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Jsmith
2006-09-21 23:54:02 EST
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Neighbors are struggling to come to grips with
GRH
2006-09-22 01:14:09 EST
Hillbillies have a history of dragging people behind trucks, > CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Neighbors are struggling to come to grips with > the gruesome discovery of a woman's mangled body that had been dragged > along a paved road.. Investigators said they found a trail of blood > more than a mile long behind the body. The victim's face was > unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was found around her neck... > > > http://cbs4denver.com/local/local_story_264180409.html > > Sep 21, 2006 > Dragging Death Enters Immigration Policy Debate > Terry Jessup > > (CBS4) WASHINGTON The dragging death of a woman in Douglas County > became part of the national debate on immigration reform. > > Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, cited the arrest of suspect Jose Luis > Nava-Rubi as a reason to increase border security on the House floor > Thursday. > > Nava-Rubi is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge > and an immigration hold because officials believe he is in the nation > illegally. > > Tancredo, in whose district the grisly murder occurred, is a strong > proponent of much stricter laws for immigration. > > In a House debate on a proposal to make it easier to detain and deport > illegal immigrants, Tancredo said Rubi-Nava should've been out of the > country in April after he was pulled over by Denver police. > > "He was driving without a license, he was driving with a forged > identifier," Tancredo said. "Something that was observable to the > policeman. He was taken in and let go, no contact was made with ICE > whatsoever. > > Tancredo repeated his claim that Denver is a so-called "sanctuary > city" for illegal immigrants. > > "If the local police had been able to do their job expect for their > sanctuary city provisions that stopped them, he would have been off > the streets in April and not been able to commit this horrible crime," > Tancredo said. > > Denver's mayor John Hickenlooper refuted the Congressman's charges. > > "Denver has been a sanctuary city, however many times he calls Denver > a sanctuary city, it's not," Hickenlooper told CBS4. > > The mayor said police are not told to go easy on illegal immigrants to > help the economy. > > "We do not arrest people because they don't have their driver's > licenses and put them in jail and turn them over to ICE," Hickenlooper > said. "We'd need a jail five times bigger than the one we're building > now if we were going to consider that." > > Hickenlooper did say if there was a mistake made in handling the stop > involving Rubi-Nava in April, it had to do with the system. > > "The bottom line is the way should work, that individual back in April > should have been arrested and that magistrate should have referred him > to ICE," Hickenlooper said. > > Tancredo said he was particularly interested in the State and Local > Enforcement Cooperate Act which deals with the identification and > transfer of illegal immigrations who have been arrested. > > Tancredo said if the laws worked correctly, horrible crimes like the > dragging death wouldn't happen. > > "We need to engage the local communities in this effort to help us and > the federal government must take on a responsibility here to secure > our borders," Tancredo said. "It is our true and one single > responsibility."
Zip
2006-09-22 09:51:55 EST
>Hillbillies have a history of dragging people behind trucks, > >oh my gosh, they're moving north, time to call the orkin man to eradicate >the little pests >"jsmith" <jsmith@8q3t.net> wrote in message >news:ehn6h2hng1ci4blecndi0i92uu55actna4@4ax.com... >> CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Neighbors are struggling to come to grips with >> the gruesome discovery of a woman's mangled body that had been dragged >> along a paved road.. Investigators said they found a trail of blood >> more than a mile long behind the body. The victim's face was >> unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was found around her neck... >> >> >> http://cbs4denver.com/local/local_story_264180409.html >> >> Sep 21, 2006 >> Dragging Death Enters Immigration Policy Debate >> Terry Jessup >> >> (CBS4) WASHINGTON The dragging death of a woman in Douglas County >> became part of the national debate on immigration reform. >> >> Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, cited the arrest of suspect Jose Luis >> Nava-Rubi as a reason to increase border security on the House floor >> Thursday. >> >> Nava-Rubi is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge >> and an immigration hold because officials believe he is in the nation >> illegally. >> >> Tancredo, in whose district the grisly murder occurred, is a strong >> proponent of much stricter laws for immigration. >> >> In a House debate on a proposal to make it easier to detain and deport >> illegal immigrants, Tancredo said Rubi-Nava should've been out of the >> country in April after he was pulled over by Denver police. >> >> "He was driving without a license, he was driving with a forged >> identifier," Tancredo said. "Something that was observable to the >> policeman. He was taken in and let go, no contact was made with ICE >> whatsoever. >> >> Tancredo repeated his claim that Denver is a so-called "sanctuary >> city" for illegal immigrants. >> >> "If the local police had been able to do their job expect for their >> sanctuary city provisions that stopped them, he would have been off >> the streets in April and not been able to commit this horrible crime," >> Tancredo said. >> >> Denver's mayor John Hickenlooper refuted the Congressman's charges. >> >> "Denver has been a sanctuary city, however many times he calls Denver >> a sanctuary city, it's not," Hickenlooper told CBS4. >> >> The mayor said police are not told to go easy on illegal immigrants to >> help the economy. >> >> "We do not arrest people because they don't have their driver's >> licenses and put them in jail and turn them over to ICE," Hickenlooper >> said. "We'd need a jail five times bigger than the one we're building >> now if we were going to consider that." >> >> Hickenlooper did say if there was a mistake made in handling the stop >> involving Rubi-Nava in April, it had to do with the system. >> >> "The bottom line is the way should work, that individual back in April >> should have been arrested and that magistrate should have referred him >> to ICE," Hickenlooper said. >> >> Tancredo said he was particularly interested in the State and Local >> Enforcement Cooperate Act which deals with the identification and >> transfer of illegal immigrations who have been arrested. >> >> Tancredo said if the laws worked correctly, horrible crimes like the >> dragging death wouldn't happen. >> >> "We need to engage the local communities in this effort to help us and >> the federal government must take on a responsibility here to secure >> our borders," Tancredo said. "It is our true and one single >> responsibility." >
GRH
2006-09-22 12:28:39 EST
Like I would be concerned about another trailer trash loser WHY ?, > > Would you like me to cross post you to alt.flame.n-----rs? I could do > that, and you could have all sorts of fun with hillbillies from the > south, north, west, east, ...nearly every one of them under 55 years > of age, and who never attended segregated schools, yet...........they > are Racists Hillbillies. Why? Well...maybe those crime statistics > they always quote have something to do with it. But the media doesn't > publish crime stats if they are in the least critical of Negroes. > I did this on Usenet a few years ago when some snotty women lambasted > me about being a Prejudiced White Southern Protestant. I heard later > that one or two of those women's groups were abolished. > You know, just because I am in a bad mood today, I think I will > crosspost you. > On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 05:14:09 GMT, "GRH" <GRH @sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > >Hillbillies have a history of dragging people behind trucks, > > > >oh my gosh, they're moving north, time to call the orkin man to eradicate > >the little pests > >"jsmith" <jsmith@8q3t.net> wrote in message > >news:ehn6h2hng1ci4blecndi0i92uu55actna4@4ax.com... > >> CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Neighbors are struggling to come to grips with > >> the gruesome discovery of a woman's mangled body that had been dragged > >> along a paved road.. Investigators said they found a trail of blood > >> more than a mile long behind the body. The victim's face was > >> unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was found around her neck... > >> > >> > >> http://cbs4denver.com/local/local_story_264180409.html > >> > >> Sep 21, 2006 > >> Dragging Death Enters Immigration Policy Debate > >> Terry Jessup > >> > >> (CBS4) WASHINGTON The dragging death of a woman in Douglas County > >> became part of the national debate on immigration reform. > >> > >> Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, cited the arrest of suspect Jose Luis > >> Nava-Rubi as a reason to increase border security on the House floor > >> Thursday. > >> > >> Nava-Rubi is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge > >> and an immigration hold because officials believe he is in the nation > >> illegally. > >> > >> Tancredo, in whose district the grisly murder occurred, is a strong > >> proponent of much stricter laws for immigration. > >> > >> In a House debate on a proposal to make it easier to detain and deport > >> illegal immigrants, Tancredo said Rubi-Nava should've been out of the > >> country in April after he was pulled over by Denver police. > >> > >> "He was driving without a license, he was driving with a forged > >> identifier," Tancredo said. "Something that was observable to the > >> policeman. He was taken in and let go, no contact was made with ICE > >> whatsoever. > >> > >> Tancredo repeated his claim that Denver is a so-called "sanctuary > >> city" for illegal immigrants. > >> > >> "If the local police had been able to do their job expect for their > >> sanctuary city provisions that stopped them, he would have been off > >> the streets in April and not been able to commit this horrible crime," > >> Tancredo said. > >> > >> Denver's mayor John Hickenlooper refuted the Congressman's charges. > >> > >> "Denver has been a sanctuary city, however many times he calls Denver > >> a sanctuary city, it's not," Hickenlooper told CBS4. > >> > >> The mayor said police are not told to go easy on illegal immigrants to > >> help the economy. > >> > >> "We do not arrest people because they don't have their driver's > >> licenses and put them in jail and turn them over to ICE," Hickenlooper > >> said. "We'd need a jail five times bigger than the one we're building > >> now if we were going to consider that." > >> > >> Hickenlooper did say if there was a mistake made in handling the stop > >> involving Rubi-Nava in April, it had to do with the system. > >> > >> "The bottom line is the way should work, that individual back in April > >> should have been arrested and that magistrate should have referred him > >> to ICE," Hickenlooper said. > >> > >> Tancredo said he was particularly interested in the State and Local > >> Enforcement Cooperate Act which deals with the identification and > >> transfer of illegal immigrations who have been arrested. > >> > >> Tancredo said if the laws worked correctly, horrible crimes like the > >> dragging death wouldn't happen. > >> > >> "We need to engage the local communities in this effort to help us and > >> the federal government must take on a responsibility here to secure > >> our borders," Tancredo said. "It is our true and one single > >> responsibility." > >
Zip
2006-09-22 14:35:59 EST
I really don't know why I'm even responding to this brain -dead hippie >Like I would be concerned about another trailer trash loser WHY ?, > >Why don't you take your white hood with the swastikas and your stupid >skinhead to work at the car wash >"Zip" <zippadee@doodah.net> wrote in message >news:s5q7h2lktc9p49ivf11ceh8gi65jcqjkfe@4ax.com... >> >
Catfish2006
2006-09-22 15:11:37 EST
goody.goody,goody.goody,goody.goody,goody.goody,goody.goody,goody.goody, > Like I would be concerned about another trailer trash loser WHY ?, > > Why don't you take your white hood with the swastikas and your stupid > skinhead to work at the car wash > "Zip" <zippadee@doodah.net> wrote in message > news:s5q7h2lktc9p49ivf11ceh8gi65jcqjkfe@4ax.com... >> >> Would you like me to cross post you to alt.flame.n-----rs? I could do >> that, and you could have all sorts of fun with hillbillies from the >> south, north, west, east, ...nearly every one of them under 55 years >> of age, and who never attended segregated schools, yet...........they >> are Racists Hillbillies. Why? Well...maybe those crime statistics >> they always quote have something to do with it. But the media doesn't >> publish crime stats if they are in the least critical of Negroes. >> I did this on Usenet a few years ago when some snotty women lambasted >> me about being a Prejudiced White Southern Protestant. I heard later >> that one or two of those women's groups were abolished. >> You know, just because I am in a bad mood today, I think I will >> crosspost you. >> On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 05:14:09 GMT, "GRH" <GRH @sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> >> >Hillbillies have a history of dragging people behind trucks, >> > >> >oh my gosh, they're moving north, time to call the orkin man to >> >eradicate >> >the little pests >> >"jsmith" <jsmith@8q3t.net> wrote in message >> >news:ehn6h2hng1ci4blecndi0i92uu55actna4@4ax.com... >> >> CASTLE ROCK, Colo. - Neighbors are struggling to come to grips with >> >> the gruesome discovery of a woman's mangled body that had been dragged >> >> along a paved road.. Investigators said they found a trail of blood >> >> more than a mile long behind the body. The victim's face was >> >> unrecognizable and an orange tow rope was found around her neck... >> >> >> >> >> >> http://cbs4denver.com/local/local_story_264180409.html >> >> >> >> Sep 21, 2006 >> >> Dragging Death Enters Immigration Policy Debate >> >> Terry Jessup >> >> >> >> (CBS4) WASHINGTON The dragging death of a woman in Douglas County >> >> became part of the national debate on immigration reform. >> >> >> >> Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colorado, cited the arrest of suspect Jose Luis >> >> Nava-Rubi as a reason to increase border security on the House floor >> >> Thursday. >> >> >> >> Nava-Rubi is being held without bond on a first degree murder charge >> >> and an immigration hold because officials believe he is in the nation >> >> illegally. >> >> >> >> Tancredo, in whose district the grisly murder occurred, is a strong >> >> proponent of much stricter laws for immigration. >> >> >> >> In a House debate on a proposal to make it easier to detain and deport >> >> illegal immigrants, Tancredo said Rubi-Nava should've been out of the >> >> country in April after he was pulled over by Denver police. >> >> >> >> "He was driving without a license, he was driving with a forged >> >> identifier," Tancredo said. "Something that was observable to the >> >> policeman. He was taken in and let go, no contact was made with ICE >> >> whatsoever. >> >> >> >> Tancredo repeated his claim that Denver is a so-called "sanctuary >> >> city" for illegal immigrants. >> >> >> >> "If the local police had been able to do their job expect for their >> >> sanctuary city provisions that stopped them, he would have been off >> >> the streets in April and not been able to commit this horrible crime," >> >> Tancredo said. >> >> >> >> Denver's mayor John Hickenlooper refuted the Congressman's charges. >> >> >> >> "Denver has been a sanctuary city, however many times he calls Denver >> >> a sanctuary city, it's not," Hickenlooper told CBS4. >> >> >> >> The mayor said police are not told to go easy on illegal immigrants to >> >> help the economy. >> >> >> >> "We do not arrest people because they don't have their driver's >> >> licenses and put them in jail and turn them over to ICE," Hickenlooper >> >> said. "We'd need a jail five times bigger than the one we're building >> >> now if we were going to consider that." >> >> >> >> Hickenlooper did say if there was a mistake made in handling the stop >> >> involving Rubi-Nava in April, it had to do with the system. >> >> >> >> "The bottom line is the way should work, that individual back in April >> >> should have been arrested and that magistrate should have referred him >> >> to ICE," Hickenlooper said. >> >> >> >> Tancredo said he was particularly interested in the State and Local >> >> Enforcement Cooperate Act which deals with the identification and >> >> transfer of illegal immigrations who have been arrested. >> >> >> >> Tancredo said if the laws worked correctly, horrible crimes like the >> >> dragging death wouldn't happen. >> >> >> >> "We need to engage the local communities in this effort to help us and >> >> the federal government must take on a responsibility here to secure >> >> our borders," Tancredo said. "It is our true and one single >> >> responsibility." >> > > >
Jim Higgins
2006-09-22 15:25:25 EST
> goody
GRH
2006-09-23 01:09:15 EST
that's right, so take your inferior hillbilly intellect and maybe you can > I really don't know why I'm even responding to this brain -dead hippie > anachronism. > > > 2 Sep 2006 16:28:39 GMT, "GRH" <GRH @sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > >Like I would be concerned about another trailer trash loser WHY ?, > > > >Why don't you take your white hood with the swastikas and your stupid > >skinhead to work at the car wash > >"Zip" <zippadee@doodah.net> wrote in message > >news:s5q7h2lktc9p49ivf11ceh8gi65jcqjkfe@4ax.com... > >> > >
J*@nowhere.com
2006-09-23 02:09:02 EST
why are all the prodigy niggers posting in the future? > X-Trace: newssvr25.news.prodigy.net > Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 05:09:15 GMT
GRH
2006-09-23 02:58:03 EST
Ahh, an honest republicon hillbilly criminal, I didn't know they had > why are all the prodigy niggers posting in the future? > > > On 22-Sep-2006, "GRH" <GRH @sbcglobal.net> wrote: > > > X-Trace: newssvr25.news.prodigy.net > > > > Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2006 05:09:15 GMT >