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Thread: Thanks to SF Immigration policy Kate Steinle dies.

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    We will eventually get to a point where people will simply stop calling the police.

    Before everybody gets hooah about that, let me say that such a proposition is not a good thing.

    When the public loses faith in the authorities itvis a societal failure.
    Too many cracks are coming through.

    "You couldn't stop me from getting mugged but you can write me a ticket for going 11 over trying to get to work?!"

    We have too many cosmopolitan types getting elected in built up areas who appoint quisling diversity hire police chiefs. We have too many "brave" activist judges. We have too many people letting things slide for the sake of social brownie points and cheap roofing.

    The only answer is either bring back hardcore stakeout squads, get DAs to refuse to GJ guys in OISes, and start filling morgues or prisons.

    That or a total annexation of Mexico.

    I'm tired of it. It's like a dog who cant decide to be in and out. The Iberian influence is disgusting and corrupt by nature. The Mexican govt doesnt do anything but enable. At least the Canadians have the goddamn decency to stay in their own shithole nation.

    Here's my plan:

    Total annexation
    Declare it a Commonwealth
    Rename it to the Crockett Territory
    Kill every last government official in a public manner preferably by hanging or crucifixion
    Disband the military
    Anglicise the Territory
    Fix the Water
    Incentivize regular Americans to move and create families with loans and tax breaks.
    Tax the citizens of the new Territory but with no voting past the state level
    Erect a wall with Guatemala
    They are all citizens but cannot vote in presidential elections and are beholden to all US civil and criminal codes
    abolish the peso as currency.


    I just dont see why we dont get it over with. Some would welcome us as liberators. We must anglicise them to get them off their desire for government and corruption.

    It could be like Chile but better and closer to home.

    It would be more realistic than a wall.

    Then we retake Cuba.

    I also think we should mine the Canadian border.

    Maybe I been playing too much Hearts of Iron but I just dont see why not. We invaded Iraq over far, far less.

    While I'm here Reagam and LTC North did nothing wrong.

    I dont care if people disagree. Its more productive than the pattycake we play.

    Just "want to work" and "need mooney por mi Abuela"?

    I have a final solution to your migrant woes. Pay some ****ing taxes or end up in jail like the other deadbeats.

    Once you're all citizens you get all the privileges AND responsibilities.

    Lucky you.

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    Criminal History

    According to information provided by the anonymous government sources, Lopez-Sanchez entered the U.S. illegally for the first time before May 1991. His first documented interaction with U.S. courts came on May 13 of that year when he was convicted of inhaling toxic vapors. He was sentenced to one year in jail and sentenced to five years’ probation.

    Feb. 2, 1993: Lopez-Sanchez is convicted of felony heroin possession in Washington state criminal court and sentenced to 21 days in jail.

    May 12, 1993: Convicted of felony narcotics manufacturing in Washington and sentenced to nine months in jail.

    Nov. 2, 1993: Convicted of felony heroin possession in Pierce County, Wash. and sentenced to four months in jail.

    June 9, 1994: Convicted of misdemeanor imitation controlled substance in Multnomah, Ore. and ordered to pay a fine.

    June 10, 1994: Lopez-Sanchez is arrested by Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the forerunner to ICE, and convicted of a controlled substance violation and an aggravated felony. A federal immigration judge orders him deported on June 20, and he is removed to Mexico.

    July 14, 1994: Lopez-Sanchez illegally re-enters the U.S. after his first deportation and falls into the hands of Arizona state authorities. His probation is revoked and he is sentenced to 93 days in jail.

    July 11, 1996: Lopez-Sanchez is arrested in Washington and convicted of felony heroin possession. He is sentenced to 12 months, plus one day in prison.

    March 12, 1997: INS arrests Lopez-Sanchez on an Order to Show Cause and charges him as a deportable alien because of his illegal re-entry and his aggravated felony conviction. He is deported back to Mexico for the second time on April 4, 1997.

    July 22, 1997: Lopez-Sanchez is arrested in Arizona for his first known act of violence on an assault and threatening/intimidation charge. Government sources are unsure of the outcome of this case.

    Jan. 13, 1998: Lopez-Sanchez is arrested by U.S. Border Patrol agents. Two days later, an immigration judge orders him removed, and he is deported for the third time on Feb. 2 of that year.

    Feb. 8, 1998: Lopez-Sanchez illegally re-enters the U.S. six days after his previous deportation but is apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol.

    Sept. 3, 1998: He is convicted of felony re-entry in U.S. District Court and sentenced to 63 months in prison.

    Feb. 20, 2003: Seemingly at the end of his prison sentence, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons hands Lopez-Sanchez over to INS. He is deported again to Mexico on March 6.

    July 4, 2003: Lopez-Sanchez again illegally re-enters the U.S. and is apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol, this time in Texas.

    Nov. 7, 2003: Lopez-Sanchez is convicted of two federal charges — re-entry after removal and violation of a supervised federal release. He is sentenced to 51 months and 21 months for the charges, respectively.

    June 29, 2009: After a lengthy prison sentence, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons hands Lopez-Sanchez over to ICE. He is immediately deported to Mexico.

    Sept. 20, 2009: Lopez-Sanchez again re-enters the U.S. illegally. This time he is arrested by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents in Eagle Pass, Tex.

    Oct. 14, 2009: A U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas files for a re-indictment of Lopez-Sanchez for illegal re-entry after removal. He is charged in Sept. 2010, for violating federal probation.

    May 12, 2011: Lopez-Sanchez is sentenced to 46 months in prison and 36 months of supervised release for illegal re-entry and probation violations. Two months later, ICE places a detainer request with the Bureau of Prisons upon his release from prison. In Oct. 2013, ICE’s Southern California Security Communities Support Center places a similar detainer request with the Bureau of Prisons.

    March 26, 2015: After serving his sentence in federal prison in Victorville, Cal., Lopez-Sanchez is released and handed over directly to the San Francisco sheriff’s department, which had a warrant out for felony sale of marijuana. The next day, ICE received an automatic electronic notification that Lopez-Sanchez had been placed into the custody of the San Francisco sheriff’s department. ICE then placed a detainer request with the sheriff to be notified prior to Lopez-Sanchez’s release.

    April 15, 2015: The San Francisco sheriff’s department releases Lopez-Sanchez from its custody without notifying ICE.

    July 1, 2015: Lopez-Sanchez allegedly shoots Steinle on San Francisco’s Pier 14 as she is walking with her father and a friend. Steinle dies. Lopez-Sanchez is arrested soon after.

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    Sounds like they over charged him with murder and didn’t give the option of manslaughter? Wouldn’t it be hard to prove murder with a richochet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FromMyColdDeadHand View Post
    Sounds like they over charged him with murder and didn’t give the option of manslaughter? Wouldn’t it be hard to prove murder with a richochet?
    After deliberations that began on Nov. 21, Garcia Zarate, 45, a Mexican citizen, was found not guilty of murder, as well of the lesser charges of involuntary manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon. He was convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm, which carries a sentence of up to three years. Federal immigration officials said they would now deport Garcia Zarate.

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    I understand les federales (see what I did there?) are working up charges against him. Methinks it's not the end of the story.

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    I say we return him to mexico via C-130...and forget the parachute....
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    I don't even know what to say except; its California, what did you expect.

    Its a damn travesty. I can only imagine how Kate's family feels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big A View Post
    I say we return him to mexico via C-130...and forget the parachute....
    Break out an old Norden bombsight and precision-drop him onto the presidential palace.

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    Not even involuntary manslaughter?! WTF
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    Considering the prison overpopulation problem that they have in Cali, I doubt he'll serve his entire sentence..He'll be out in a year, year and half, tops..Hopefully the feds can come up with something to keep him behind bars for alot longer...like life..
    Last edited by ralph; 12-01-17 at 09:08.
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