Lars Larson: Federal employees not paying their taxes
You know I’m not crazy about paying my taxes either, but if you’re working for the government you really ought to pay the IRS.The story is kind of stunning. Hundreds and hundreds of people who work for the federal government simply haven’t paid their taxes. According to Politico, 447 House employees and 231 Senate workers didn’t pay their taxes in 2008.
That’s 2008. We’re going on two years since then and the total amount owed is $10 million. And, now the Democrats have pulled a bill that would have made all those people to either pay their taxes, come to some kind of settlement with the IRS, or lose their job in the government.
If you expect all of us private sector citizens to pay our taxes and support the government, then the very least you can do is to make sure that everyone working in the government, and especially in Congress, has to pay their taxes and pay them somewhat on time.
Lars Larson reports: Oregon State Federal State Employee who has worked for the State Commissioner Has Been counterfeit money Selling Drugs prostitution Ring and Was The Top highest Accounting Employee's on the State of Oregon WOW.
Kwame Kilpatrick to spend decades in prison
DETROIT (WXYZ) - Kwame Kilpatrick’s will spend 28 years in prison for running a criminal enterprise out of city hall.
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Today, he he learned his fate inside federal court in downtown Detroit. The boy who dreamed of being Detroit mayor is now a man disgraced.
Kwame Kilpatrick never had the comeback he promised after the text message scandal that bounced him out of office and into the Wayne County jail.
In March, a federal jury convicted Kilpatrick and his friend, Bobby Ferguson of racketeering, bribery, and other charges.
The jury found his father, Bernard Kilpatrick, guilty of a tax crime.
City hall was for sale during the Kilpatrick years and today Detroit’s most infamous former mayor learned his fate.
Kilpatrick’s lawyer had argued for no more than 15 years behind bars.
Kilpatrick’s lawyer, Harold Gurewitz, has asked for mercy – reminding the Judge that Kilpatrick is already “infamous, destitute and disgraced.”
But the fact that Kilpatrick betrayed the public trust as an elected official undoubtedly added years to his sentence.
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Today, he he learned his fate inside federal court in downtown Detroit. The boy who dreamed of being Detroit mayor is now a man disgraced.
Kwame Kilpatrick never had the comeback he promised after the text message scandal that bounced him out of office and into the Wayne County jail.
In March, a federal jury convicted Kilpatrick and his friend, Bobby Ferguson of racketeering, bribery, and other charges.
The jury found his father, Bernard Kilpatrick, guilty of a tax crime.
City hall was for sale during the Kilpatrick years and today Detroit’s most infamous former mayor learned his fate.
Kilpatrick’s lawyer had argued for no more than 15 years behind bars.
Kilpatrick’s lawyer, Harold Gurewitz, has asked for mercy – reminding the Judge that Kilpatrick is already “infamous, destitute and disgraced.”
But the fact that Kilpatrick betrayed the public trust as an elected official undoubtedly added years to his sentence.
Harry D. Johnson age 45, he has stolen 4 million dollars of Tax Dollars to pay for Drugs having a prostitution Ring and made counterfeit money. Mr. Johnson was one of Top highest Accounting that even worked for Peter Defazio as was Employed at the State Commissioner office Since 2006
And Read More about The Federal employees not paying their taxes
There is about 26,000 IRS Workers who have been
counterfeit money. using Drugs Selling Drugs prostitution and selling Porn OMG
Tax Dollars at Work here Folks...
Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report
Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report
October 10, 2013
Lars:
It has been an interesting second full week in the month of October when it comes to criminal aliens here in the State of Oregon.
Tuesday, October 8th, the Clackamas County Jail in Oregon City, Oregon had 20 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 4.61% of the jail population the United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. Three of the 20 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Clackamas County Jail were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 15.00% of the alien jail population.
Tuesday, October 8th, the Jackson County Jail in Medford, Oregon had 15 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 6.52% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. One of the 15 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Jackson County Jail was involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 6.67% of the alien jail population.
Wednesday, October 9th, the Lincoln County Jail in Newport, Oregon had three criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 1.86% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. Two of the three criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Lincoln County Jail were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 66.67% of the alien jail population.
Wednesday, October 9th, the Linn County Corrections in Albany, Oregon had five criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 2.91% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. One of the five criminal aliens with a U.S. DHS–ICE hold at Linn County Corrections was involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 20.00% of the alien jail population.
Thursday, October 10th, the Marion County Correctional Facility (MCCF) in Salem, Oregon had 27 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 6.65% of the jail population the U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the county illegally. Seven of the 27 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the MCCF were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 25.92% of the alien jail population.
Of the 70 criminal aliens incarcerated in the five preceding county jails and correctional facilities, 14 aliens (20.00 percent) were detained for some type of driving crime or violation.
Thanks to the Lars Larson Show, Oregonians are continually being made aware of the connection between illegal alien presence in the state and alien involvement in driving crimes and violations.
If Lars Larson radio listeners want to help prevent illegal aliens’ ability to drive in the state and harm or kill Oregonians, your listeners should go to the “Protect Oregon Driver Licenses” website (http://www.protectoregondl.org/) where they can learn about the SB 833 referendum (#301) campaign.
Lars, the second full week of October and another criminal alien report for Lars Larson Show FM 101.1 radio listeners.
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October 10, 2013
Lars:
It has been an interesting second full week in the month of October when it comes to criminal aliens here in the State of Oregon.
Tuesday, October 8th, the Clackamas County Jail in Oregon City, Oregon had 20 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 4.61% of the jail population the United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. Three of the 20 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Clackamas County Jail were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 15.00% of the alien jail population.
Tuesday, October 8th, the Jackson County Jail in Medford, Oregon had 15 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 6.52% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. One of the 15 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Jackson County Jail was involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 6.67% of the alien jail population.
Wednesday, October 9th, the Lincoln County Jail in Newport, Oregon had three criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 1.86% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. Two of the three criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the Lincoln County Jail were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 66.67% of the alien jail population.
Wednesday, October 9th, the Linn County Corrections in Albany, Oregon had five criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 2.91% of the jail population U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the country illegally. One of the five criminal aliens with a U.S. DHS–ICE hold at Linn County Corrections was involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 20.00% of the alien jail population.
Thursday, October 10th, the Marion County Correctional Facility (MCCF) in Salem, Oregon had 27 criminal aliens incarcerated at the jail, 6.65% of the jail population the U.S. DHS–ICE agents had identified as possibly being in the county illegally. Seven of the 27 criminal aliens with U.S. DHS–ICE holds at the MCCF were involved in some type of driving crime or violation, 25.92% of the alien jail population.
Of the 70 criminal aliens incarcerated in the five preceding county jails and correctional facilities, 14 aliens (20.00 percent) were detained for some type of driving crime or violation.
Thanks to the Lars Larson Show, Oregonians are continually being made aware of the connection between illegal alien presence in the state and alien involvement in driving crimes and violations.
If Lars Larson radio listeners want to help prevent illegal aliens’ ability to drive in the state and harm or kill Oregonians, your listeners should go to the “Protect Oregon Driver Licenses” website (http://www.protectoregondl.org/) where they can learn about the SB 833 referendum (#301) campaign.
Lars, the second full week of October and another criminal alien report for Lars Larson Show FM 101.1 radio listeners.
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Marion County Correctional Facility
Marion County Correctional Facility
October 10, 2013
What follows is information taken from the Marion County Sheriff / Marion County Correctional Facility (MCCF) website for Inmate / Offender Information, Full Jail Inmate Roster, relating to the number of MCCF prisoners the United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has identified as possibly being in the county illegally, U.S. DHS–ICE prisoners charged with drug crimes, and the approximate incarceration cost to Marion County to house its U.S. DHS–ICE jail population (See links).
Total MCCF Inmates: 406
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 27
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 6.65%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METHMPETAMINE: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METHMPETAMINE: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 0.00%
(Note: The Marion County Sheriff’s Department doesn’t currently have an active “Street Crimes Unit” operating at this time because of sheriff’s department retirements related to legislative actions effecting the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). One of the primary tasks of the sheriff’s department “Street Crimes Unit” is to fight drug crime in the county.)
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Inmate Per Day: $107.74
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Day of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $2,908.98
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Week of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $20,362.86
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Year of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $1,061,777.70
http://apps.co.marion.or.us/JailRosters/mccfi_mcso.htm
http://www.co.marion.or.us/SO/Institutions/inmateoffender/
For the ten months of 2013, the MCCF has averaged 32.40 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
docfnc
October 10, 2013
What follows is information taken from the Marion County Sheriff / Marion County Correctional Facility (MCCF) website for Inmate / Offender Information, Full Jail Inmate Roster, relating to the number of MCCF prisoners the United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has identified as possibly being in the county illegally, U.S. DHS–ICE prisoners charged with drug crimes, and the approximate incarceration cost to Marion County to house its U.S. DHS–ICE jail population (See links).
Total MCCF Inmates: 406
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 27
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold: 6.65%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METHMPETAMINE: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL METHMPETAMINE: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL HERION: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL COCAINE: 0.00%
Total MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 0
Percent MCCF Inmates with ICE Hold POS/DEL MARIJUANA: 0.00%
(Note: The Marion County Sheriff’s Department doesn’t currently have an active “Street Crimes Unit” operating at this time because of sheriff’s department retirements related to legislative actions effecting the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS). One of the primary tasks of the sheriff’s department “Street Crimes Unit” is to fight drug crime in the county.)
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Inmate Per Day: $107.74
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Day of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $2,908.98
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Week of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $20,362.86
MCCF Incarceration Cost Per Year of 27 Inmates with ICE Holds: $1,061,777.70
http://apps.co.marion.or.us/JailRosters/mccfi_mcso.htm
http://www.co.marion.or.us/SO/Institutions/inmateoffender/
For the ten months of 2013, the MCCF has averaged 32.40 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
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Linn County Corrections
Linn County Corrections
October 9, 2013
Currently there are six Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at Linn County Corrections in Albany, Oregon for various crimes who have a United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. GONZALEZ, HERIBERTO
2. LUCAS-AQUINO, ISRAEL
3. MACIAS-VASQUEZ, JORGE
4. MADRIGAL-MAGANA, RAMIRO
5. SOTO, SERGIO
http://www.linnsheriff.org/Upload/inmrost1.htm
http://www.linnsheriff.org/jail.html
Of the 172 inmates incarcerated at Linn County Corrections, the five criminal aliens make up approximately 2.91% of the jail population.
For the ten months of 2013, Linn County Corrections has averaged 4.50 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
docfnc
October 9, 2013
Currently there are six Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at Linn County Corrections in Albany, Oregon for various crimes who have a United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. GONZALEZ, HERIBERTO
2. LUCAS-AQUINO, ISRAEL
3. MACIAS-VASQUEZ, JORGE
4. MADRIGAL-MAGANA, RAMIRO
5. SOTO, SERGIO
http://www.linnsheriff.org/Upload/inmrost1.htm
http://www.linnsheriff.org/jail.html
Of the 172 inmates incarcerated at Linn County Corrections, the five criminal aliens make up approximately 2.91% of the jail population.
For the ten months of 2013, Linn County Corrections has averaged 4.50 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
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Lincoln County Jail
Lincoln County Jail
October 9, 2013
Currently there are three Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail in Newport, Oregon for various crimes who have a United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Hold placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. AVALOS-RAMIREZ, GERMAN
2. RAMOS-MENDOZA, MAGDALENO
3. URIBE, LUZ MARGARITA
http://lto.locktrack.com/public/reports/lincol_or_ilist.html
http://www.lincolncountysheriff.net/jail/
Of the 161 inmates incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail, the three criminal aliens make up approximately 1.86% of the jail population.
For the ten months of 2013, the Lincoln County Jail has averaged 3.50 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
docfnc
October 9, 2013
Currently there are three Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail in Newport, Oregon for various crimes who have a United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) Hold placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. AVALOS-RAMIREZ, GERMAN
2. RAMOS-MENDOZA, MAGDALENO
3. URIBE, LUZ MARGARITA
http://lto.locktrack.com/public/reports/lincol_or_ilist.html
http://www.lincolncountysheriff.net/jail/
Of the 161 inmates incarcerated at the Lincoln County Jail, the three criminal aliens make up approximately 1.86% of the jail population.
For the ten months of 2013, the Lincoln County Jail has averaged 3.50 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
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Jackson County Jail
Jackson County Jail
October 8, 2013
Currently there are 15 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail in Medford, Oregon for various crimes that have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. ANGLIN, HECTOR JOEL
2. AVILA, PABLO ARMANDO
3. CALVA-PEREZ, LEONEL
4. CORTES-CORTES, SERGIO
5. CORTEZ-MELCHOR, FELIX
6. FRANCO-SALAS, JESUS ALEJANDRO
7. GARIBAY-LOERA, JORGE LUIS
8. MANZO-OREGEL, JUAN REYNOLDO
9. NAVARRO, BALDEMAR
10. NICASIO-ARGUETA, MARIO
11. NUNEZ-GOMEZ, JUAN M
12. PEREZ-IZARA, EDGAR LEONEL
13. ROSALES-ROSALES, SAUL
14. VALENCIA, JOSE
15. VILLA, JOAN
http://inmate.jacksoncounty.org/
http://jacksoncountyor.org/sheriff/Jail/JailInformation.aspx
Of the 230 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail, the 15 criminal aliens take up approximately 6.52% of the jails capacity to house inmates.
For the ten months of 2013, the Jackson County Jail has averaged 10.80 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
docfnc
October 8, 2013
Currently there are 15 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail in Medford, Oregon for various crimes that have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. ANGLIN, HECTOR JOEL
2. AVILA, PABLO ARMANDO
3. CALVA-PEREZ, LEONEL
4. CORTES-CORTES, SERGIO
5. CORTEZ-MELCHOR, FELIX
6. FRANCO-SALAS, JESUS ALEJANDRO
7. GARIBAY-LOERA, JORGE LUIS
8. MANZO-OREGEL, JUAN REYNOLDO
9. NAVARRO, BALDEMAR
10. NICASIO-ARGUETA, MARIO
11. NUNEZ-GOMEZ, JUAN M
12. PEREZ-IZARA, EDGAR LEONEL
13. ROSALES-ROSALES, SAUL
14. VALENCIA, JOSE
15. VILLA, JOAN
http://inmate.jacksoncounty.org/
http://jacksoncountyor.org/sheriff/Jail/JailInformation.aspx
Of the 230 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Jackson County Jail, the 15 criminal aliens take up approximately 6.52% of the jails capacity to house inmates.
For the ten months of 2013, the Jackson County Jail has averaged 10.80 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
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Clackamas County Jail
Clackamas County Jail
October 8, 2013
Currently there are 20 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail for various crimes who have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. BOBADILLA, JULIO CESAR
2. CARDENASVALDEZ, PEDRO
3. CONTRERASMARIN, MIGUEL
4. CORREAANDRADE, RUBEN
5. ESTRADAVARGAS, HECTOR MOISES
6. GARCIACAN, FERMIN
7. GOMEZJONGITUD, YESII
8. GRITCHENKO, MARINA VIKIOROVNA
9. LOPEZ, MANUEL
10. MORALES, JULIO DAVID
11 MUCINOROSAS, ROBERTO
12. MUTUMA, DENNIS MWENDA
13. PADILLARIVAS, SAMUEL
14. PICO, MARCOS ANDRES
15. PINEDACASTILLO, IGNACIO
16. PLANCARTEROJAS, MIGUEL
17. RECIOZAZUETA, JOSE ELIGIO
18. SANDOVALDIAZ, FREDY
19. VARGASGONZALEZ, ALFREDO JOSE
20. VERDUZCOQUEVEDO, NERMA LUCIA
http://www.clackamas.us/safetyapp/inmates/
http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/jail.html
Of the 434 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail, the 20 criminal aliens take up approximately 4.61% of the jails capacity to house inmates.
For the ten months of 2013, the Clackamas County Jail has averaged 19.30 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
docfnc
October 8, 2013
Currently there are 20 Foreign Nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail for various crimes who have United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Holds placed on them by U.S. DHS–ICE (See links).
1. BOBADILLA, JULIO CESAR
2. CARDENASVALDEZ, PEDRO
3. CONTRERASMARIN, MIGUEL
4. CORREAANDRADE, RUBEN
5. ESTRADAVARGAS, HECTOR MOISES
6. GARCIACAN, FERMIN
7. GOMEZJONGITUD, YESII
8. GRITCHENKO, MARINA VIKIOROVNA
9. LOPEZ, MANUEL
10. MORALES, JULIO DAVID
11 MUCINOROSAS, ROBERTO
12. MUTUMA, DENNIS MWENDA
13. PADILLARIVAS, SAMUEL
14. PICO, MARCOS ANDRES
15. PINEDACASTILLO, IGNACIO
16. PLANCARTEROJAS, MIGUEL
17. RECIOZAZUETA, JOSE ELIGIO
18. SANDOVALDIAZ, FREDY
19. VARGASGONZALEZ, ALFREDO JOSE
20. VERDUZCOQUEVEDO, NERMA LUCIA
http://www.clackamas.us/safetyapp/inmates/
http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/jail.html
Of the 434 inmates that can be incarcerated at the Clackamas County Jail, the 20 criminal aliens take up approximately 4.61% of the jails capacity to house inmates.
For the ten months of 2013, the Clackamas County Jail has averaged 19.30 criminal aliens per day at the jail.
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Senate immigration bill would add to unemployment woes
The Register Guard
Senate immigration bill would add to unemployment woes
By David Olen Cross
Published: 12:00 a.m., Oct. 5
Oregon Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have joined the Gang of Eight in supporting Senate Bill 744. The bill, termed comprehensive immigration reform by some and amnesty by others, is unconscionable legislation, considering that the seasonally adjusted number of unemployed U.S. citizens stood at 11.5 million in August — 7.3 percent of the civilian labor force.
According the Pew Hispanic Center’s 2011 report, “Unauthorized Immigrant Population: National and State Trends, 2010,” there are 8 million unauthorized workers in the United States.
With so many American citizens looking for work and 8 million unauthorized workers holding the jobs that many citizens will do, the Senate’s legislation seems oblivious at best to the plight of the unemployed.
Two negative consequences of SB 744 are revealed in a June report by the Congressional Budget Office, which indicates the legislation would cause unemployment to increase through 2020 and average wages to decline through 2025.
A Sept. 20 news release from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Regional and State Employment and Unemployment — August,” reveals unemployment rates in the states represented by the Gang of Eight, plus their Oregon sidekicks: Oregon, 8.1 percent; Arizona, 8.3 percent; Colorado, 7 percent; Florida, 7 percent; Illinois, 9.2 percent; New Jersey, 8.5 percent; New York, 7.6 percent; and South Carolina, 8.1 percent. Six of the eight states had unemployment rates higher than the national average.
When Merkley and Wyden returned home from Washington, D.C., this summer, they apparently failed to take a look at the number of unemployed in their state. The Oregon Department of Employment reported 150,259 citizens were unemployed in August; the state ranked 10th, tied with three others, for the percentage of unemployed.
Locally, Lane County’s 13,644 unemployed in August equaled 8 percent of the county’s work force and constituted 9.1 percent of the state’s unemployed.
Twenty-nine of 36 Oregon counties had higher unemployment rates in August than the national average of 7.3 percent, including Lane, Douglas and Coos counties. Twelve of those 29 counties had double-digit unemployment.
Back to the Pew Hispanic Center report, according to which there are an estimated 110,000 unauthorized workers in Oregon. If SB 744 becomes law and those 110,000 unauthorized workers are added to the state’s civilian labor force, the CBO report suggests that the state’s unemployment rate can be expected to increase. That would be a setback for a state still struggling to come out of a severe recession.
The U.S. House of Representatives should take a more incremental approach and first pass stand-alone legislation requiring a federally mandated national employment verification system such as E-Verify, which the federal government currently uses on all its new hires.
With Congress now back in session, Oregon’s 150,259 unemployed U.S. citizens should contact Merkley and Wyden, along with Rep. Peter DeFazio, and tell them that Oregonians never should have to compete for scarce jobs, now or in the future, with persons who are illegally in the country, and furthermore, that a stand-alone federally mandated E-Verify system is the best way to get unemployed people in Oregon and across the country back to full-time work.
David Olen Cross of Salem (docfnc@yahoo.com) writes on immigration issues and foreign national crime.
http://registerguard.com/rg/opinion/30441252-78/percent-unemployed-oregon-state-unemployment.html.csp
Senate immigration bill would add to unemployment woes
By David Olen Cross
Published: 12:00 a.m., Oct. 5
Oregon Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have joined the Gang of Eight in supporting Senate Bill 744. The bill, termed comprehensive immigration reform by some and amnesty by others, is unconscionable legislation, considering that the seasonally adjusted number of unemployed U.S. citizens stood at 11.5 million in August — 7.3 percent of the civilian labor force.
According the Pew Hispanic Center’s 2011 report, “Unauthorized Immigrant Population: National and State Trends, 2010,” there are 8 million unauthorized workers in the United States.
With so many American citizens looking for work and 8 million unauthorized workers holding the jobs that many citizens will do, the Senate’s legislation seems oblivious at best to the plight of the unemployed.
Two negative consequences of SB 744 are revealed in a June report by the Congressional Budget Office, which indicates the legislation would cause unemployment to increase through 2020 and average wages to decline through 2025.
A Sept. 20 news release from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Regional and State Employment and Unemployment — August,” reveals unemployment rates in the states represented by the Gang of Eight, plus their Oregon sidekicks: Oregon, 8.1 percent; Arizona, 8.3 percent; Colorado, 7 percent; Florida, 7 percent; Illinois, 9.2 percent; New Jersey, 8.5 percent; New York, 7.6 percent; and South Carolina, 8.1 percent. Six of the eight states had unemployment rates higher than the national average.
When Merkley and Wyden returned home from Washington, D.C., this summer, they apparently failed to take a look at the number of unemployed in their state. The Oregon Department of Employment reported 150,259 citizens were unemployed in August; the state ranked 10th, tied with three others, for the percentage of unemployed.
Locally, Lane County’s 13,644 unemployed in August equaled 8 percent of the county’s work force and constituted 9.1 percent of the state’s unemployed.
Twenty-nine of 36 Oregon counties had higher unemployment rates in August than the national average of 7.3 percent, including Lane, Douglas and Coos counties. Twelve of those 29 counties had double-digit unemployment.
Back to the Pew Hispanic Center report, according to which there are an estimated 110,000 unauthorized workers in Oregon. If SB 744 becomes law and those 110,000 unauthorized workers are added to the state’s civilian labor force, the CBO report suggests that the state’s unemployment rate can be expected to increase. That would be a setback for a state still struggling to come out of a severe recession.
The U.S. House of Representatives should take a more incremental approach and first pass stand-alone legislation requiring a federally mandated national employment verification system such as E-Verify, which the federal government currently uses on all its new hires.
With Congress now back in session, Oregon’s 150,259 unemployed U.S. citizens should contact Merkley and Wyden, along with Rep. Peter DeFazio, and tell them that Oregonians never should have to compete for scarce jobs, now or in the future, with persons who are illegally in the country, and furthermore, that a stand-alone federally mandated E-Verify system is the best way to get unemployed people in Oregon and across the country back to full-time work.
David Olen Cross of Salem (docfnc@yahoo.com) writes on immigration issues and foreign national crime.
http://registerguard.com/rg/opinion/30441252-78/percent-unemployed-oregon-state-unemployment.html.csp
Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report
Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report
October 3, 2013
Lars:
According to the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Inmate Population Profile dated September 1, 2013 DOC indicated there were 14,526 prisoners incarcerated in DOC’s 14 prisons.
Not included in DOC’s September 1st Inmate Population Profile was DOC data indicating there were 1,175 foreign nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated in its prison system.
All 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated on September 1st by DOC had United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detainers. The U.S. DHS–ICE is responsible for indentifying whether a DOC inmate is a criminal alien or a domestic inmate. If an inmate is identified as being a criminal alien, at U.S. DHS–ICE’s request, the DOC places an “ICE detainer” on the inmate that directs DOC officials to transfer custody to ICE following completion of the inmate’s state sanction.
Criminal aliens made up approximately 8.09% of the DOC September 1st prison population.
Comparing DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (1,081 criminal aliens) and September 1, 2013 (1,175 criminal aliens), the DOC prison system incarcerated 94 criminal aliens more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 8.69% increase.
When comparing DOC domestic criminal incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (12,477 domestic criminals) and September 1, 2013 (13,351 domestic criminals), the DOC prison system incarcerated 874 domestic criminals more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 7.00% increase.
Bringing the preceding numbers together, from September 1st 2008 – 2013, the DOC prison population grew by 968 domestic and criminal alien prisoners; 9.71% of the overall growth was in criminal alien prisoners.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons by number per county and percentage (%) per county equated to the following: 0-Baker (0.00%), 17-Benton (1.47%), 81-Clackamas (6.89%), 5-Clatsop (0.42%), 3-Columbia (0.25%), 6-Coos (0.51%), 3-Crook (0.25%), 0-Curry (0.00%), 17-Deschutes (1.45%), 7-Douglas (0.59%), 1-Gilliam (0.08%), 0-Grant (0.00%), 0-Harney (0.00%), 6-Hood River (0.51%), 50-Jackson (4.25%), 10-Jefferson (0.85%), 7-Josephine (0.59%), 11-Klamath (0.94%), 0-Lake (0.00), 57-Lane (4.85%), 8-Lincoln (0.68%), 24-Linn (2.04%), 11-Malheur (0.94%), 283-Marion (24.08%), 5-Morrow (0.42%), 265-Multnomah (22.55%), 1-OOS (0.08%), 18-Polk (1.53%), 0-Sherman (0.00%), 5-Tillamook (0.42%), 18-Umatilla (1.53%), 5-Union (0.42), 0-Wallowa (0.00%), 3-Wasco (0.25%), 217-Washington (18.47%), 0-Wheeler (0.00%), and 31-Yamhill (2.64%).
Your listeners should be aware the types of crime committed against their fellow Oregonians by the 1,175 criminal aliens.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers per crime and percentage (%) per crime equated to the following: 3-arsons (0.25%), 125-assaults (10.64%), 22-burglaries (1.87%), 24-driving offenses (2.04%), 171-drugs (14.55%), 0-escape (0.00%), 3-forgeries (0.25%), 150-homicides (12.76%), 47-kidnappings (4.00%), 58-others (4.94%), 173-rapes (14.72%), 75-robberies (6.38%), 214-sex abuses (18.21%), 92-sodomies (7.83%), 12-thefts (1.02%), and 6-vehicle thefts (0.51%).
Listeners should not overlook the source of the preceding crimes, the country of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons.
The self-declared counties of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers and percentage (%) per country equated to the following: 7-Canada (0.59%), 8-Cuba (0.68%), 15-El Salvador (1.28%), 30-Guatemala (2.55%), 14-Honduras (1.19%), 8-Laos (0.68%), 962-Mexico (81.87%), 7-Philippines (0.59%), 86-others (7.32%), 8-Russia (0.68%), 14-Ukraine (1.19%), and 16-Vietnam (1.36%).
Beyond the DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers and incarceration percentages, per county and per crime type, or even country of origin, criminal aliens pose high economic cost on Oregonians.
An individual prisoner incarcerated in the DOC prison system costs the state approximately ($84.81) per day to incarcerate.
The DOC’s incarceration cost for its 1,175 criminal alien prison population is approximately ($99,651.75) per day, ($697,562.25) per week, and ($36,372,888.75) per year.
None of my preceding cost estimates for the DOC to incarcerate the 1,175 criminal aliens include the dollar amount for legal services (indigent defense), court costs, nor cost estimates to cover victim assistance.
An unfortunate fact, the State of Oregon is not fully cooperating with the U.S. DHS–ICE to fight crime committed by criminal aliens who reside in Oregon.
In year 2007, a United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) report titled “Cooperation of SCAAP (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program) Recipients in the Removal of Criminal Aliens from the United States, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General Audit Division, Audit Report 07-07, October 2007, Redacted-Public Version” identified the State of Oregon as having an official “state sanctuary statute,” ORS 181.850 Enforcement of federal immigration laws.
The USDOJ, the federal governments top law enforcement agency, identified Oregon as a “sanctuary” for criminal aliens.
The State of Oregon should no longer be classified by U.S. federal government law enforcement as having an official “state sanctuary statute” for criminal aliens, nor should Oregon be a sanctuary for criminal aliens to kill, rape, maim or poison Oregonians.
Lars, the first week of October and another criminal alien report for Lars Larson Show FM 101.1 radio listeners.
docfnc
October 3, 2013
Lars:
According to the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Inmate Population Profile dated September 1, 2013 DOC indicated there were 14,526 prisoners incarcerated in DOC’s 14 prisons.
Not included in DOC’s September 1st Inmate Population Profile was DOC data indicating there were 1,175 foreign nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated in its prison system.
All 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated on September 1st by DOC had United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detainers. The U.S. DHS–ICE is responsible for indentifying whether a DOC inmate is a criminal alien or a domestic inmate. If an inmate is identified as being a criminal alien, at U.S. DHS–ICE’s request, the DOC places an “ICE detainer” on the inmate that directs DOC officials to transfer custody to ICE following completion of the inmate’s state sanction.
Criminal aliens made up approximately 8.09% of the DOC September 1st prison population.
Comparing DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (1,081 criminal aliens) and September 1, 2013 (1,175 criminal aliens), the DOC prison system incarcerated 94 criminal aliens more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 8.69% increase.
When comparing DOC domestic criminal incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (12,477 domestic criminals) and September 1, 2013 (13,351 domestic criminals), the DOC prison system incarcerated 874 domestic criminals more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 7.00% increase.
Bringing the preceding numbers together, from September 1st 2008 – 2013, the DOC prison population grew by 968 domestic and criminal alien prisoners; 9.71% of the overall growth was in criminal alien prisoners.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons by number per county and percentage (%) per county equated to the following: 0-Baker (0.00%), 17-Benton (1.47%), 81-Clackamas (6.89%), 5-Clatsop (0.42%), 3-Columbia (0.25%), 6-Coos (0.51%), 3-Crook (0.25%), 0-Curry (0.00%), 17-Deschutes (1.45%), 7-Douglas (0.59%), 1-Gilliam (0.08%), 0-Grant (0.00%), 0-Harney (0.00%), 6-Hood River (0.51%), 50-Jackson (4.25%), 10-Jefferson (0.85%), 7-Josephine (0.59%), 11-Klamath (0.94%), 0-Lake (0.00), 57-Lane (4.85%), 8-Lincoln (0.68%), 24-Linn (2.04%), 11-Malheur (0.94%), 283-Marion (24.08%), 5-Morrow (0.42%), 265-Multnomah (22.55%), 1-OOS (0.08%), 18-Polk (1.53%), 0-Sherman (0.00%), 5-Tillamook (0.42%), 18-Umatilla (1.53%), 5-Union (0.42), 0-Wallowa (0.00%), 3-Wasco (0.25%), 217-Washington (18.47%), 0-Wheeler (0.00%), and 31-Yamhill (2.64%).
Your listeners should be aware the types of crime committed against their fellow Oregonians by the 1,175 criminal aliens.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers per crime and percentage (%) per crime equated to the following: 3-arsons (0.25%), 125-assaults (10.64%), 22-burglaries (1.87%), 24-driving offenses (2.04%), 171-drugs (14.55%), 0-escape (0.00%), 3-forgeries (0.25%), 150-homicides (12.76%), 47-kidnappings (4.00%), 58-others (4.94%), 173-rapes (14.72%), 75-robberies (6.38%), 214-sex abuses (18.21%), 92-sodomies (7.83%), 12-thefts (1.02%), and 6-vehicle thefts (0.51%).
Listeners should not overlook the source of the preceding crimes, the country of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons.
The self-declared counties of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers and percentage (%) per country equated to the following: 7-Canada (0.59%), 8-Cuba (0.68%), 15-El Salvador (1.28%), 30-Guatemala (2.55%), 14-Honduras (1.19%), 8-Laos (0.68%), 962-Mexico (81.87%), 7-Philippines (0.59%), 86-others (7.32%), 8-Russia (0.68%), 14-Ukraine (1.19%), and 16-Vietnam (1.36%).
Beyond the DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers and incarceration percentages, per county and per crime type, or even country of origin, criminal aliens pose high economic cost on Oregonians.
An individual prisoner incarcerated in the DOC prison system costs the state approximately ($84.81) per day to incarcerate.
The DOC’s incarceration cost for its 1,175 criminal alien prison population is approximately ($99,651.75) per day, ($697,562.25) per week, and ($36,372,888.75) per year.
None of my preceding cost estimates for the DOC to incarcerate the 1,175 criminal aliens include the dollar amount for legal services (indigent defense), court costs, nor cost estimates to cover victim assistance.
An unfortunate fact, the State of Oregon is not fully cooperating with the U.S. DHS–ICE to fight crime committed by criminal aliens who reside in Oregon.
In year 2007, a United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) report titled “Cooperation of SCAAP (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program) Recipients in the Removal of Criminal Aliens from the United States, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General Audit Division, Audit Report 07-07, October 2007, Redacted-Public Version” identified the State of Oregon as having an official “state sanctuary statute,” ORS 181.850 Enforcement of federal immigration laws.
The USDOJ, the federal governments top law enforcement agency, identified Oregon as a “sanctuary” for criminal aliens.
The State of Oregon should no longer be classified by U.S. federal government law enforcement as having an official “state sanctuary statute” for criminal aliens, nor should Oregon be a sanctuary for criminal aliens to kill, rape, maim or poison Oregonians.
Lars, the first week of October and another criminal alien report for Lars Larson Show FM 101.1 radio listeners.
docfnc
Oregon Department of Corrections Report
Oregon Department of Corrections Report
September 30, 2013
According to the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Inmate Population Profile dated September 1, 2013 DOC indicated there were 14,526 prisoners incarcerated in DOC’s 14 prisons.
Not included in DOC’s September 1st Inmate Population Profile was DOC data indicating there were 1,175 foreign nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated in its prison system.
All 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated on September 1st by DOC had United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detainers. The U.S. DHS–ICE is responsible for indentifying whether a DOC inmate is a criminal alien or a domestic inmate. If an inmate is identified as being a criminal alien, at U.S. DHS–ICE’s request, the DOC places an “ICE detainer” on the inmate that directs DOC officials to transfer custody to ICE following completion of the inmate’s state sanction.
Criminal aliens made up approximately 8.09% of the DOC September 1st prison population (See table).
Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01
SEPTEMBER 08rtf – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01
SEPTEMBER 08 – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.
Comparing DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (1,081 criminal aliens) and September 1, 2013 (1,175 criminal aliens), the DOC prison system incarcerated 94 criminal aliens more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 8.69% increase (See table).
Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01
SEPTEMBER 08rtf – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01
SEPTEMBER 08 – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.
When comparing DOC domestic criminal incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (12,477 domestic criminals) and September 1, 2013 (13,351 domestic criminals), the DOC prison system incarcerated 874 domestic criminals more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 7.00% increase (See table).
Source: Research and Evaluation DOC Unit-ICE inmates lists 01
SEPTEMBER 08rtf – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.rtf and Inmate Population Profile 01
SEPTEMBER 08 – 01 SEPTEMBER 13.
Bringing the preceding numbers together, from September 1st 2008 – 2013, the DOC prison population grew by 968 domestic and criminal alien prisoners; 9.71% of the overall growth was in criminal alien prisoners.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons by number per county and percentage (%) per county equated to the following: 0-Baker (0.00%), 17-Benton (1.47%), 81-Clackamas (6.89%), 5-Clatsop (0.42%), 3-Columbia (0.25%), 6-Coos (0.51%), 3-Crook (0.25%), 0-Curry (0.00%), 17-Deschutes (1.45%), 7-Douglas (0.59%), 1-Gilliam (0.08%), 0-Grant (0.00%), 0-Harney (0.00%), 6-Hood River (0.51%), 50-Jackson (4.25%), 10-Jefferson (0.85%), 7-Josephine (0.59%), 11-Klamath (0.94%), 0-Lake (0.00), 57-Lane (4.85%), 8-Lincoln (0.68%), 24-Linn (2.04%), 11-Malheur (0.94%), 283-Marion (24.08%), 5-Morrow (0.42%), 265-Multnomah (22.55%), 1-OOS (0.08%), 18-Polk (1.53%), 0-Sherman (0.00%), 5-Tillamook (0.42%), 18-Umatilla (1.53%), 5-Union (0.42), 0-Wallowa (0.00%), 3-Wasco (0.25%), 217-Washington (18.47%), 0-Wheeler (0.00%), and 31-Yamhill (2.64%).
No member of the Oregon State Legislature should forget the uncounted crime victims and their families, no matter what their immigration status, all victims of the 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated in DOC prisons.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers per crime and percentage (%) per crime equated to the following: 3-arsons (0.25%), 125-assaults (10.64%), 22-burglaries (1.87%), 24-driving offenses (2.04%), 171-drugs (14.55%), 0-escape (0.00%), 3-forgeries (0.25%), 150-homicides (12.76%), 47-kidnappings (4.00%), 58-others (4.94%), 173-rapes (14.72%), 75-robberies (6.38%), 214-sex abuses (18.21%), 92-sodomies (7.83%), 12-thefts (1.02%), and 6-vehicle thefts (0.51%).
Oregon State Legislators should not overlook the source of the preceding crimes, the country of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons.
The self-declared counties of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers and percentage (%) per country equated to the following: 7-Canada (0.59%), 8-Cuba (0.68%), 15-El Salvador (1.28%), 30-Guatemala (2.55%), 14-Honduras (1.19%), 8-Laos (0.68%), 962-Mexico (81.87%), 7-Philippines (0.59%), 86-others (7.32%), 8-Russia (0.68%), 14-Ukraine (1.19%), and 16-Vietnam (1.36%).
Beyond the DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers and incarceration percentages, per county and per crime type, or even country of origin, criminal aliens pose high economic cost on Oregonians.
An individual prisoner incarcerated in the DOC prison system costs the state approximately ($84.81) per day to incarcerate (See link).
http://www.oregon.gov/doc/GECO/docs/pdf/IB_53_quick_facts.pdf
The DOC’s incarceration cost for its 1,175 criminal alien prison population is approximately ($99,651.75) per day, ($697,562.25) per week, and ($36,372,888.75) per year.
Even taking into account fiscal year 2012 United States Federal Government State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) award of $1,996,569.00, if the State of Oregon receives the same amount of SCAAP funding for fiscal year 2013, the cost to incarcerate 1,175 criminal aliens to the DOC will be at least ($34,376,319.75) (See link).
https://www.bja.gov/Funding/12SCAAPAwards.pdf
None of my preceding cost estimates for the DOC to incarcerate the 1,175 criminal aliens include the dollar amount for legal services (indigent defense), court costs, nor cost estimates to cover victim assistance.
An unfortunate fact, the State of Oregon is not fully cooperating with the U.S. DHS–ICE to fight crime committed by criminal aliens who reside in Oregon.
In year 2007, a United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) report titled “Cooperation of SCAAP (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program) Recipients in the Removal of Criminal Aliens from the United States, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General Audit Division, Audit Report 07-07, September 2007, Redacted-Public Version” identified the State of Oregon as having an official “state sanctuary statute,” ORS 181.850 Enforcement of federal immigration laws (See link).
http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/reports/OJP/a0707/final.pdf
The USDOJ, the federal governments top law enforcement agency, identified Oregon as a “sanctuary” for criminal aliens.
An Oregon law, Oregon Revised Statue 181.850 (ORS 181.850), Section (1), prohibits Oregon law enforcement (Oregon State Police (OSP), county sheriffs, city police departments) from asking immigration status of anyone residing in the State of Oregon “for the purpose of detecting or apprehending persons whose only violation of law is that they are persons of foreign citizenship present in the United States in violation of federal immigration laws.” Under ORS 181.850, Section (2), Oregon law enforcement September exchange information with U.S. DHS–ICE . . . “in order to: Subsection (a), “Verify the immigration status of a person if the person is arrested for any criminal offense;” or, Subsection (b), “Request criminal investigation information with reference to persons named in records of the” U.S. DHS–ICE . . . (See link).
http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/181.html
The State of Oregon should no longer be classified by U.S. federal government law enforcement as having an official “state sanctuary statute” for criminal aliens, nor should Oregon be a sanctuary for criminal aliens to kill, rape, maim or abuse Oregonians.
Oregonians should contact their Oregon State Senator and Representative and ask them to reintroduce, support and pass legislation like HB 2803 (legislation offered during the 2011 session) during the next legislative session that would empower law enforcement to fight foreign national crime in the state.
docfnc
September 30, 2013
According to the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC) Inmate Population Profile dated September 1, 2013 DOC indicated there were 14,526 prisoners incarcerated in DOC’s 14 prisons.
Not included in DOC’s September 1st Inmate Population Profile was DOC data indicating there were 1,175 foreign nationals (criminal aliens) incarcerated in its prison system.
All 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated on September 1st by DOC had United States (U.S.) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), detainers. The U.S. DHS–ICE is responsible for indentifying whether a DOC inmate is a criminal alien or a domestic inmate. If an inmate is identified as being a criminal alien, at U.S. DHS–ICE’s request, the DOC places an “ICE detainer” on the inmate that directs DOC officials to transfer custody to ICE following completion of the inmate’s state sanction.
Criminal aliens made up approximately 8.09% of the DOC September 1st prison population (See table).
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
|
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| Month/Day/Year | DOC Total Inmates | DOC Domestic Inmates | DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers | DOC % Inmates W/ICE detainers |
| September 1, 2008 |
13,558
|
12,477
|
1,081
|
7.79%
|
| September 1, 2009 |
13,973
|
12,747
|
1,226
|
8.77%
|
| September 1, 2010 |
14,046
|
12,814
|
1,232
|
8.77%
|
| September 1, 2011 |
13,980
|
12,781
|
1,199
|
8.58%
|
| September 1, 2012 |
14,196
|
12,956
|
1,240
|
8.73%
|
| September 1, 2013 |
14,526
|
13,351
|
1,175
|
8.09%
|
Comparing DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (1,081 criminal aliens) and September 1, 2013 (1,175 criminal aliens), the DOC prison system incarcerated 94 criminal aliens more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 8.69% increase (See table).
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
|
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| Month/Day/Year | DOC Total Inmates W/ICE detainers | DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers # Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year | DOC Inmates W/ICE detainers % Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year |
| September 1, 2008 |
1,081
|
————
|
————
|
| September 1, 2009 |
1,226
|
145
|
13.41%
|
| September 1, 2010 |
1,232
|
6
|
0.49%
|
| September 1, 2011 |
1,199
|
(33)
|
(2.68%)
|
| September 1, 2012 |
1,240
|
41
|
3.42%
|
| September 1, 2013 |
1,175
|
(65)
|
(5.24%)
|
Total
|
94
|
8.69%
|
|
When comparing DOC domestic criminal incarceration numbers from September 1, 2008 (12,477 domestic criminals) and September 1, 2013 (13,351 domestic criminals), the DOC prison system incarcerated 874 domestic criminals more than it did on September 1, 2008, a 7.00% increase (See table).
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
|
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| Month/Day/Year | DOC Total Domestic Inmates | DOC Domestic Inmates # Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year | DOC Domestic Inmates % Increase or (Decrease) from Previous Year |
| September 1, 2008 |
12,477
|
————
|
————
|
| September 1, 2009 |
12,747
|
270
|
2.16%
|
| September 1, 2010 |
12,814
|
67
|
0.52%
|
| September 1, 2011 |
12,781
|
(33)
|
(0.26%)
|
| September 1, 2012 |
12,956
|
175
|
1.37%
|
| September 1, 2013 |
13,351
|
395
|
3.05%
|
Total
|
874
|
7.00%
|
|
Bringing the preceding numbers together, from September 1st 2008 – 2013, the DOC prison population grew by 968 domestic and criminal alien prisoners; 9.71% of the overall growth was in criminal alien prisoners.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons by number per county and percentage (%) per county equated to the following: 0-Baker (0.00%), 17-Benton (1.47%), 81-Clackamas (6.89%), 5-Clatsop (0.42%), 3-Columbia (0.25%), 6-Coos (0.51%), 3-Crook (0.25%), 0-Curry (0.00%), 17-Deschutes (1.45%), 7-Douglas (0.59%), 1-Gilliam (0.08%), 0-Grant (0.00%), 0-Harney (0.00%), 6-Hood River (0.51%), 50-Jackson (4.25%), 10-Jefferson (0.85%), 7-Josephine (0.59%), 11-Klamath (0.94%), 0-Lake (0.00), 57-Lane (4.85%), 8-Lincoln (0.68%), 24-Linn (2.04%), 11-Malheur (0.94%), 283-Marion (24.08%), 5-Morrow (0.42%), 265-Multnomah (22.55%), 1-OOS (0.08%), 18-Polk (1.53%), 0-Sherman (0.00%), 5-Tillamook (0.42%), 18-Umatilla (1.53%), 5-Union (0.42), 0-Wallowa (0.00%), 3-Wasco (0.25%), 217-Washington (18.47%), 0-Wheeler (0.00%), and 31-Yamhill (2.64%).
No member of the Oregon State Legislature should forget the uncounted crime victims and their families, no matter what their immigration status, all victims of the 1,175 criminal aliens incarcerated in DOC prisons.
A review of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers per crime and percentage (%) per crime equated to the following: 3-arsons (0.25%), 125-assaults (10.64%), 22-burglaries (1.87%), 24-driving offenses (2.04%), 171-drugs (14.55%), 0-escape (0.00%), 3-forgeries (0.25%), 150-homicides (12.76%), 47-kidnappings (4.00%), 58-others (4.94%), 173-rapes (14.72%), 75-robberies (6.38%), 214-sex abuses (18.21%), 92-sodomies (7.83%), 12-thefts (1.02%), and 6-vehicle thefts (0.51%).
Oregon State Legislators should not overlook the source of the preceding crimes, the country of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in DOC prisons.
The self-declared counties of origin of the 1,175 criminal aliens in the DOC prison population by numbers and percentage (%) per country equated to the following: 7-Canada (0.59%), 8-Cuba (0.68%), 15-El Salvador (1.28%), 30-Guatemala (2.55%), 14-Honduras (1.19%), 8-Laos (0.68%), 962-Mexico (81.87%), 7-Philippines (0.59%), 86-others (7.32%), 8-Russia (0.68%), 14-Ukraine (1.19%), and 16-Vietnam (1.36%).
Beyond the DOC criminal alien incarceration numbers and incarceration percentages, per county and per crime type, or even country of origin, criminal aliens pose high economic cost on Oregonians.
An individual prisoner incarcerated in the DOC prison system costs the state approximately ($84.81) per day to incarcerate (See link).
http://www.oregon.gov/doc/GECO/docs/pdf/IB_53_quick_facts.pdf
The DOC’s incarceration cost for its 1,175 criminal alien prison population is approximately ($99,651.75) per day, ($697,562.25) per week, and ($36,372,888.75) per year.
Even taking into account fiscal year 2012 United States Federal Government State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) award of $1,996,569.00, if the State of Oregon receives the same amount of SCAAP funding for fiscal year 2013, the cost to incarcerate 1,175 criminal aliens to the DOC will be at least ($34,376,319.75) (See link).
https://www.bja.gov/Funding/12SCAAPAwards.pdf
None of my preceding cost estimates for the DOC to incarcerate the 1,175 criminal aliens include the dollar amount for legal services (indigent defense), court costs, nor cost estimates to cover victim assistance.
An unfortunate fact, the State of Oregon is not fully cooperating with the U.S. DHS–ICE to fight crime committed by criminal aliens who reside in Oregon.
In year 2007, a United States Department of Justice (USDOJ) report titled “Cooperation of SCAAP (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program) Recipients in the Removal of Criminal Aliens from the United States, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Inspector General Audit Division, Audit Report 07-07, September 2007, Redacted-Public Version” identified the State of Oregon as having an official “state sanctuary statute,” ORS 181.850 Enforcement of federal immigration laws (See link).
http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/reports/OJP/a0707/final.pdf
The USDOJ, the federal governments top law enforcement agency, identified Oregon as a “sanctuary” for criminal aliens.
An Oregon law, Oregon Revised Statue 181.850 (ORS 181.850), Section (1), prohibits Oregon law enforcement (Oregon State Police (OSP), county sheriffs, city police departments) from asking immigration status of anyone residing in the State of Oregon “for the purpose of detecting or apprehending persons whose only violation of law is that they are persons of foreign citizenship present in the United States in violation of federal immigration laws.” Under ORS 181.850, Section (2), Oregon law enforcement September exchange information with U.S. DHS–ICE . . . “in order to: Subsection (a), “Verify the immigration status of a person if the person is arrested for any criminal offense;” or, Subsection (b), “Request criminal investigation information with reference to persons named in records of the” U.S. DHS–ICE . . . (See link).
http://www.leg.state.or.us/ors/181.html
The State of Oregon should no longer be classified by U.S. federal government law enforcement as having an official “state sanctuary statute” for criminal aliens, nor should Oregon be a sanctuary for criminal aliens to kill, rape, maim or abuse Oregonians.
Oregonians should contact their Oregon State Senator and Representative and ask them to reintroduce, support and pass legislation like HB 2803 (legislation offered during the 2011 session) during the next legislative session that would empower law enforcement to fight foreign national crime in the state.
docfnc
Oregon County Correctional Facilities and Jails Report
September 30, 2013
In September 2013, county correctional facilities and jails in Clackamas, Jackson, Linn, Lincoln, Marion, NORCOR, Polk, Umatilla, Washington, and Yamhill counties incarcerated 185 criminal aliens for various crimes that had U.S. DHS–ICE Holds placed on them by U.S.DHS–ICE agents.
Clackamas County Jail with ICE Holds (9/10/13): 22
Jackson County Jail with ICE Holds (9/10/13): 16
Lincoln County Jail with ICE Holds (9/10/13): 6
Linn County Jail with ICE Holds (9/11/13): 6
Marion County Correctional Facility with ICE Holds (9/11/13): 29
NORCOR (1) with ICE Holds (9/16/13): 8
Polk County Jail with ICE Holds (9/16/13): 5
Umatilla County Jail (2) with ICE Holds (9/16/13): 15
Washington County Jail with ICE Holds (9/17/13): 71
Yamhill County Jail with ICE Holds (9/17/13): 7
Total ICE Holds: 185
(1) NORCOR, an acronym for Northern Oregon Regional Correction Facilities, incarcerates prisoners for Hood River, Wasco, Sherman, and Gilliam counties.
(2) Umatilla County Jail incarcerates prisoners for Umatilla and Morrow counties and Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
As a group, for the nine months of 2013, the preceding 10 county correctional facilities and jails incarcerated an average of 153.00 criminal aliens per day with U.S. DHS–ICE Holds.
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