Garcia-Cisneros

Letter date:

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Letter publisher:

OregonLive.com

Letter author:

Michael Perrault

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Letter body:

Garcia-Cisneros release: Regarding "Garcia-Cisneros freed after deportation case" (Aug. 22): I don't understand...

...how Cinthya Garcia-Cisneros can commit a hit-and-run offense and not serve time. ...how the U.S. government can allow her to stay in this country, or to apply for a work permit and a Social Security number...how a law professor can say that being held by immigration authorities is a "tremendous deprivation of physical liberty." What about the deprivation of physical liberty of the two dead girls? Are these victims even considered in this matter? I am angered by the wanton disregard for law in this country.

Oregonians For Immigration Reform

Advocating for an environmentally sustainable level of immigration

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