Media Fail: Another Illegal Alien Pastor Sob Story (Noe Carias)

First, there was former Pastor  Jorge Ramirez of Oceanside California. He was an illegal alien, but he had lived peacefullly and uietly in the United States.

He was a pastor, he worked for a living, he got married and gave birth to three wonderful children. To top all of that, he was a proud, vocal Trump supporter--even though he could not vote for him--and he told his children to vote for Trump.

Then he tried to file for a permit, and was hauled into immigration court for unlawful presence in the United States. Now he sits in an ICE detention center facing deportation.

As expected, the liberal mainstream media is making a whole bunch of hay out of this story. This poor illegal alien! He was serving this country (?). He's a godly man who never did anything wrong (besides breaking into this country and residing here illegally). He's a Trump supporter, too.

Then, of course, the media underscores his grave doubts about Trump. "I thought he was only going after violent criminal aliens!"

"Poor illegal alien .... pastor! We must allow for blanket amnesty!"

Trump made no such promise, and the new Chief Law Enforcement Officer, Jeff Sessions, has made it clear that anyone in the United States illegally is subject to deportation. As we know all too well, however, the media is decidedly pro-illegal alien. refusing to recognize the lawlessness of the mass immigration problems facing this country, but is decidedly determined to ignore the economic and public safety problems associated with illegal immigration.

During the last week of June and the first week of July, the press and television were fawning over the plight of Pastor Jorge.

No one could ignore the obvious attempt by the media to promote a brazen pro-illegal alien story to promote the plight of the poor, god-fearing illegal alien at the expsne of our nation's laws and national sovereignty.

Of course, the San Diego Union-Tribune, despite their best efforts, could sell the story or pull at heart-strings enough to get people riled up. The fact is that this country, and more importantly the legal inhabitants of the country, have been more than generous--and tolerant. The 1987 Simpson-Mizzolli Compromise included amnesty but also a border wall, which was never built. The American people expected immigration reform which would secure the border, stop the rampant illegal alien crossings, and put the best interests of Americans first.

Now,  CNN is trying to pull at the same gullible public's heart strings. Enter Stage Left, the plight of Pastor Noe Carias, currently on hold in an ICE Detention center in Adelanto. Despite the personalized, pleasant follow-up which features the nice pastor compared to the cramped room.

But this statement stands out:

Carias, 42, is being held at the Adelanto Detention Facility, in California's high desert, for crossing the border illegally in the 1990s.

The guy was caught in 2014, and granted one-year stays to get his status together, but he never did.

And now he's getting deported:

"I've never been arrested by police," he says. "I'm a minister. I have my American citizen wife, being married for 14 years. I have two kids. I support the economy of this country and I paying my taxes. I never commit crime in this country."

Let's start from the last statement. He did break this law. He did commit a crime. He entered the United States illegally. That is inexcusable. Why is it that the United States must disregard its immigration laws, while every other country gets to erect walls or shoot to kill on sight?

Just because someone is a pastor, or served in the United States Military, does not mean that we should just arbitarirly ignore or disregard our immigration laws. These kinds of sob stories are gettin pushed in our faces to give the wider national audience a sense of guilt, or generate disgust with President Trump.

Then again, maybe there's nothing to worry about, since CNN is ranked so low, that Nickelodeon and other rerun channels are getting better ratings.

Carias is one of the undocumented immigrants the administration of former President Barack Obama considered less of a priority, as ICE officers focused on deporting felons. Under President Donald Trump, the policy has shifted.

ICE guidelines now direct officers to "take enforcement action against all removable aliens." ICE has reported that in the first 100 days after President Trump signed executive orders on immigration enforcement, arrests of undocumented immigrants with no other criminal convictions were up more than 50% compared to last year.

There is nothing wrong with our President, the Attorney General, and all attending enforcement officers from the federal level down to the cities enforcing our immigration laws. This pastor had resided in the United States for 22 something years already! How long does it take to become a legal resident? How about becoming a fully-fledged citizen? Not that long, and it's not that hard.

Yet Pastor Noe didn't bother to follow through? What's the reason why? The article does not provide a reason, but ICE gives a reason why this good pastor was actually a pretty "bad hombre":

According to ICE, Carias is "a repeat immigration violator who has assumed multiple identities and nationalities over the years in order to evade federal immigration enforcement."

I wonder if he bought a fake ID or a stolen Social Security Number in MacArthur Park, like State Senate President Kevin de Leon and his corrupt, illegal alien family? 

Then the article takes a particularly racist turn, detailing how the future of the Evangelical church movement is "brown", and that white ministers need to do whatever they can to stop the deportations of this "god-fearing" ministers.

Give me a break!

No wonder CNN is tanking with viewers. Americans by and large want illegal immigration to cease. They also want legal immigration curtailed, and the needs of Americans placed first. The United States of America cannot be the Battered Women's Shelter of the World. We have untold millions of Americans who are out of work, homeless, in foster care, orphanages, in need of dire medical attention.

Besides, when will the liberal mainstream media report on the long-term damage done to this country because of illegal immigration? When will they sit down and learn from Kate Steinle's parents? What about Angie Morfin, or the millions of other Americans whose family members have been killed by illegal aliens? The lop-sided, pro-illegal narrative is just sickening, and the idea that American audiences will fall for this "Illegal Alien Pastor" sympathy card is truly disgusting.

Treason in Our Midst: Adelanto On Shutdown Following Attempt Invasion By Open-Border Zealots

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The Adelanto Immigration Detention Center, located in the High Desert, is the largest immigration detention center on the West Coast. Last week, approximately 60 "clergy" members traveled to the Adelanto Immigration Detention Center. After they entered the facility, the officials shut down the Adelanto Detention Center. In addition, open border groups staged a protest this past Sunday. Open border activists, state legislators and "clergy" representatives are seeking to shut down all immigration detention centers in California. There are 8 inmates at the Adelanto Immigration Detention Center who claim to be on a hunger strike. http://www.latinorebels.com/2017/06/22/eight-detained-asylum-seekers-resume-hunger-strike-at-adelanto-detention-center/ ICE Detention Facility Locks Out Clergy and Lawyers https://capitalandmain.com/ice-detention-facility-locks-out-clergy-and-lawyers-0626 Immigrant rights activists en route to Adelanto. (Photo by Jaime Edwards-Acton) Copyright Capital & Main Last Tuesday, June 20, which the United Nations observes as World Refugee Day, a charter bus full of clergy, religious activists and lawyers was barred from visiting inmates at the Adelanto Detention Facility, located in the high desert 85 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The intention had been to speak to asylum seekers, green card holders held for minor legal infractions and undocumented immigrants scooped up in recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids. The nonprofit group CIVIC, which coordinates volunteer visits to 43 of the 211 federal detention centers across the nation, unsuccessfully negotiated for over an hour with prison authorities and ICE for us to get in. After holding a short prayer service under the watchful eyes of San Bernardino sheriff’s deputies, the group was told to leave the detention center’s property. As the entire facility was on a lockout status, detainee family members and lawyers were also forced to leave the building and not allowed to meet with those inside, another punishment for the incarcerated. This was only the latest in a series of controversial actions taken by the GEO Group, the nation’s largest privately-run prison corporation that runs the facility. Community Initiatives for Visiting Immigrants in Confinement (CIVIC), is supporting the Dignity Not Detention Act, authored by state Senator Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens). Also known as SB 29, this groundbreaking legislation in California will – Stop local government from being complicit in the creation and renewal of certain contracts with for-profit immigration detention facilities. Make the currently unenforceable national immigration detention standards the law in California. Provide additional protections for detained LGBTQ immigrants. Allow the state to enforce violations of these protections. According to Mother Jones magazine, “29 members of Congress sent a letter to ICE and federal inspectors requesting an investigation into health and safety concerns at the facility” in 2015, after several disturbing inmate deaths. Last year there was one complaint filed for sexual abuse, violence, substandard medical care or other personal violations for every 56 residents housed at Adelanto, according to CIVIC co-founder Christina Fialho. Three deaths have occurred at Adelanto alone since March. While the Obama administration’s Department of Homeland Security last year announced plans to phase out use of private companies to run federal prisons, citing the “inferiority of the private prison model,” according to Mother Jones, under President Trump a $110 million deal was signed with GEO Group in April for a new facility. While parked across the street from the detention center in 110-degree heat, the activists began calling their political representatives to protest the lockout and the apparent retaliation against visiting family members of those being detained. Despite being funded by public tax monies, the privately run lockup is not subject to regulations that oversee publicly run facilities, making public access arbitrary and accountability difficult. However, Congressman Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) and other legislators agreed to investigate the refusal of entry as well as conditions for eight Central American asylum seekers currently on a hunger strike over alleged substandard conditions and violent treatment inside the facility. After a small group from the bus gathered at the doors of the anonymous-looking facility for final prayers of hope and resolve to return and bear witness to conditions at the center, the activists returned to Los Angeles. Up to 2,000 women and men can be housed in Adelanto for indefinite terms, with bail set at between $5,000 and $20,000 — an impossible amount for most being held. According to Fialho, 85 percent of those held at the facility must represent themselves in Immigration Court for pleas for asylum and residency, as they are not provided legal representation. Nationwide, an estimated 42,000 men, women and children are now housed in similar immigration detention centers. As Fialho explained to the gathered volunteers, “Making it visible is key to making it end.” Last week’s pilgrimage participants are now working to spread the word about Adelanto – and the efforts of GEO Group to keep Americans from learning the truth about conditions inside.

Call Adelanto Detention Center: Tell Them "Deport All Detained Illegals!"

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PROTEST IN SUPPORT OF ILLEGALS @ ADELANTO IMMIGRATION DETENTION CENTER Open border groups are holding a press conference today in front of the Los Angeles Immigration Enforcement & Customs office to protest on behalf of 9 illegal aliens being detained at the Adelanto Immigration Detention Center in Adelanto, CA.  This facility, located in the High Desert, is the largest immigration detention center on the West Coast. Yesterday, a vigil for the illegals on the hunger strike was staged at the Adelanto Immigration Detention Center. Open border groups are continually bombarding immigration officials with calls and protests on behalf of illegals in custody. The citizens in support of law enforcement need to express SUPPORT of enforcement of the law. CALL the Adelanto Immigration Detention Center and let them know you support enforcement of immigration laws! (760) 561-6100  https://www.ice.gov/detention-facility/adelanto-detention-facility   OPEN BORDER PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY IN LOS ANGELES. Read their announcement. JUN 15 Press Conference & Rally in Support of Adelanto 9 Hunger Strike  · Hosted by Human Rights Alliance for Child Refugees & Families    Today at 8:30 AM - 9:45 AM     Details At 5:30 am Monday, June 12th, a group of 9 detained asylum seekers launched a hunger strike in Adelanto Detention Center in Victorville, California, an immigration detention center run by the private prison corporation GEO Group.  That same day they were ATTACKED BY THE GUARDS, HANDCUFFED, SPRAYED DOWN WITH PEPPER SPRAY, BEATERN & PUT IN ISOLATION! They say that they are going to stay on hunger strike and they are refusing even to drink water. They said the other prisoners shouted for the guards to stop but weren't able to do anything. They were taken to the nurse but just so she could check their pulse and weren't given any medical care. CAN YOU JOIN US ON THIS SOLIDARITY RALLY?