to convention. The pain must
be endured else the shortcomings of a failing model be revealed.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

It's good to have
heroes. People whom you can look up to
and pattern yourself after as you move through life. It's fairly obvious that Pinal County Sheriff
Paul Babeu has a hero in Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and possibly Rush
Limbaugh.

In the latest episode of "Babeu
on Immigration" we find the Pinal county Sheriff bemoaning what he calls "Roadside
amnesty"

The Pinal County Sheriff
had this to say to local news outlets today.

"Within hours of the
U.S. Supreme Court Justices upholding the main portion of Arizona's SB1070 law, President Obama and
Janet Napolitano, with a wave of their hands, have made what was illegal one
day, legal the next. They can't pass their dream act, so they change
enforcement policies, whichundermines the rule of law,"

He goes on to cite an
alleged incident involving a 17 year old stopped for exceeding the speed limit
by 50MPH. Apparently the teen had no
driver's license or other identification because he was an undocumented
immigrant.

The Sheriff contacted U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) but found no interest in the teen
since he had been in the country for most of his life. ICE does not consider this type of
"illegal immigrant" a priority
focusing instead on recent and repeat border crossers, those over 30 years of
age and felony offenders.

Babeu holds President
Obama and DHS Head Napolitano to blame for having to release the young offender
to his mother's custody with a citation instead of turning him over to ICE for
deportation.

Babeu cites the revoking
of the 287G agreements between DHS and local law enforcement