Why, as the enforcers of laws for their community, unable to enforce the law of illegal trespassers?
From what I've seen they are overwhelmed and ill-equipped to process so many illegals through the system.
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Why, as the enforcers of laws for their community, unable to enforce the law of illegal trespassers?
From what I've seen they are overwhelmed and ill-equipped to process so many illegals through the system.
Process? Why not use brute force and physical restrict illegals in known, high traffic entry points (for example at that Rio overpass area)?
Process? Why not use brute force and physical restrict illegals in known, high traffic entry points (for example at that Rio overpass area)?
Why not use brute force and physical restrict illegals in known, high traffic entry points (for example at that Rio overpass area)?
Because that would make sense, and likely work very well. For doing so, local law enforcement would be pilloried in the media and I'm sure it's not worth it to most of them.
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Why not use brute force and physical restrict illegals in known, high traffic entry points (for example at that Rio overpass area)?
Because that would make sense, and likely work very well.
For doing so, local law enforcement would be pilloried in the media and I'm sure it's not worth it to most of them.
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