CBS: Serrano-Vitorino, a Mexican national who authorities said was in the country illegally, is accused of fatally shooting four men late Monday night at his neighbor's home in Kansas City, Kansas. He was also wanted in connection with the shooting death of 49-year-old Randy Nordman in New Florence.
The manhunt, which included helicopters, police dogs and at least one SWAT team, began late Monday after the first shooting. One of the four men managed to call police before he died, but it's unclear how the men knew each other or what may have prompted the shooting, Kansas City police officer Thomas Tomasic said...
Authorities haven't released the names of the four Kansas victims. Serrano-Vitorino was charged with four counts of first-degree murder in their killings, Wyandotte County District Attorney Jerome Gorman said.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in a statement Tuesday night that Serrano-Vitorino was deported from the U.S. in April 2004 and illegally re-entered "on an unknown date." ICE said it would place a detainer on Serrano-Vitorino if he was taken into custody.
Meanwhile: Sheriff Babeu: Obama has ‘handcuffed’ Border Patrol
Meanwhile: Sheriff Babeu: Obama has ‘handcuffed’ Border Patrol
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Lessee now, MO votes next week.
Be interesting to see how this affects things.
But but but but, compassion?
ed- I’m not sure of any effect. I’m opposed to loose immigration, but not because I fear violent crime. My beef is along economic and legal grounds.
MO is an open primary, I don’t usually vote in the primary cause I’m not D or R, but this year it is tempting to jump in and vote against somebody. Who could I for for that would have the most impact?
*note that in the general election my vote is swallowed up in the vast blue sea owned by the Democrats.
If you want to hate somebody, why not join the crowd and vote against Hillary?
Here's the deal. If this is a crime/drug/criminal thing it is no big deal. If these were innocent people than Trump can use this as a club to beat over the head of the pro-immigration
pro-narco terrorist mexican apologists.
The eternal MSM Question: Does this murdered citizen make Obama's ass look fat?
Slowly, slowly the American people started to realize they were being bamboozled by their "public servants" about ILLEGAL (oooh, I said it!) immigration. The numbers were being misrepresented or hidden altogether. The effect on American society was being ignored or presented as a positive. (If you live in a big urban area, esp. in the SW, do you wonder why traffic has gotten worse than ever even though the economy is stagnant?) They looked over at the UK and Europe and noticed a similar, slightly more advanced, pattern of government conduct and the efforts to suppress publicity of the negative effects thereof and reasoned objections thereto. The "othering" of the opposition, homegrown citizens, to promote people who had just arrived uninvited and/or overstayed their official welcome and brought with them habits and customs that in natives would have been elicited scorn and loathing but were somehow subject to a special immunity when practiced by immigrants. Stuff like banging kids on an assembly line, having multiple wives, and using domestic violence to solve problems. This was all officially (if not expressly) sanctioned. It wasn't in the paper and no serious person made an issue of it so it never happened. What compelled western nations to take in so many, many millions of people whose unchangeable values are so antithetical to the west?
What compelled western nations to take in so many, many millions of people whose unchangeable values are so antithetical to the west?
Probably demographics. Declining birthrates means states need bodies to bolster the social safety net. A whole slew of social problems were ignored when states acted on what they thought was a sensible practice.
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