Shouldn't these people be arrested then deported?

Question

On Tuesday, March 28, 2006, the front page of the Whittier Daily News featured a photograph where the Mexican flag was being flown above an American flag that had been turned upside down. The caption below the photograph read, “Anti-immigration reform protesters put the Mexican flag above the American flag flying upside down at Montebello High School on Monday.”

Answer 1

My grandparents came to America in the early 1900's, where they worked hard to assimilate into our culture.
They were proud of their Italian heritage but were even more excited to live in America and have the opportunities afforded to Americans.
They wanted to be Americans...who happened to be of Italian decent.
To their dying days they acted as Americans!
Different in culture, but the same in purpose.

Answer 2

Man, this is really old news.

In any case, I have a great idea. Why don't all the people who hate illegal immigrants pay for their removal? You want them out, then you pay the billions of dollars that will be necessary to do it and to enforce it. Then prepare to pay sky-high prices for fruits and vegetables and lawn care when all the cheap laborers are gone.

Answer 3

nah wrapped in the Mexican flag like a burrito then torched

Answer 4

They haven't committed a crime, so how can they be arrested? And, unless they are in the country illegally, or have committed some offense to warrant having their green card or citizenship, or visa, revoked, then what are they to be deported for?

Answer 5

Yes, of course. And the school officials should be fired.

Answer 6

That is illegal isn't it? Arrest them and who ever allowed them to put it up there.

Answer 7

Yes, if they are not here legally.