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Old 04-12-2014, 10:48 AM
 
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Just read a interesting article, from News Max, that Homeland Security is with hold vital criminal information from Sheriffs in Arizona and the Feds Are easing on deportations and overlooking boarder crossing?

Its no wonder that Sheriff Babeu, Pinal County and Arpaio, Maricopa County are frustrated with the HSL and ICE releasing Illegals and not sharing information with the Arizona Law Enforcement.

We as citizens no what party should be outraged that potential dangerous criminals are released and not even deported. This the reason that "amnesty of any form will not work" The American do not trust the motives of the US Federal Gov . The bigger issue is how do you trust any Illegals for not only being Illegal, but potentially dangerous criminal? : think:
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