Public Service Announcement to all Illegal Aliens in California

Public Service Announcement to all Illegal Aliens in California

The State of California is now offering free room, board, health care, sex, TV,
exercise facilities, job training, counseling, education and legal counsel
to any illegal aliens that will apply to raise their standard of living by simply
getting arrested for any felony.

Bonus Prize: make a successful 'run for the border', keep all your 'winnings'
and live as a successful and respected 'import-export' businessman.

What are you waiting for? Win the respect and admiration of your peers, set an example.
Remember, you are the welcome guest of the generous tax-paying Anglos of California.

*"mi casa es su casa"*	(my house is your house)

*mi casa es mejor que su casa*	(my house is better than your house)

	California Prisons Reference Links and Travelers Guide
	California Youth and Adult Correctional Agency The Nation's Largest Correctional Agency!
	Last year more than 325,000 California jail inmates were released early due to a lack of space in county jails. Early releases, in my opinion, lead to increased crime and victimization and breed a lack of respect for society and its rules. Nearly half of California’s 58 counties, Los Angeles included, are forced to live under federal court orders which mandate maximum population levels for their jails and lead to early releases of convicted felons. Thus far, California state prisons have been able to avoid similar court intervention. However, each month that passes without additional prisons being built, increases the probability of court ordered "early outs" for convicted felons.
	California Prison Statistics FACILITIES: 33 state prisons ranging from minimum to maximum custody; 38 camps, minimum custody facilities located in wilderness areas where inmates are trained as wildland firefighters; and 6 prisoner mother facilities. POPULATION: All Institutions: 160,576. One year change: 4,549 + 2.9%. Prisons: 149,033. Camps: 4,058. Community Facilities: 7,329. Outside CDC: 1,874 At large: 407 USINS (Immigration) Holds: 20,856. Top 5 counties: LA; 35.5%, San Diego; 8.0%, San Bernardino; 5.8%, Orange; 5.4%, Riverside; 5.3%. CHARACTERISTICS: Males: 92.8% Females: 7.2% Parole Violators: 17.3%. Race: 29.7% white; 31.2% black; 34.0% hispanic; 5.1% other. Offense: 42.1% violent; 23.5% property; 27.8% drugs; 6.6% other. Classifications (males): 33.5% Level I; 20.8% Level II; 23.8% Level III; 19.7% Level IV; 2.2% Special Security. Lifers: 19,141 LWOPs: 2,256 Condemned: 517 Avg Reading Level: Seventh grade Median Age: 34. Employed: 59.5% Ineligible: 28.4% Waiting List: 12.1% Avg Sentence: 41.4 months; Avg Time Served: 23.0 months. Commitment Rate: 388.3 per 100,000 Calif. population. Assault Rate (per 100 ADP): 4.3 in '97; 3.3 in '96; 3.2 in '95. Escape Rate (per 100 ADP): 0.04 in '97; 0.05 in '96; 0.06 in '95.
	another viewpoint on the problem of prison overcrowding.... U.S. company operating in Mexico closed down its operations and moved them to San Quentin {comment: was that because all of its workers had 'migrated' there?}

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