Post by ColmProof that red state rednecks are not men.
Eight people were killed when a driver suspected of human smuggling tried
to evade authorities and crashed head-on into another vehicle, the Texas
Department of Public Safety said Wednesday.
No American Dream just American nightmare.
Post by ColmThe crash occurred around 6:30 a.m. on U.S. Highway 57 near Batesville,
about 83 miles southwest of San Antonio.
The driver, 21, who was in a Honda, had evaded authorities from the Zavala
County Sheriff’s Office and "passed an 18-wheeler in a no-passing zone,"
Lt. Chris Olivarez, a spokesperson with the Texas Department of Public
Safety, said by email and in a post on X.
The driver crashed head-on into a Chevrolet SUV, causing the vehicle to
burst into flames, Olivarez said. Photos released by the agency showed
both vehicles completely mangled, with debris scattered across the
highway.
Six people were in the Honda, Olivarez said. Two people from Georgia were
in the Chevrolet SUV. Everyone was killed, officials said.
Several of the people in the Honda were from Honduras, Olivarez said.
MS-13 land.
Post by ColmNames are being withheld until family members can be noticed, authorities
said. The crash remains under investigation.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/multiple-people-killed-driver-
suspected-human-smuggling-crashes-texas-rcna124243
The place I am living at at the moment has a number of FOX channels for some reason so have been watching them a bit the southern U.S. border is just hooped.
Note: Only encounters between ports of entry are shown. The 2022 fiscal year set a record of 2.2 million illegal border crossings. These numbers do not include crossings at official checkpoints. Including those, migrant crossings in the 2023 fiscal year hit a record high.Oct 29, 2023 https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/10/29/us/illegal-border-crossings-data.html Illegal crossings into America since Trump left office have quadrupled total Biden FAIL.
Here in Canada:
On average, this amounts to 39 people being deported from Canada each day so far this year, said Mary Gellatly, a community legal worker at Parkdale Community Legal Services. By comparison, an average of 21 people were deported per day in 2021 and 23 people were deported per day in 2022, she noted.Dec 8, 2023
Canada deported thousands in first half of 2023: advocates https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/canada-is-deporting-more-people-faster-drawing-concern-from-migrant-advocates-1.6678779#:~:text=On%20average%2C%20this%20amounts%20to,day%20in%202022%2C%20she%20noted. About time. A bald guy named Ali lived in the same building as me for 3 years in Newton he is from Africa did not work one day here was banned from the DYI place that trains ppl his construction worker brother and mother always worked only ppl I ever saw him with were gang type ppl someone threw a brick into the window of his dwarf brothers car as he was driving he worked sometimes other times practicing his gang signs.
A good news immigration story in Canada:
Lotto 6/49 $68M winner not planning to quit his job anytime soon
Noel Patricio of Toronto with his record-breaking Lotto 6/49 check for $68 million
Noel Patricio of Toronto with his record-breaking Lotto 6/49 check for $68 million. OLG/HO Eoin Pollock
By John Marchesan
Posted December 14, 2023 11:03 am. Last Updated December 14, 2023 12:01 pm.
A Toronto man who came to Canada with one suitcase and a few dollars in his pocket is now a multimillionaire.
More than two months after the record-breaking Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball jackpot was won, Noel Patricio came forward during his birthday week to claim the $68 million prize.
“I was at work and I saw on TV somebody won in Toronto,” Patricio recalled. “My ticket is in my pocket and I checked and it says $68,000. Then I call my sister and I say ‘I win Lotto, $68,000.’ She asked me ‘How many zeros?’ and I said ‘Six zeros.'”
“‘No, that’s $68 million!'”
“I was surprised, shocked, nervous,” said Patricio. “All I could think was, is this a joke? Is this real? Will I wake up from this dream?”
In the days that followed, Patricio recalls listening to his colleagues at work talk about who might have won the multi-million dollar prize but he remained silent.
“I wanted to say ‘It’s me!’ But I kept quiet.”
Patricio says while he plans to work a little less he’s not ready to give up work altogether because, “I love the work I do and the people I work with, and that’s what makes my two jobs so meaningful to me. I want to be the same Noel.”
Patricio says he plans to use some of the money to renovate his current home that he purchased a few years ago, take his sisters on a dream vacation to Italy and indulge in his two favourite sports, tennis and basketball.
“I am a fan of professional tennis, so I’ll probably travel to see Rafael Nadal play live,” he said. “And I would also like to get myself season tickets to the Toronto Raptors.”
Before Patricio’s win the previous largest Lotto 649 jackpot win was in April 2023 when a $64 million ticket was sold in New Brunswick. A $64 million jackpot was also won in 2015 by a Mississauga resident.
https://toronto.citynews.ca/2023/12/14/noel-patricio-lotto-6-49-68-million-winner/
Way to go lucky immigrant hope he gives a few millions to charities that help the homeless and feed the hungry and cure diseases enjoy watching Rafael play there Mr. Patricio.
The homeless thing at Oak And Marine Dr. has been removed. 421 Carrall in Vancouver the Pennsylvania Hotel Hastings and Carrall is now poverty and garbage center there.