Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Editorial
The state of illegals: A distressing verdict…
A federal appeals court can do what a U.S. District Court jury in Tucson failed to do — establish a zero tolerance policy for illegals trying to cash in on American justice. — There must be no consolation prize for any of the 16 Mexicans — or their lawyers — who sued an Arizona rancher and others for $32 million…
To its credit, the jury on Tuesday ruled that rancher Roger Barnett, owner of a 22,000-acre ranch about five miles north of the Mexican border, did not violate their civil rights when he detained them at gunpoint after they had illegally entered the U.S. in 2004. HERE [1]