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Tattoos Save Convict From Deportation

Tuesday, 09 February 2010 06:01 Corruption Chronicles
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A convicted felon cannot be deported because tattooed criminals like him are often harassed by gangs and sadfacepolice in his native El Salvador, according to a federal appellate court that overruled both an immigration judge and the Justice Department’s Board of Immigration Appeals.

The preposterous ruling was issued a few days ago by the abhorrently liberal and frequently overturned 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. The case involves a violent multiple offender from El Salvador (Gregory Aguilar-Ramos) who has been convicted in the United States of serious crimes, including robbery and theft with priors.
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