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In a similar way, pursuing illegal immigrants is like targeting minorities, it attracts far less attention than killing Caucasians. Immigrants are often reluctant to come forward and report of suspicious behavior, and there are even times when no one notices the victim’s disappearance. This makes easy prey for the killer. If the killer goes through the trouble of hunting those crossing the border in the darkness, he can abduct them, take his time, and then dump the body in the desert in a secluded area. These murders do happen, and they occur much more often than people would like to think. Female serial killers are a different case, and carry out their deeds in a way that draws far less
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It all starts with the United States passing the Immigration Act of 1907, which was a law that “required all immigrants entering the United States to pass through an official port of entry, submit themselves to inspection, and receive official authorization to legally enter the United States” (Hernandez pg 1). The United States quickly became a nation severely divided over the issues of illegal immigration. In May of 1924 the border patrol was created to enforce immigration laws and restrictions by preventing illegal border crossings and policing the borderland regions. Despite many possible subjects or ‘suspects’ of illegal immigration, such as Asians, Europeans, and prostitutes, the U.S border patrol almost exclusively focused on Mexican immigrant workers. Then in the 1940s, the focus of the U.S border patrol shifted to the southern border.

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In Hector Tobar’s, The Barbarian Nurseries, he brings to light the personal and political anger directed at Araceli by those who do not even know her. In a wider scope, the anger is directed towards undocumented Mexican immigrants who are living in the United States. Through the character’s ideas on illegal immigrants, Hector Tobar implies that the private and public anger towards undocumented Mexican immigrants, stem from the assumption that they are all dangerous, fear of cultural change, and their impact on the economy. Due to undocumented Mexican immigrants who crossed the border illegally, many often assume that they are criminals. Many are angry because they believe that the immigrants have no right to be in the United States, and

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Most sexual offenders are male, and nearly all known serial killers are also male. Aileen Wuornos is one of history’s highest-profile female serial murderers. She was imprisoned and sentenced to death for the murder of six men. During her childhood, Wuornos was exposed to abandonment by her biological parents, seclusion and physical and emotional abuse from her grandparents. The conspicuous lack of attention and communication from her caregivers along with the violent and toxic environment she endured forged a pattern for Aileen’s early-on criminal nature and violent behavior.

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The article, “Immigrant Crimes: Cultural Defense--a Legal Tactic” by Myrna Oliver is published in the Los Angeles Times. The author’s purpose was to evaluate the use of cultural defense on actions that we, as American believed that it’s morally wrong. Oliver uses different examples and testimonies to display the effective use of culture defense to justified behaviors that violates American laws. The article argues that cultural defense is popular among immigrants to get lighter punishments since they have different values and beliefs in their hometown.

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Texas has been fighting hard against the Obama Administration's attempts to give illegals citizenship. The governor of Texas is now cracking down on cities in the state are offering sanctuaries to illegal immigrants. Greg Abbot recently wrote a letter to Sheriff Lupe Valdez stating that Texas will not put up with the sanctuary nonsense that other states are offering, such as California. Lupe recently announced that she would make decisions on a case by case basis about whether to detain illegal immigrants. However, Abbot stated that Lupe is trying to endanger the people that she has vowed to protect.

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According to Beckett, Programs such as Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) have the mission and authority to locate and deport unauthorized workers, immigration suspect that violated the law and people who are a threat to public safety. If ICE has the authority to arrest any suspect who is violating the law, than immigration raid should be morally correct, but what if ICE is violating the law too, is it still correct to continue immigration raids? ICE is taking advantage of their authority by extending jail stays. A recent study shows that people with ICE detainer request staid longer in jail (46.3 days more) than those without detainers. According to the constitution of the United States of America, the fourth teen amendment talks about

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Under our current president, deportations of illegal aliens are said to have increased drastically since he stepped into office in 2009. The deportations under the Obama administration is believed to have passed numbers as high as two million in a single four year term. These numbers are greater then the previous presidents' deportation numbers in both of his terms, eight years. Mr. Obama's numbers at the surface look astonishing, he has even proclaimed himself as the " deporter-in-chief ", and at first glance at the facts no individual can really argue with these numbers. But if you search further into the facts it will be found that most of the deportations under the Obama administration occur very close the American Mexico border, actually

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The general public believes that most of the crimes in the United States are committed by illegal immigrants. This is a mistaken bias because in the reality there are other groups of people that commit crimes. Amnesty would help to cut down crime by giving authorities database to access to each identity of the current illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants who do not obey the laws can be easily identified.

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When officers of the law are approached by potential victims who can make a positive identification, an arrest warrant can make arrest after the judge signs the document. There needs to be extra precaution when entering the home of a person that is about to searched and arrested; furthermore, individuals are protected in their dwelling as indicated in the Fourth Amendment. Officers do have to acknowledge who they are upon knocking on someone’s door to whom they are serving the warrant. In the given scenario of the officer being prompted by a victim who was robbed and who could know the robber, the officer had probable cause to get a warrant.

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