Why would the pro amnesty defend these people ?

SAN DIEGO -- U.S. authorities arrested 359 suspected illegal immigrants during a two-week operation that ended Tuesday.

Most arrested in the San Diego area were Mexican but the suspects included people from 15 countries, including Cambodia, Cuba, Israel, Laos and Thailand. They were either returned to their countries or held in jail to wait for an appearance before an immigration judge.
The arrests were part of Operation Return to Sender, which has resulted in more than 18,000 arrests nationwide since it was launched last year. The campaign targets illegal immigrants with criminal records and those who have ignored deportation orders.

"Our message is if you are ordered deported, you should obey the immigration court's order," said Robin Baker, Immigration and Customs Enforcement field director for detention and removal in San Diego. "Otherwise, ICE is going to track you down and send you home."

Fifty of those arrested had criminal records, including past convictions for child sex offenses, robbery, and drug violations, according to immigration officials.

Nearly all the arrests occurred at homes, authorities said. Only 62 people were targets in the operation -- the rest were nearby when agents appeared, known as "collateral arrests."

Critics said the operation created a climate of fear.

"They're trying to sell it as something where they target (criminals) but it's become part of a larger dragnet," said Pedro Rios, director of the American Friends Service Committee's San Diego office. "It's not effective, and it's not a good way to do enforcement."

The arrests come amid signs of heightened immigration enforcement away from U.S. borders. A raid at a leather factory in New Bedford, Mass., last month resulted in the arrest of 361 workers suspected of being illegal immigrants. Nearly 70 people were arrested last week during an immigration raid at a temporary employment agency in Maryland.

The IRS creates a climate of fear when it gives people a deadline for filing taxes and threatens fines and interest penalties for failure to pay on time

There is no defense.

dems/libs need votes they abort their children so they must make up the difference.

Pro-amnesty people: 1) want these people for voting power 2) as cheap labor 3) are some way racially-tied to these illegals 4) seek power in the US by increasing their race-based population 5) don't like white people 6) don't have any really intentions of assimilating into American culture other than reasons that will benefit them 7) pretend that illegals aren't committing crimes on a regular basis in the US 8) pretend that the US healthcare system isn't being raped by illegals 9) pretend that the US school system isn't being "dumbed-down" by illeglas and their offspring. 10) pretend that illegals and their offspring aren't assisting the US in becoming a 3rd world country 11) pretend that hundreds of thousands of people weren't marching in the US waving the Mexican flag holding signs that read "We Are America" 12) pretend that illegals and other fellow pro-amnesty supporters weren't burning the US flag and delivering hate speeches in downtown Los Angeles 13) pretend that thousands of pro-amnesty high school students didn't ditch class to march in the streets and that the majority of these students can actually offer an intelligent reason for why they did so other than "Viva Mexico" 14) pretend that pro-amnesty supporters havn't gotten violent towards people that are against amnesty 15) accuse people who are against amnesty as being racist 16) pretend that men in their 30s aren't getting 12, 13, 14, 15, etc year old little girls pregnant (punishable by jail but not being enforced).

Those are some reasons why they would "defend these people".

For those that had sex offenses, drug violations and convictions for robbery there is no defense, and nobody I know of is trying to do so.

Now stop saying "these people" and lumping together EVERYONE with the actions of a few.