ICE-RAID

This is footage from the ICE Raid in Greeley Colorado.

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[mythkw]

I.C.E is doing its JOB .. Illegals need to get the fuck out . \

[TheEmilio16]

sorry lady, but they have no 'right' to be there. Mexico accepted the $15 million that the U.S. paid for the southwest. Employers of illigal immigrants need to be punished severely. Take their business licenses away. but the federal government is doing nothing therefore states and citizens are being forced to take action. Immigration laws are already lenient enough. If the U.S. adopted the same policies as Mexico, most of these immigrants would not qualify to be here.

[beeybeto]

I wonder if the 3assholes that use my brothers social plan on helping him pay the back taxes... Or the jail time software comes first.. right??? I mean they weren't. Hurting anyone...

[beeybeto]

The tax theory: the U.S. keeps all the money immigrants do not claim. REALITY: they claim 10 kids so they pay little or no taxes. Then the government goes after the owner of the real JOHN DOE.. for $50,000 in back taxes.. True story.. this happened to my very MEXICAN brother..

[ChevysphinX]

@TheEmilio16 And where your ancestors just born in the U.S. Also? Cuz if they weren't they needed to gtfo also.

[modave55]

why when they raided that packing plant that they found people using other peoples ids illegaly.Law breakers are to be deported period

[modave55]

this land is for legal people not illegoes

[roeroe305]

@mythkw whites came here illegally so everyone else can do it to!

[TheGtown4life]

@NeoTranshuman Cause you fucking crackers think this is your land, how is that even possible?

[TheEmilio16]

@hyuki91 I personally don't care if Mexicans come to the US or not, but they should do it legally. Better for everyone. A temporary worker program shoulod be implemented because the current procedures are expense and lengthy time-wise. I live and work outside of the US, and I follow the immigration laws of this country.

[TheEmilio16]

@TheEmilio16 The treaty provided for the Mexican Cession of 1.36 million km² (525,000 square miles) to the United States in exchange for 15 million dollars (equivalent to $380 million today).[4] The Treaty also ceded an additional 1,007,935 km2 (389,166 sq mi), since Mexico had never officially recognized either the independence of the Republic of Texas (1836) or its annexation by the United States (1845), and under this calculation, Mexico lost about 55% of its prewar territory.[5]

[TheEmilio16]

@hyuki91 Please, point out what information was wrong?

Under the terms of the treaty negotiated by Trist, Mexico ceded to the United States Upper California and New Mexico. This was known as the Mexican Cession and included all of present-day California, Nevada and Utah as well as most of Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado (see Article V of the treaty). Mexico relinquished all claims to Texas and recognized the Rio Grande as the southern boundary of the United States (see Article V).