A while back, I posted about Sergio Haro the Maui fire victim, arrested virtually to the minute of the 2-year anniversary of the fires, in front of his children, for an alleged administrative violation of immigration law.
As was noted in that post, Haro has been a “valuable member of the Hawaii community for over 20 years.”
“He has no criminal record. He is a devoted husband, loving father of three daughters, and proud grandfather to his infant grandson, all of whom live in Hawaii and have legal status...”
Haro also arrived in Hawaii (thus America) as a minor child, no doubt having any real say as to his legal status at that time.
Now, along comes Abraham Moreno Garcia a Mexican National, convicted for the third time of being in Hawaii (thus America) unlawfully. Additionally, he was arrested for DUI in Kona, making that his seventh DUI arrest.
But what does Abraham get? 12 months of all expenses paid free housing on the taxpayer dime, along with 3 years of supervised release. His case was investigated by Homeland Security, the same group who investigated and arrested Sergio.
If one is to expect all this as the "worst of the worst" being immediately deported when caught, why isn't Abraham on the first plane out of here instead of Sergio? Why is Abraham afforded a trial? Public Defender? Due process?
I'd love for someone to square this circle. At least get it to pass a "giggle test."
As was noted in that post, Haro has been a “valuable member of the Hawaii community for over 20 years.”
“He has no criminal record. He is a devoted husband, loving father of three daughters, and proud grandfather to his infant grandson, all of whom live in Hawaii and have legal status...”
Haro also arrived in Hawaii (thus America) as a minor child, no doubt having any real say as to his legal status at that time.
Now, along comes Abraham Moreno Garcia a Mexican National, convicted for the third time of being in Hawaii (thus America) unlawfully. Additionally, he was arrested for DUI in Kona, making that his seventh DUI arrest.
But what does Abraham get? 12 months of all expenses paid free housing on the taxpayer dime, along with 3 years of supervised release. His case was investigated by Homeland Security, the same group who investigated and arrested Sergio.
If one is to expect all this as the "worst of the worst" being immediately deported when caught, why isn't Abraham on the first plane out of here instead of Sergio? Why is Abraham afforded a trial? Public Defender? Due process?
I'd love for someone to square this circle. At least get it to pass a "giggle test."
“I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap”
-DJT
-DJT