ALABAMA: Feds won’t deport Egyptian Muslim illegal alien with 35 arrests to Egypt because he says he’s ‘Palestinian’

Posted: April 21, 2012 | Author: barenakedislam

Illegal alien, Sofyan Eldani, 45, carries an Egyptian passport, but claims to be from ‘Palestine.’  He’s been arrested 35 times in twelve years while living in Alabama, but he remains here, because they can’t deport him to ‘Palestine.’ a country that doesn’t exist. (Well, DUH, send him back to Egypt)

AL.COM (H/T Martin)   Hueytown police Chief Chuck Hagler said his officers arrested Eldani this week after they found him carrying crack cocaine. When they called Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, those officials said they were familiar with the convicted felon, but couldn’t send him to his native country because the United States doesn’t recognize Palestine as a country.

“I know I am just a simple, small-town police chief,” Hagler said, ” but it seems to me that a country that can send people to the moon should be able to get an illegal alien out of the country.”

Hagler said a Hueytown police officer on Monday stopped a vehicle in which Eldani was a passenger for a traffic violation. Those inside were acting suspicious, Hagler said, and the officer ended up arresting Eldani for possession of an illegal substance.

A routine check of Eldani’s criminal history proved more than interesting, he said. Hagler said Eldani has been arrested 35 times on charges including assault, fraudulent checks, criminal mischief, resisting arrest, reckless endangerment, shoplifting, burglary, drug possession, failure to appear, probation violation, possession of drug paraphernalia and DUI.

EGYPTIAN Sofyan Eldani

Alabama state court records show Eldani pleaded guilty in 2009 to drug possession and receiving stolen property; in 2008 to theft of property; in 2003 to four counts of fraudulent checks; in 2002 to two counts of theft of property; in 1997 to driving with a revoked license and in 1996 to being a pedestrian under the influence.

He has four felony convictions, Hagler said, and served six months in an Alabama prison for receiving stolen property. ”That’s just his Alabama history,” Hagler said.

When the Hueytown police called ICE about Eldani this week, Hagler said his officers were told to tell Eldani that federal immigration officials were going to come get him, but warned that Eldani would know they really wouldn’t. ”They’re saying because he is Palestinian, they can’t make him leave because he doesn’t have anywhere to go,” Hagler said. “So basically, he has made it to home base and he is safe.”

Hagler said he is frustrated. “Our problem is that he’s here. Where he ends up really isn’t our problem,” the chief said. ”This is a guy who is obviously going to be a criminal, and everybody acknowledges he’s not supposed to be here, but nobody will remove him,” Hagler said. “With all the hysteria we’ve had on immigration, this is a real immigration issue.”

Posted on 21 Apr 12 by BNI

[my note: I can see why he claims that he is a Palestinian...he violates the Shari'a, so therefore, him using drugs and alcohol will get him stoned or beheaded when he would get sent back to Egypt, so he came up with a gimmick to stay here...can't wait to see how many more will use that excuse when they break the law and get caught]

Farrakhan’s Wild New Claims: Jesus Was a Black Muslim & Elijah Would Be the ‘N***er at the Door’ (Plus the Bible Was Wrong About Cain!)

Editor’s note: In addition to this new story below, tonight GBTV will air a special episode of Glenn Beck’s program at 5pm ET.  The program is called “Farrakhan Exposed.” You will learn much more about Farrakhan’s anti-semitism and hatred for America.  You will also learned about disturbing links between the Nation of Islam and the Obama administration.  For a preview of tonight’s program click here.

With a former U.S. Congressman in the audience, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan made his anticipated, controversial appearance Tuesday night at Alabama A&M University.  Surrounded by a security detail of dark suits and bow ties, it was Farrakhan’s white suit that commanded the stage.

Speaking to a cheering crowd that filled most of the auditorium, Farrakhan touched on sensitive religious and racial issues while using his infamous vernacular to hammer some astounding points.

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The minister began by referring to the national controversy that had been built around his appearance at the university.   ”Here in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, and even in other parts of the country, they didn’t like outsiders coming to disturb the plantation.  So when an outsider came that master thought might upset the plantation mentality, he would threaten the slave and go, ‘don’t you listen to him, he’s a hater.’  Well you just met me!  Who taught you to hate your black self?  It wasn’t Farrakhan.”

On the topic of religion and race Farrakhan got personal, ”If He made us black – with kinky hair, broad nose, thick lips – if I don’t like me, how could I like the God who created me?”

Paul Gattis, a reporter for The Huntsville Times who was in the audience wrote, “[Farrakhan] also repeatedly said that it is not known if Jesus was a Caucasian, as He is typically portrayed. Farrakhan made the same point about Elijah, the Jewish prophet.”

Farrakhan referenced the Jewish Seder holiday and specifically the Jewish tradition of the Prophet Elijah’s arrival to each doorway on Passover night: “If Elijah was at the door and he was black, you would call 911 and say there’s a n****r at the door, claiming he’s Elijah! Send the police!”

Why would Jewish people be so shocked? “Because you are not trained to accept wisdom from a black person, no matter how wise that black person is” the minister explained, “Jesus was a black man.”

Most astoundingly, Farrakhan made the argument that Jesus was not Christian. “Because Jesus said ‘Not My will, but Thy will.’ You know what we call that in Arabic?  Islam. He was a Muslim.”

More religious piety was to come.  The controversial minister launched into a diatribe on the story of Cain and Abel, with his own additions.

“When Cain came to present his offering before God as a tiller of the ground, the scripture says God did not respect his offering.  I don’t believe that.  I’d like to offer a correction.  Well who are you?  I’m better than those who have revised your Bible.  I’m better than those who have translated it out of the original tongues and revised it to fit their purpose!  What makes you better?  Because I am taught of God.”

A large portion of his speech targeted black education and the poor quality of opportunities for blacks in America.  Farrakhan pushed the predominantly black audience to have greater achievements and goals in the world, and not be obligated to whites or Jews to find their success.

“White people suffer from the false notion that white skin makes them superior,” Farrakhan said. “And we suffer from the falsehood that the blackness of our skin makes us inferior.  So we’re bowing to white supremacy and manifesting black inferiority.”

“Because most of you that have something, you have it because there’s a white person that has befriended you in some way.  Am I saying the wrong thing?  So they are the controller of the ceiling, and you only go as far as they permit.  And in order for you sometimes to crack that ceiling, you have to genuflect, bow.”

Taking in the full message from the front row was the former Republican Congressman Parker Griffith, who represented Alabama’s fifth district in Congress from 2008-2010.

Several area pastors and rabbis rebuked the Alabama A&M administration for allowing the controversial minister to use school facilities to address the student community. Some of the faith-based leaders unsuccessfully asked for university officials to reconsider Farrakhan’s invitation. As WHNT News reporter Nick Banaszak notes ”administrators maintained they had nothing to do with the event, noting that a coalition of student groups that included the A&M Poetry Club and A&M Democrats invited Farrakhan to come speak.”

Farrakhan has previously called white people “potential humans who have not fully evolved” and referred to Jewish groups as a “synagogue of Satan.”  The Anti-Defamation League also reports that Farrakhan has accused white Republicans of praying for President Obama’s death.

Posted on 12 Apr 12 by Glenn Beck

Victory in Alabama! Judge Upholds Key Parts of Immigration Law

On September 28, 2011, in news, by velvethammer

Finally, some good news.

(Washington Times) A federal judge on Wednesday said Alabama law enforcement officers can try to check the immigration status of those they suspect are in the country illegally, but blocked other parts of the state’s new crackdown law, which is the toughest in the country.

U.S. District Judge Sharon Lovelace Blackburn said Alabama is allowed to tread anywhere that federal law doesn’t explicitly prohibit states from acting, which means the state can enact its own penalties for immigrants who fail to carry their registration papers, and can enable its state and local police to check immigration status.
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And in a key part of her ruling, Judge Blackburn said the state can require schools to determine the legal status of students’ parents, though children of illegal immigrants may not be denied attendance.

But the judge did block four parts of Alabama’s law that she said go beyond what federal law allows: One provision created a civil action against employers who hired illegal immigrants over legal workers; another banned illegal immigrants from applying for a job; one made it a crime to harbor an illegal immigrant; and the other prohibited businesses from claiming tax deductions on wages paid to illegal immigrants.

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley called the decision vindication for the state, and promised to appeal those parts of the law that were blocked.

“This fight is just beginning,” he said. “I am optimistic that this law will be completely upheld, and I remain committed to seeing this law fully implemented. I will continue to fight at every turn to defend this law against any and all challenges.”
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In addition to its law enforcement provisions, the Alabama law requires all businesses to use E-Verify, a national database run by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services that allows employers to check potential hires’ Social Security numbers to see if they are authorized to work.

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