"Daniel Millis, a volunteer with the faith-based organization No More
Deaths, was arrested in 2008 for littering. His crime: leaving bottles
of drinking water on trails near the Arizona-Mexico border so immigrants
walking through the desert would not die of thirst.
Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit overturned Millis' conviction, by a 2-1 vote. It was an
important ruling. However the immigration debate works itself out, we do
not want to be a country that puts humanitarians in prison for giving
water to people dying of thirst"
The alternative is being a nation that is bankrupted in part by tolerating illegal immigration.
Boycott Time Magazine.
Deaths, was arrested in 2008 for littering. His crime: leaving bottles
of drinking water on trails near the Arizona-Mexico border so immigrants
walking through the desert would not die of thirst.
Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth
Circuit overturned Millis' conviction, by a 2-1 vote. It was an
important ruling. However the immigration debate works itself out, we do
not want to be a country that puts humanitarians in prison for giving
water to people dying of thirst"
The alternative is being a nation that is bankrupted in part by tolerating illegal immigration.
Boycott Time Magazine.
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