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(( Illegal immigration supporters, whether corporate pukes or liberal
****s, need to face reality: You have blood on your hands. If we had a
secure border and illegal immigrants had no reasonable hope of working
illegally, THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. Given that fact, who are the
real haters: people who openly admit we don't want more brown,
ineducable, unskilled people in the US or the pro-illegal-immigration
people who want either labor to be forced down or more browns to
pursue their dream-our nightmare-of "Aztlan"? Bret.))



10 people killed in SUV rollover near Tucson


"Ten illegal immigrants "stacked like wood" in the back of a sports utility vehicle crammed with at least 27 people were killed when the driver lost control and rolled over on a remote southern Arizona highway, authorities said Sunday.

The Ford Excursion had no rear seat and most of the men and women were
ejected when the SUV crashed just before midnight Saturday near
Sonoita, about 40 miles southeast of Tucson. Authorities said all the
victims are believed to be illegal immigrants from El Salvador,
Guatemala, Honduras, Equador and perhaps Mexico.

Arizona Department of Public Safety spokeswoman Joy Craig told The
Associated Press that the remote area where the crash happened is a
route commonly used by those smuggling illegal immigrants into the
U.S.

"We see the people stacked like wood frequently," she said. "If they
had had the right number of people in there and they all had their
seat belts on, they would have lived."

A dozen people injured in the crash were treated at area hospitals and
authorities were looking for possibly more.

The identity of the driver, passengers and the vehicle's owner are
being withheld pending their identification and notification of
relatives. Many victims did not have ID, Craig said.

If the driver survives, Craig said he would likely be charged.

"Basically, this is like a 10-time homicide scene," she said.

Initially, Craig said there were 22 victims, but several left the
crash scene and sought help from businesses in the Sonoita area.

U.S. Border Patrol has eight men who were treated at local hospitals
in custody, Border Patrol spokesman Omar Candelaria said."


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