feel when then read my post and then uncover the truth for themselves online. Stopping the buses is silly since they are all going to get asylum anyway...elsewhere.

I agree that immigrants should wait in line like everyone else but our immigration system is so broken that it can take up to 10 years or more. This is why I support immigration reform. Let's fix our broken immigration system. I think building a huge wall with lots of border patrol seems really Big Brother-ish. We obviously can't just let anybody come across. I think it's hypocritical for conservatives to complain about the "big bad government" but suggest we use large amounts of money on a wall and security at the border. The Arizona law is not the answer either.

Originally Posted by sfosyd

Yet if we spent a tenth of what we spent in Iraq to help eliminate this narco violence and provide some measure of social security for these countries, illegal immigration would not be a problem. It is a right wing fantasy that we will have mass expulsions of the immigrants already here and an airtight border. Won't ever happen.

The bullying of young, scared children in Murrieta was particularly disgusting and eerily reminiscent of the South in the 1950s or even Nazi Germany.

I agree.

Originally Posted by AADAD

It is appropriate for the San Diego area. That is my 2 cents. These young people and their families will impact THIS area.

By taking jobs Americans don't want? Yeah they will but in a good way. I have deep respect for those workers out in the fields in the Imperial Valley. Not all of them are illegal but some of them are. To work for hours in the 110 degree heat is something most Americans would not want to do. Most Americans have the luxury of having cars, homes, and work places with air conditioning and plenty of water. These workers don't. They are not taking jobs that pay a lot of money because those jobs require degrees so they are left with janitorial jobs and things like that. if Americans wanted these low end jobs, immigrants would not be hired.

Originally Posted by AADAD

The only real solution here is to advocate for people who are fleeing violence and to share the immigration with other countries. Sweden admits any person from Syria and other countries feel the same way.

It is easy to say don't let them in but if our children were in these savage countries would we not want to help them?? I think the real risk here is turning off one's own humanity. Coming up with solutions takes work. Standing in front of a bus does not take much at all. This is the tip of the iceberg people. Millions of people will be coming to our shores soon. If you want to be part of the solution then get involved is my advice and help to create answers.

We have eliminated Jamul as a point of purchase for a home for this exact reason. In ten years it will not be pretty in my estimation simple to Arizona and Texas are today with hundreds of people walking through your front yard on their way to freedom.

Isn't that what fences and dogs are for?

[AADAD]

Originally Posted by aboveordinary

I agree that immigrants should wait in line like everyone else but our immigration system is so broken that it can take up to 10 years or more. This is why I support immigration reform. Let's fix our broken immigration system. I think building a huge wall with lots of border patrol seems really Big Brother-ish. We obviously can't just let anybody come across. I think it's hypocritical for conservatives to complain about the "big bad government" but suggest we use large amounts of money on a wall and security at the border. The Arizona law is not the answer either.


Isn't that what fences and dogs are for?

Funny how you endorse jobs which are dangerous and support having dogs potentially to attack these people. Have you tried fencing 5 acres? I agree with you fix the system. But until then what shall we do>>?