Trespassing
So where does it say that only Americans have to obey the law and ILLEGALS don't
Illegal Immigrants Charged With Trespass Seek Dismissal
Men Arrested After Traffic Stop
POSTED: 12:02 pm EDT May 26, 2005
NASHUA, N.H. -- Attorneys for two illegal immigrants charged with trespassing asked a court to dismiss the charges on Thursday.
Margarito Jaramillio Escobar and Sergio Ruiz-Robles were unable to provide police with any documentation when they were pulled over earlier this month. An investigation found that the two Mexican nationals were in the country illegally, and following the lead of a similar arrest in New Ipswich, N.H., police charged them with criminal trespassing.
In court on Thursday the defense, aided by the Mexican consulate, filed a motion to dismiss the charges. Attorneys said that the state trespassing law doesn't apply to an immigration matter.
[So the Mexican Consulate thinks that only Americans have to obey the law while their ILLEGAL citizens can do what ever they want when ever they choose. See if that flies in a Mexican court of law against an American accused of breaking their laws.]
Prosecutors and police said that they're sworn to uphold federal law.
"If you're in the town of Hudson and you're not supposed to be in this country and you're remaining in the U.S. when you're not licensed or privileged to do so, we're going to take action in the town of Hudson," police Capt. Ray Mello said.
[Three cheers for the town of Hudson. ENFORCE THE LAW.]
If convicted, both men could be fined a maximum of $1,000. A hearing on the defense's motion to dismiss has been set for July 15.
http://www.thewmurchannel.com/news/4535583/detail.html
Illegal Immigrants Charged With Trespass Seek Dismissal
Men Arrested After Traffic Stop
POSTED: 12:02 pm EDT May 26, 2005
NASHUA, N.H. -- Attorneys for two illegal immigrants charged with trespassing asked a court to dismiss the charges on Thursday.
Margarito Jaramillio Escobar and Sergio Ruiz-Robles were unable to provide police with any documentation when they were pulled over earlier this month. An investigation found that the two Mexican nationals were in the country illegally, and following the lead of a similar arrest in New Ipswich, N.H., police charged them with criminal trespassing.
In court on Thursday the defense, aided by the Mexican consulate, filed a motion to dismiss the charges. Attorneys said that the state trespassing law doesn't apply to an immigration matter.
[So the Mexican Consulate thinks that only Americans have to obey the law while their ILLEGAL citizens can do what ever they want when ever they choose. See if that flies in a Mexican court of law against an American accused of breaking their laws.]
Prosecutors and police said that they're sworn to uphold federal law.
"If you're in the town of Hudson and you're not supposed to be in this country and you're remaining in the U.S. when you're not licensed or privileged to do so, we're going to take action in the town of Hudson," police Capt. Ray Mello said.
[Three cheers for the town of Hudson. ENFORCE THE LAW.]
If convicted, both men could be fined a maximum of $1,000. A hearing on the defense's motion to dismiss has been set for July 15.
http://www.thewmurchannel.com/news/4535583/detail.html
