So what are we going to do about it?

Carolyn Hileman - The Voice* | June 7, 2008

So what are we going to do about it?
Carolyn Hileman

Another day and another non victim, on Saturday May 24th Frankie who was playing in the mud with his brothers and sisters went by the side of the road to pick up his sisters shoe, that would be the last action of this five year old boy his Mom called Frankie blue eyes because an illegal immigrant who had been drinking hit him with his SUV and sped off loosing control and running off the road, this man who ran over this small boy never said a word to anyone, he didn’t go running back and say he was so sorry, he never said a word.

His Mother also named Frankie said her son died in her arms, he had blood coming out of his ears and his eyes were still open, his killer is being held without bond and they are not sure if he will be deported they do know though that he had some questionable social security numbers in his possession. Once again we are going to hear how mentioning the fact that this person is an illegal immigrant is persecuting an entire race, that it could have been any drunk driver who killed him, they are going to cry about how they are all scared of being deported because of this one man. They will not say how this young life shouldn’t have been taken; they will not mention that if our borders were secure he would be alive.

I am striving not to be emotional here simply because it is not very professional to say if that had been my son and his killer was standing only feet away from me I don’t think there would be a question of deportation any more. It is not professional of me to want to scream enough damn it!!! I must remain calm and simply report the facts after all major media thinks we are making way to big a deal over these people being killed by people who should not even be in our country. What a waste of a beautiful young life, to be callously run down and the driver never even bothering to stop. Can you imagine what his poor brothers and sisters are going through, his parents, his uncle, and his grand parents? Somehow I think grieving the death of a five year old child trumps fear of increased deportations.

When will this stop? It will stop when we make a big deal about every man, woman and child who is killed by these people who have absolutely no regard for our laws. It will stop when the people get in the streets and demand that they stop, it will take nothing less, they are not hearing us loud enough and we need to scream it, protect our people, secure the damn borders, and stop the senseless killing of innocents in our streets. He had beautiful blonde hair and the biggest blue eyes with a slightly mischievous grin and he is gone forever, so what are we going to do about it?

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