Respect For Elvira Arellano? Don't Be Daft!
August 21st, 2007 by John W Lillpop
Captain Barbossa from Pirates of the Caribbean.
By John W. Lillpop
In response to my August 20th article about the deportation of criminal Elvira Arellano, a confused reader angrily defended Arellano and demanded that I show more respect for the deposed criminal.
As Captain Barbossa said in a classic line in the first Pirates of the Caribbean,
"I am disinclined to acquiesce to your request. It means NO!"
Well said, Captain!
Those words reflect my sentiments exactly when it comes to granting Elvira Arellano anything except scorn and a one-way ticket back to her third world Mexico.
Fact is, Elvira Arellano is not owed even a sniff of respect.
To begin with, although Arellano claims she is "not a criminal," she is actually a twice-convicted felon.
When Arellano invaded America for the first time in August 1997, she was arrested and deported. But this cowardly miscreant chose to break American law again. She re-invaded our blessed and sovereign nation — a felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
In 2002, Arellano was "working illegally for a janitorial services business whose employees had access to sensitive areas." Subsequently, Arellano was convicted for using someone else's Social Security number — a felony.
In addition to her actionable felonies and complete disregard for American laws, Arellano has exploited her young son to avoid the long arm of the law. Arellano's despicable behavior reached a new low when she grabbed her young son and took up squatting in a Chicago church in order to thwart ICE agents.
To those concerned with the impact that all of this might have on Arellano's young son, the harsh reality is that the youngster deserves a mother who is morally fit, emotionally stable, and law-abiding.
Arellano provides none of those qualities; therefore, Saul will be better served by being separated from his hoodlum mum.
Saul also deserves to have a relationship with his father. Unfortunately for Saul, Elvira Arellano does not even know who sired the youngster.
So much for "shared family values" that our out-of-touch president promotes as a reason for open borders, amnesty, and other hair-brained notions about why citizens should welcome the invasion of America by illegal aliens!
This is yet another reason why Saul will benefit immensely from a long and forced separation from the thug he has been obligated to call mom.
Respect for Elvira Arellano?
"I am disinclined to acquiesce to your request. It means NO!"
August 21st, 2007 at 11:14 am
one high profile illegal down…..
millions WILL go.
August 21st, 2007 at 2:01 pm
What can we say about all the foreign cartels, not only the US, who contribute to the bloodsucking rich people of Mexico, for example, where they get richer and reicher, while the poor gets poorer. How about the country side farmers where they are forced sell their goods for peanuts, to export to North American Companies, that's why they come here to do the dirty jobs US citizens don't want to do. Have you ever imagined what would happen here just having to be 2 months without mexicans in the farming fields, restaurants, kitchens, etc.? Not to mention how they feel about coming back to the land that was theirs, after all think why we have states with spanish names: Arizona, Colorado, Tejas, Fla., Nuevo Mexico, California, Montana , Nevada. There's so much material to re-write ZORRO (spanish for fox), the first latin heroe to make it in the US. Could you imagine what would had happened in Minnesota at the begining of the 20th century, when mexicans would travel from Tejas to work in the sugar-beet fields of the midwest states and their crude clima? Man…that was hard labor.
Don't pick on a poor woman whose only crime was to fall in love with some bastard and create a baby's life.
I pray that my grandchildren never encounter a situation where they have to sneak into another country to scavenge degrading jobs and food because the US could no longer sustain its own people, making them cross borders like hiding rats to survive because it was better somewhere else.
Maybe this is the real Moctezuma's revenge.