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Speaker 1: there's been a lot of drive by media coverage of
Speaker 1: the immigration raids in six states over the weekend. There
Speaker 1: are two narratives. First, there's the poor, innocent, persecuted, deported
Speaker 1: victims and sobbing relatives. Second, there's the supposed fear that's
Speaker 1: sweeping immigrant communities. But the reason why these illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: were deported hasn't been so easy to find in the media.
Speaker 1: Just one outlet, local CBS News branch southern California, did
Speaker 1: the unthinkable. They reported on the people who were picked
Speaker 1: up in their state. CBS l a eyeball news dot
Speaker 1: com reports that of the sixty arrested, a hundred fifty
Speaker 1: of them had criminal histories. Five others have been previously deported,
Speaker 1: snuck back in, or had final orders from the courts
Speaker 1: to be deported. Many of the deportees had prior felony convictions,
Speaker 1: some of them for serious and violent crimes that includes
Speaker 1: assaults and sex crimes against the children. It's perfectly accurate
Speaker 1: to call most of these people bad ombres, since those
Speaker 1: deported or men. In case you're wondering, these raids were
Speaker 1: not targeted at citizens from a specific country. Those who
Speaker 1: were sent packing are from a dozen countries. They came illegally,
Speaker 1: they stayed illegally, they behaved illegally, and the last eight years,
Speaker 1: while the rule of law was ignored. They were totally comfortable. Well,
Speaker 1: apparently those days are over. Bad ombres are being deported
Speaker 1: and the rule of law has returned, just as someone
Speaker 1: told us would happen. M