Classy Response to A Family Tragedy

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The Shaw family lost a child to an illegal immigrant's ability to trespass in the US unopposed.  Their response?


Jamiel's Law

Jamiel's mother had been looking forward to returning from Iraq, but not the way she was summoned - to bury her son.

This was a family tragedy - BUT, a National Outrage!  Sanctuary cities need to be made trespasser-free.

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