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American citizens die in custody ALL the time, yet I don't see any US Senators sponsoring bills on THEIR behalf.
Nor does this concern Sen. Menedez in any way. He is not lobbying for appropriate care for anyone in custody, only for illegal aliens. Why doesn't this surprise me?
American citizens die in custody ALL the time, yet I don't see any US Senators sponsoring bills on THEIR behalf.
You took the words out of my mouth. Moreover, the last time I checked, incarceration isn't supposed to be like a stay at the Ritz. I believe in humane treatment. However, if they didn't commit crimes, they wouldn't be in jail.
There's a BIG difference between getting sued and having a US Senator sponsor a bill, don't you think?
Absolutely! Furthermore, the ACLU is no longer concerned with the injustices experienced by "legal" citizens of this country. They have found a much more lucrative illegal alien enterprise through their partnership with La Raza.
Absolutely! Furthermore, the ACLU is no longer concerned with the injustices experienced by "legal" citizens of this country. They have found a much more lucrative illegal alien enterprise through their partnership with La Raza.
you mean National Council of La Raza? Or do you mean La Raza as in Mexicans?
yeah, because if it passes, there will be a little bit more pressure to keep illegals in captivity alive.
I know its asking for a lot but...
I don't see a plethora of illegal alien deaths while in custody, do you?
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