The $12,500 settlement is "not the message that I would've hoped to have sent to the city of Des Moines and any other municipalities out there in terms of accountability for the behavior of their individual officers," Nick Templeton's attorney said.
Steve: almost every time the democrats and the state media criticize president trump s plans to control immigration. they say we need to import workers to do the jobs americans won t do. we heard that from beto o rourke after i.c.e. raided several meat plants in mississippi. i saw in mississippi, in canton where nearly 700 people working in chicken processing plants, one of the toughest jobs in mayor car. they were taken from their kids, humiliated, hogtied, for the crime of being in this country doing a job nobody else will do. steve: raymond is laughing. but what happened after the i.c.e. raid. the following monday the food
Steve: almost every time the democrats and the state media criticize president trump s plans to control immigration. they say we need to import workers to do the jobs americans won t do. we heard that from beto o rourke after i.c.e. raided several meat plants in mississippi. i saw in mississippi, in canton where nearly 700 people working in chicken processing plants, one of the toughest jobs in mayor car. they were taken from their kids, humiliated, hogtied, for the crime of being in this country doing a job nobody else will do. steve: raymond is laughing. but what happened after the i.c.e. raid.
Years, two or three decades to actually sink into my head. since i didn t do it, it probably will never sink in. she was hogtied. hogtied and naked but my brain doesn t see her that way. my brain sees her as clothed. so that s like, gee, you said she had clothes. i wasn t lying. in my brain i see her clothed. then okay, so my question to you is, is there a possibility that your brain won t let you see that you killed your daughter? do you think that there s a possibility i guess there s a possibility of that but then i was examined by all these professional psychiatrists, then why didn t i get guilt by reason of insanity. supposedly, everybody says why didn t you just bury her? well, i dug four holes but i couldn t. my conscience couldn t allow me to bury her, because i never saw her as evidence. she was always my daughter. if there s one thing i could do, it s just like like i said, i ve never been accused of being really, really smart.