sansasub
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ORIGINAL: JerseyKrissi72 It's nice to see that racism is still alive .... I don't give a damn if they are legal, illegal, blue, green or otherwise...THEY ARE HUMAN BEINGS..with families, children, etc...and that ass should be sitting in jail for killing them with his vehicle... Hmmm...i don't think this topic is about racism. It said that the people who were killed were illegal aliens. But, where does it say that illegal aliens must be any specific race/color/creed/etc??? The statement above is clearly uneducated and biased toward one race/color of people. Perhaps the Hispanic side of the illegal alien issue? Yes, the majority of illegal aliens are of Hispanic origin, only because it is easiest for them to cross our border illegally and they are the ones who want to actually come here without proper documentation more than any other ethnic group, but that does not mean that we do not have illegal aliens who are of Asian origin, of African origin, of European origin. Honestly, on the illegal part, we should follow the lead of every other nation in the world: kick them out and not let them back in! Secure our borders, build a wall, post a line of armed guards every 5 yards. i don't care how we do it. Just do it! We don't need illegals coming in when there are plenty of legal residents and citizens who could fill those jobs because they're sitting on the welfare rolls doing nothing but collecting money because their parents did just that. On the issue at hand: Officers of the law, including police, sheriffs, correctional officers, etc, all have a little note on their DMV reports the police see on their little computers in their patrol cars. It tells the officer who is responding to a situation or who pulls over a car that the person in that car is an officer. It is "professional courtesy" to just ignore traffic violations the person might have made. Is it right? No. If an officer breaks the law, he should be reprimanded for certain, and held accountable for his actions. Those people in that car should not have been in the United States to begin with. They were in the wrong from the moment they came here and if they had just gone through proper channels, they might still be alive today. If the US had just secured our borders properly, they might still be alive today. This whole situation is tragic in that the people who were the victims have lost their lives unnecessarily. The officer was in the wrong as well. He should not have been driving 112 mph. He should have to face some sort of consequence for his actions. Just my $.02. Bright blessings. -sansa
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