

Wednesday, January 09, 2008 Mayor cracking down on barsIt is funny how Mayor Kathy Taylor can tackle one illegal thing but not ILLEGAL Immigration. While OKPNS is in support of cracking down on any illegal activity, lets focus on all illegal activities in the city of Tulsa. (TULSA, Okla.) January 8 - Tulsa's mayor is cracking down on bars that are breaking the law to stay open late. Mayor Kathy Taylor says it's now one of her top priorities, after a young man was shot and killed at a downtown Tulsa bar after hours. The mayor doesn't like the current state law which allows bars sponsored by a "faith based" or "non-profit group" to stay open past two in the morning, as long as they're not serving alcohol. The mayor believes some bars are staying open late by claiming to have that type of sponsorship even if they really don't. Read More Labels: Kathy Taylor, SLIME Posted at 1/09/2008 12:04:00 PM |ILLEGAL Immigration Lobby At It Again
OKPNS is very disappointed that the ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION lobby has yet to give up its fight to justify breaking the law. But this is no surprise that a Tulsa county man is filing the lawsuit. After all Mayor Taylor and her Goon squad has been inducted into the SLIME Hall of Fame.
Attorneys for a Tulsa County man filed a lawsuit today seeking to declare a new anti-illegal immigration law unconstitutional.
Plaintiff Michael C. Thomas seeks to prevent public funds from being spent by the state and Tulsa County to enforce what the lawsuit calls an unconstitutional statute.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Labels: HB 1804, Immigration Reform, SLIME Posted at 1/04/2008 10:19:00 AM |New SLIME Inductee: Mayor Kathy Taylor and the Tulsa Police Department OKPNS is sad to announce our new SLIME Inductee is none other than Mayor Kathy Taylor and the Tulsa Police Department. Since the passage and enactment of HB 1804 Mayor Taylor's police department hasn't made a single arrest related to ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. OKPNS knows that it isn't hard to find an Illegal either.
Why Not? Crime victims protected: One misconception is that illegal immigrants who are victims of crime will automatically be deported if they notify authorities. That's not true, Albin said. He cited as an example a case that led Tulsa deputies to arrest two illegal immigrants, Pedro and Rosalio Morin, last month on complaints alleging that they sexually assaulted a female relative, who is 11. The girl -- who told detectives that she had been molested since she was 7 -- and her family are also in this country illegally, he said. Charges have not yet been approved against the Morin brothers, who remain in custody. If charges are approved, county detectives and ICE agents can start considering what they can do to help the girl and her family obtain legal status while the case progresses through the courts.
Labels: Immigration Reform, Kathy Taylor, SLIME Posted at 12/17/2007 09:30:00 AM | |
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