Morristown NJ Mayor Is At It Again.
Posted Feb 23, 2008 @ 7:06 pm, Viewed by 634 Visitors, Read 646 Times.According to a article in today's Daily Record Morristown New Jersey's Mayor Donald Cresitello is at it again.
Cresitello wants to deputize local police officers to enforce federal immigration laws under a program known as 287G. The plan would give approximately 10 local police officers the same enforcement powers as agents of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
"I don't think it's dead yet," Cresitello said to the Daily Record. "Maybe I can embarrass the president, the attorney general and the freeholders."
I don't intend to get wound up in immigration issue as it really is not my area of interest. I wonder though, why is it that the Morristown NJ Mayor has so much time to devote to this issue, but seemingly no time to devote to figuring out how to cut spending?
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I just wish our local government officials would put some effort into what is hard to do, rather then just doing the easy stuff. If the Mayor would just dedicate his term in office to doing something that would benefit the town, such as finding ways to cut the cities spending even 20% .