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January 26, 2010 at 5:30 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506083January 26, 2010 at 5:30 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506492
SK in CV
Participant[quote=CA renter][quote=SK in CV]They don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?[/quote]
People like this usually don’t put a sign out front.
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Look at the picture in the link. There IS a sign out front.
January 26, 2010 at 5:30 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506584Participant[quote=CA renter][quote=SK in CV]They don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?[/quote]
People like this usually don’t put a sign out front.
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Look at the picture in the link. There IS a sign out front.
January 26, 2010 at 5:30 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506838Participant[quote=CA renter][quote=SK in CV]They don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?[/quote]
People like this usually don’t put a sign out front.
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Look at the picture in the link. There IS a sign out front.
January 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #505872ParticipantThey don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?
January 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506018ParticipantThey don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?
January 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506427ParticipantThey don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?
January 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506519ParticipantThey don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?
January 26, 2010 at 1:03 PM in reply to: Landlords who try to sneak a home sale past tenants… #506772ParticipantThey don’t know the property is for sale?
Doesn’t the for sale sign in front kinda give it away?
ParticipantFunny you should choose Arizona as an example.
[quote=CDMA ENG]
That’s not necessarily true. In Arizona, at least, public safety takes priority over immgration policy. Police will not act, or inform, the INS except in situations that involve arrest of the illegal.
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Joe Arpaio, the sheriff in Maricopa county, is notorious for sending out his deputies on immigration sweeps, to the point of pissing off the feds. Not only has he notified the INS of arrests having nothing to do with any crime other than immigration status, he has entire teams of deputies that are specially trained to do just that. The feds (I think it was DHS) actually rescinded some of his authority in immigration cases, because his violations of their rules were so outrageous.
There may be some areas of the country where Jose could feel safe calling the cops, but Maricopa county sure isn’t one of them.
ParticipantFunny you should choose Arizona as an example.
[quote=CDMA ENG]
That’s not necessarily true. In Arizona, at least, public safety takes priority over immgration policy. Police will not act, or inform, the INS except in situations that involve arrest of the illegal.
CE[/quote]
Joe Arpaio, the sheriff in Maricopa county, is notorious for sending out his deputies on immigration sweeps, to the point of pissing off the feds. Not only has he notified the INS of arrests having nothing to do with any crime other than immigration status, he has entire teams of deputies that are specially trained to do just that. The feds (I think it was DHS) actually rescinded some of his authority in immigration cases, because his violations of their rules were so outrageous.
There may be some areas of the country where Jose could feel safe calling the cops, but Maricopa county sure isn’t one of them.
ParticipantFunny you should choose Arizona as an example.
[quote=CDMA ENG]
That’s not necessarily true. In Arizona, at least, public safety takes priority over immgration policy. Police will not act, or inform, the INS except in situations that involve arrest of the illegal.
CE[/quote]
Joe Arpaio, the sheriff in Maricopa county, is notorious for sending out his deputies on immigration sweeps, to the point of pissing off the feds. Not only has he notified the INS of arrests having nothing to do with any crime other than immigration status, he has entire teams of deputies that are specially trained to do just that. The feds (I think it was DHS) actually rescinded some of his authority in immigration cases, because his violations of their rules were so outrageous.
There may be some areas of the country where Jose could feel safe calling the cops, but Maricopa county sure isn’t one of them.
ParticipantFunny you should choose Arizona as an example.
[quote=CDMA ENG]
That’s not necessarily true. In Arizona, at least, public safety takes priority over immgration policy. Police will not act, or inform, the INS except in situations that involve arrest of the illegal.
CE[/quote]
Joe Arpaio, the sheriff in Maricopa county, is notorious for sending out his deputies on immigration sweeps, to the point of pissing off the feds. Not only has he notified the INS of arrests having nothing to do with any crime other than immigration status, he has entire teams of deputies that are specially trained to do just that. The feds (I think it was DHS) actually rescinded some of his authority in immigration cases, because his violations of their rules were so outrageous.
There may be some areas of the country where Jose could feel safe calling the cops, but Maricopa county sure isn’t one of them.
ParticipantFunny you should choose Arizona as an example.
[quote=CDMA ENG]
That’s not necessarily true. In Arizona, at least, public safety takes priority over immgration policy. Police will not act, or inform, the INS except in situations that involve arrest of the illegal.
CE[/quote]
Joe Arpaio, the sheriff in Maricopa county, is notorious for sending out his deputies on immigration sweeps, to the point of pissing off the feds. Not only has he notified the INS of arrests having nothing to do with any crime other than immigration status, he has entire teams of deputies that are specially trained to do just that. The feds (I think it was DHS) actually rescinded some of his authority in immigration cases, because his violations of their rules were so outrageous.
There may be some areas of the country where Jose could feel safe calling the cops, but Maricopa county sure isn’t one of them.
Participant[quote=rnen]
I do not think anyone here would argue that she is not worthy of an education, it is how she gets it is the assue. [/quote]I do wish that was true. It was almost exactly the question I asked, and there was, I believe, an unequivocal response. That John’s kids were more worthy than Jose’s kids.
As to your last paragraph, though I’m not pissed off about it, I don’t disagree.
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