mcgruff10 said:

dankind said:

Scruffy is stupid for not liking Riot Act. 

There, I said it. 

Definitely some great songs in there but the majority are terrible. You are is the absolute worst pj song ever made. I d take a 49 minute version of Sweet Lew over that song. 

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Yeah lay off me already! I hurled a few insults but that seems pretty much commonplace around here.  Jose personally attacks me and brings my restaurants and pizza stuff to every thread i post in for god sakes but I don’t even reply!  Sorry Ally, I just got possed that you attacked me for a bunch of stuff you thought I said... like I said, it was basically like you were so excited to rant at me since I voted for trump that you just assumed I hated trans people or something.  Not all trump supporters see the guy as a saint and believe everything he says.

tbergs said:

Stumbled across this today and thought it was quite relevant to this topic. These numbers are amazing for only 1 quarter of the year.

A total of 57,820 known or suspected aliens were in DOJ custody for a range of offenses at the end of the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2018 (FY18) (see Figure 1). Of those, 34,834 were confirmed aliens with orders of removal, 15,536 were still under investigation by ICE to determine alienage, 4,410 were aliens who were illegally present and undergoing removal proceedings, and 2,871 were legally present and undergoing removal proceedings. A total of 169 aliens in DOJ custody had been granted relief or protection from removal.

Approximately 46 percent (17,621) of known or suspected aliens in BOP custody had committed 

drug trafficking or other drug-related offenses (such as conspiracy to commit drug trafficking 

offenses, or smuggling large amounts of drugs on the high seas) as their primary offense, making it the most common type of offense. Of the 17,621 known or suspected aliens in BOP custody with a drug offense as their primary offense, only 107 (approximately one half of one percent) had a primary offense of simple possession—and many of these were traffickers who were caught with significant amounts of drugs but were convicted of lesser offenses as a result of 

circumstances such as plea bargains.

Approximately 29 percent (10,912) of known or suspected aliens in BOP custody had committed 

immigration offenses (such as illegal reentry after deportation or human trafficking) as their primary offense. The third-largest category (approximately eight percent, or 3,161 individuals) of known or suspected aliens in BOP custody were those categorized as “Other,” which is composed primarily of individuals awaiting trial. Drug trafficking-related and immigration offenses were the most common primary offenses associated with those in the “Other” category.

-  It cost the USMS more than $134 million to house known or suspected aliens during the first quarter of FY18

They even list examples of the "bad hombres" who have been arrested and charged. Only the worst of the worst:

- Anibel Rondolpho Rodriguez (E.D.N.Y.), an illegal alien from Honduras, who was residing in Freeport, New York, was sentenced to 45 years in prison after he pled guilty to racketeering charges including two murder conspiracies, two attempted murders, and 

threatening to commit assault. 

o On August 9, 2012, Rodriguez, a member of Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13), agreed with two co-conspirators to kill M. P., who was associated with the Zulu Nation gang. The Zulu Nation had an ongoing dispute with members of the Hempstead Locos Salvatruchas, a clique of MS-13. While the defendant was talking to the victim, a co-conspirator fatally shot the victim three times with a 9 mm handgun. 

o On October 6, 2013, the defendant and six co-defendants confronted J. I. R.-L. about his suspected membership in a rival gang. The defendant and his co-conspirators decided to kill R.-L. and R.-L.’s friend, who was a potential witness. R.-L. was fatally stabbed more than two dozen times, and his friend was stabbed 18 times but survived. 

o On September 14, 2013, the defendant with other MS-13 gang members confronted John Doe and another individual whom they believed were members of a rival Bloods street gang. The defendant grabbed a baseball bat and struck John Doe. Others also struck John Doe with a wooden board, stabbed him with a screwdriver, and punched and kicked him. John Doe survived. 

o On October 6, 2013, the defendant and other MS-13 gang members approached John Doe 2 and asked him whether he was a gang member, questioning him about a tattoo on his arm. When John Doe 2 denied gang membership and tried to walk away, he was stabbed and kicked by the defendant and his MS-13 gang friends.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1069281/download

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

This weekend they found a truck with 55 people in the back being trafficked into the US abandoned in San Antonio.

luckily this time the cartel was nice enough to provide water and AC so they didn’t stew in there.

hey Jose- someone must have read your post on here to me about pizza:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/man-delivers-pizza-to-immigrants-found-in-semi-truck-in-san-antonio/

josevolution said:

I apologized to you but I’ll never see eye to eye on this administration or this president with you they are disgusting humans and you voted for the biggest culprit..

HughFreakingDillon said:

typical. create a problem, then attempt to fix it to look like the hero if it passes or the democrats looks like the evil ones when it doesn't because they packaged it with shit that cannot be accepted. 

this admin is fucking evil.