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gube - > life is good -> Border Patrol implements zero-tolerance policy for illegal immigrants
Border Patrol implements zero-tolerance policy for illegal immigrants

Some fear ‘Streamline’ could overburden federal courts

There should be a zero tolerance.....If we show the illegals that we mean bussiness it will go a long way in helping stop illegal immigration.

by Jeremy Roebuck

EDINBURG -- The Rio Grande Valley will be the next place to implement a zero-tolerance policy credited with slashing illegal immigration rates by almost 70 percent in other parts of the state.

Dubbed "Operation Streamline," the plan calls for the criminal prosecution of every migrant caught crossing the border without proper documentation, U.S. Border Patrol officials said Tuesday.

And while the program has had dramatic results in largely rural parts of Texas and Arizona, it remains untested in more populous regions where the number of immigrants apprehended each year is typically higher.

Skeptics fear prosecution of every illegal immigrant could overwhelm local federal courts, which already spend much of their time on immigration-related cases.

"We will prioritize our resources to ensure those who enter illegally are removed expeditiously," U.S. Attorney Don DeGabrielle said in a statement. "Operation Streamline recognizes the critical importance of detention and immediate removal as a deterrence to future illegal immigration."

http://www.themonitor.com/a...

 

Posted in the Politics interest group.
Topics: illegal immigration
posted by gube on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 at 12:34 AM
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posted by arizboy6 on Jun 14, 2008 at 01:49 PM

WHEN HE SAYS REMOVED HE PROBABLY MEANS THEY WILL BE SENT BACK TO MEXICO SO THEY CAN TRY TO COME BACK ACROSS THE BORDER AGAIN.

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