Illegal Aliens Killed a Friend

[THO Game Calls]

The only thing our government cares about is that they filled out their census form while they were here.   

Sorry for your loss JohnP.   If you need an extra gun on the ranch, let me know.   I got a couple and can still shoot fairly straight.   Will bring my own ammo too.

Al

[KySongDog]

Pick me up on your way to Arizona, Al.   

[Dave]

So sorry to hear of this, JohnP. 
I'll keep the Krentz family in my prayers.

[bambam]

Very sorry to hear about this John. It's time to take our country back. This crap has gone on for too long.

[msmith]

What an outrage! 

Prayers from the Smith family for the Krentz family and friends.

[Roundman]

Sorry to hear it John. This is going on all over the country. The rules don't apply to these people, they only apply to the people willing to follow the them. Not more than 3 mile from where I work an illegal raped and killed a woman at a motel. A good friend mine had a neighbor attacked at a local store. The police knew who he was and did nothing, telling her they would get him on a traffic stop at some time. One week later he attacked another woman raping and killing her. These things didn't happen in TX, CA, IL. ect. they happened in good ol Knoxville Tennessee. 

[vvarmitr]

Let us get caught killing a M'can & we'd extradited to Mexico for one of their trials. 

[weedwalker]

This has been getting a lot of coverage on Fox news finally. Hopefully this tragedy can bring new measures to border control.

[possumal]

Sorry for the loss of your friend, John P. Prayers on the way for all concerned.

[nastygunz]

This story is dominating the news right now:

Ariz. Gov. To Act On Immigration Enforcement Bill

Sweeping Measure Would Be Nation's Toughest Legislation Against Illegal Immigrants

JONATHAN J. COOPER, Associated Press Writers

POSTED: 9:38 pm EDT April 22, 2010
UPDATED: 7:45 am EDT April 23, 2010


PHOENIX -- Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer on Friday neared a deadline to act on the nation's toughest legislation against illegal immigration.

The sweeping measure would make it a crime under state law to be in the country illegally. It would also require local police officers to question people about their immigration status if there is reason to suspect they are illegal.

A Saturday deadline for Brewer, a Republican, to act on the bill was set on Monday when the legislation arrived on her desk. She can sign, veto or allow it to become law without her signature.

Civil rights activists have said the bill would lead to racial profiling and deter Hispanics from reporting crimes. Hundreds of Hispanics protested the legislation at the State Capitol complex on Thursday.

The bill's sponsor, Republican Sen. Russell Pearce of Mesa, said it would remove "political handcuffs" from police and help drive illegal immigrants from the state.

"Illegal is illegal," said Pearce, a driving force on the issue in Arizona. "We'll have less crime. We'll have lower taxes. We'll have safer neighborhoods. We'll have shorter lines in the emergency rooms. We'll have smaller classrooms."

Arizona has an estimated 460,000 illegal immigrants and is the nation's busiest border crossing point.

Other provisions of the bill allow lawsuits against government agencies that hinder enforcement of immigration laws, and make it illegal to hire illegal immigrants for day labor or knowingly transport them.

The bill would take effect 90 days after the current legislative session ends if it becomes law.

Brewer faces a contested Aug. 24 Republican primary election, and one of her opponents, State Treasurer Dean Martin, has called on her to sign the legislation.

Also, the March 27 shooting death of rancher Bob Krentz on his property in southeastern Arizona has brought illegal immigration and border security into greater focus in the state. Authorities believe Krentz was killed by an illegal border crosser.

Since the shooting, Brewer and other officeholders and candidates have toured the state's border with Mexico. On Thursday, she ordered a reallocation of state National Guard and law enforcement resources and called on the federal government to deploy National Guard troops.

Arizona has previously passed a variety of get-tough measures dealing with illegal immigration.

Brewer's predecessor, Janet Napolitano, a Democrat who is now President Barack Obama's Homeland Security secretary, vetoed proposals similar to the bill just approved by the Legislature.

But she signed a 2007 law that imposes sanctions against employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. Other state laws make human smuggling a state crime and restrict illegal immigrants' eligibility for public services.

The Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund said the bill before Brewer is unconstitutional because regulation of immigration is a federal responsibility.

Others urging Brewer to veto the bill include Catholic bishops, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, a Democrat, and Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard, the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee for governor. Mexico's embassy also has voiced concerns about racial profiling.

A Phoenix Law Enforcement Association representative acknowledged that racial profiling can occur but said fears associated with the bill are unfounded.

"We're not targeting any particular group," said Levi Bolton, a retired police detective. "Cops are not here to do these things to you."

[bigben]

did anyone see the article about Mr Krentz in Americas 1st freedom magazine from the NRA.  I normally breeze through the magazine but it took on a different meaning reading it knowing that someone I know knew this family on a personal level.  shame it took illegals to kill an American to start acting on it a little bit by the us govt.  Reading the article the guberment still thinks the border is secure.   

link--> http://www.nrapublications.org/a1f/AFFlead.html

[FinsnFur]

I'll bet John read it and has something to say about it

[HaMeR]

I just got done reading it. Senseless murder.  

Then ol janet napolitano says,, "I say this again as someone who has walked that border. I've ridden that border. I've flown it. I've driven it. I know that border, I think, as well as anyone, and I will tell you it is as secure now as it has ever been."

 All these border jumpers didn't just start a few years ago. They've been crossing into this country form that garbage hole since the 30's at least.

Operation Wetback   http://www.snopes.com/politics/immigration/wetback.asp

[FinsnFur]

Very interesting article HaMeR.
That sure shows us how things have changed and wear were headed.

[HaMeR]

I thought so too Jim.

[JohnP]

I'll bet John read it and has something to say about it

Damn right I read it. 

"I say this again as someone who has walked that border. I've ridden that border. I've flown it. I've driven it. I know that border, I think, as well as anyone, and I will tell you it is as secure now as it has ever been."  It amazes me that none of our elected officials have challenged her on this outrages lie.




If the border is so damn secure maybe she could explain why this sign was erected.

[KySongDog]

That sign says "Target rich environment ahead" to me.      

[ilcoyote]

so this rancher gets killed by helping illegals by giveing them water. now every one is mad and blameing every one else for his screwed up.

[FinsnFur]

  He didnt really GIVE them water, they were already there to take it regardless. He just didnt raise a ruckus and try to run them off.

[iahntr]

so this rancher gets killed by helping illegals by giveing them water. now every one is mad and blameing every one else for his screwed up.

Wow, what a dumb ass statement. Is that the same statement you'd make if it was your dad that got killed ?
I don't give a crap if he had a freakin lemonade stand and was givin away free sandwiches in the middle of the desert,
that gives somebody the right to kill him ?? I think you missed the point to that comment in the article about him helping
someone who was suffering, I believe it was in reference to the mans character. Bottom line, they are in America illegally,
they are on these people's property illegally, there's only a few way's that come to mind of keeping people off there
property, and the government (the law) says that is illegal. So if the government says the land owners can't take care of it themselves,
then I believe it is the governments responsibility to make these people's property,(our country), safe for them (us).