Blake v. Carbone: Dangerous felons may not be deported.

[Don Corleone]

I'll be the first to admit that America is a nation of immigrants and we need immigration to keep vitality in our politics, our economy and our culture.

However, there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. I'm sure by now, you all know my views on 'illegal immigration'. I do not agree that the best way to keep labor prices low is to set aside any enforcement of our existing laws. I've been labelled as a racist for this stance, which is okay, because in that I know my opposition has no arguments of merit.

However, I'm curious if anyone in the Org agrees with this Now, I'm no legal scholar, but what I take from this is that a man convicted of aggravated sexual assault and a man convicted of second degree murder may not be deported upon the completion of their sentence, because their deportation is on the basis of comitting crimes of moral torpitude (in other words, you can't deport them for committing crimes while they're here, only for violations of the immgration laws, which as all enlightened people know, would be racist to do). Is that what some feel, that even dangerous felons have a right to permanent residence in this country?

Or am I just being a racist again.