Democrat prosecutor gives Illegal migrant, 15, probation after killing Colorado rehab worker, 24, in high-speed crash

[Tinker Grey]

Driving without a license is a crime and it puts others at risk.

Driving without a license doesn't put anyone at risk; being bad at driving puts others at risk.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Driving without a license doesn't put anyone at risk; being bad at driving puts others at risk.

Usually there is a reason why someone's license is revoked. That reason is usually because that person poses a safety risk while driving. There is a reason why tests and exams are required to get a license. The reason is to demonstrate that they can safely operate a vehicle and not be a safety risk. An illegal immigrant cannot legally get a driver's license because it not only use as credentials that show they meet the minimum skills and knowledge necessary to safely operate a moter vehicle, but also to prove their identity to law enforcement. Driving without a license puts law enforcement officers at risk because they cannot validate the identity of the driver and have no idea if they are dealing with an innocent teenager who was mistaken for another, or a violent criminal with multiple arrest warrants.

 

[Tinker Grey]

Usually there is a reason why someone's license is revoked. That reason is usually because that person poses a safety risk while driving. There is a reason why tests and exams are required to get a license. The reason is to demonstrate that they can safely operate a vehicle and not be a safety risk.

This is all true. However, it isn't the lack of a license that puts the public at risk. The lack of a license might give a reasonable suspicion that a person is a risk, but it's not inherently true that that driver is a risk.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

Evidence?

Ximena Arias Cristobal, who is in the country without authorization, was taken into ICE custody earlier this month after a May 5 traffic stop in Dalton, where she lives with her family. Local police cited her for making an improper turn and driving without a license before booking her into the Whitfield County Jail in Dalton, where she was picked up by ICE officers.​

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But the Dalton Police Department and the city's prosecutor announced on Monday they had reviewed dashboard camera footage of the traffic stop and determined that the officer had stopped the wrong vehicle. Officials said the vehicle that made the improper turn was similar to the truck Arias Cristobal was driving.​

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Charges were dismissed because the police arrested the wrong person who drove a similar truck to the one that actually committed the traffic offense.

Just because she was innocent of the traffic violations doesn't mean she isn't in the country illegally. Or as the article says "without authorization." Which is another way of saying "illegally."

 

[DaisyDay]

Just because she was innocent of the traffic violations doesn't mean she isn't in the country illegally. Or as the article says "without authorization." Which is another way of saying "illegally."

We are so lucky that the felonious Trump is ridding our country of these vicious criminals.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

We are so lucky that the felonious Trump is ridding our country of these vicious criminals.

Yes. At least the country is finally respecting the rule of law.

 

[Pommer]

I believe illegals often get special treatment by Democrats. I hope this illegal is now on Homan's radar.

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Gee, what’s the usual adjudication for crimes of a similar nature for citizen children and don‘t give a preference one or the other, which is exactly what this “complaint” is about!

You are, of course, correct that giving undocumented foreign nationals “favored-treatment” would probably be unconstitutional, what with the 14th Amendment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act which forbade the government from treating people from other nations “differently”.

ETA: Yes, the government can treat people from different nations as “guests” (be they invited or no) and part of the executive branches responsibility to to “decide” on what kind of treatment both are getting.

 

[Oompa Loompa]

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Gee, what’s the usual adjudication for crimes of a similar nature for citizen children and don‘t give a preference one or the other, which is exactly what this “complaint” is about!

You are, of course, correct that giving undocumented foreign nationals “favored-treatment” would probably be unconstitutional, what with the 14th Amendment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act which forbade the government from treating people from other nations “differently”.

ETA: Yes, the government can treat people from different nations as “guests” (be they invited or no) and part of the executive branches responsibility to to “decide” on what kind of treatment both are getting.

How many judges that you know of that were arrested for harboring criminals that weren't illegal immigrants?

 

[BCP1928]

Totally agree. If his parents are illegals they probably dont have driver licenses either.

In our area we have officers stop people committing traffic offenses and if the person can't speak English, the odds are they dont have a driver's license either. There's a good chance they have no insurance on their car too.

You bet. If they can't speak English they're outlaws for sure.

 

[rjs330]

No, it's a 16 year old girl (minor traffic violations dismissed).

Georgia teen arrested by ICE faces deportation, despite dismissed traffic charges: "My life is here"

In her first interview since being detained by ICE, Ximena Arias Cristobal told CBS News said her biggest worry is not being able to stay in Georgia.

www.cbsnews.com

Whether right or wrong, this happened much as you predicted. She'll be deported probably - hopefully, after due process.

Hopefully.

 

[rjs330]

You bet. If they can't speak English they're outlaws for sure.

Most likely.

 

[rjs330]

We are so lucky that the felonious Trump is ridding our country of these vicious criminals.

Are you FOR illegals being and staying here?

 

[DaisyDay]

Are you FOR illegals being and staying here?

I am mixed; FOR vicious criminals to be deported, AGAINST the Dreamers to be deported and INDIFFERENT to the vast majority. I am married to a former illegal alien, so I am perhaps more sympathetic than many.

I am also for rich native felons getting impeached and, if warranted, imprisoned.