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ICE – Remember them? According to their website, they are PROUD

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What else did they accuse her of doing?  Well, working to support herself and her son using invalid identification.  Succeeding at keeping a janitorial job at an airport, showing that migrants without valid identification can do that even after the events of September 11th. [need we say “embarass the government” here?]

Here is the URL:  http://www.ice.gov/p…

The website is priceless.  I would even say “worth monitoring”.

ICE was established in 2003.  They have deported 220,000 migrants according to their website.  Someone want to check on their funding, and figure out the cost per deportation?  Just want to know about my taxpayer dollars at work.

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    • Wow, so that’s what the department of homeland security does.  Well, David and Bob and Charlie and all of the BMG Media Empire are surely happy about that!  We didn’t realize that their strident copyright enforcement policy here was put in place to save 750,000 jobs!  We guess that explains their zeal to enforce MSM/Disney standard copyright analities, even when  copying of entire articles to blogs such as these clearly qualifies as fair use for discussion and educational purposes.  All hail the BMG/Department of Homeland Security/Copyright/Lawyer/Imperial Future.

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      Counterfeiting and piracy is estimated to cost the U.S. economy between $200 billion and $250 billion annually and results in the loss of up to 750,000 jobs according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

      “Illicit devices like the ones targeted today are created with one purpose in mind, subverting copyright protections,” said Julie L. Myers, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. “These crimes cost legitimate businesses billions of dollars annually and facilitate multiple other layers of criminality, such as smuggling, software piracy and money laundering.”

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