CAROL LAM
Included in the trove of documents was a letter to Attorney General Gonzales that sharply criticized the San Diego U.S. Attorney's Office for its alleged failure to prosecute illegal immigrants. Randall "Duke" Cunningham, then a Republican Congressman, was one of the signatories to the Oct. 20, 2005 letter. Just one month later, Mr. Cunningham pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and conspiracy and received an eight-year prison sentence -- the result of historic investigation spearheaded by San Diego's U.S. Attorney Carol Lam. She would eventually be one of the eight attorneys forced to resign.
3 comments:
Duke was busy trying to hurt immigrates now I wonder what the men in jail think of that. They say when you sent out the hurt others things come back at you. Duke is proof that that fact.
Yup, they need to explain why they wanted the atty's to crack down on immigration prosecutions-yet Dubya wants to legalize it. Unreal
The Gerbil and the rest of the elephants who came up with those ideas don't really care about the Latino people. They just want their votes for the next election, and, they want big businesses to get cheap labor here, too. Just think how many more cheap labor people can be working at Wal-mart if the illegals are made legal.
Well, there is always karma. People are getting karma from all of the cheap crap imported from China. People who cut corners by putting in poison as filler in cat food deserve to go to hell, not continue to get MFN.
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