Immigration Reform, now with total amnesty, and forgiveness of DUI convictions too

The Senate immigration reform bill keeps getting better and better. If by "better" you mean "rewards felons."

Earlier this week we learned that illegal aliens with DUI convictions would still be eligible for the path to citizenship.

So MADD is essentially saying it's OK that habitual drunk drivers like Manuel Gutierrez Vazquez can be rewarded with driver's licenses. Even though he killed a 28 year old father and seriously injured his two young children while driving drunk on a New Jersey highway. Plus, Vazquez did not have a valid driver's license and had been arrested a few weeks earlier for driving drunk in another state, according to a local news report.

Yeah, that's exactly the kind of upstanding immigrant we want to invite into our country!

But OK, suppose by some minor miracle, Manuel Gutierrez Vazquez is denied RPI status. He's still golden, because Big Sis can waive his deportation.

William Jacboson has been doing some homework on the Senate's immigration bill. This is interesting, to say the least, "Loophole in Gang of 8 bill gives Napolitano wide discretion to allow almost anyone to stay in U.S."

Donald Douglas annotated the relevent section:

And there you have it, a loophole big enough to drive a freight train through. Amnesty for everybody. Janet Incompetano can waive deportation for anyone, at any time, with no accountability.

I imagine her criteria will go something like this. "Do you plan to vote Democrat?" Yes? "Welcome to America!"

Posted at 20:01 by Chris Wysocki   [/immigration]   Comments | Perm Link |
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