ONE SMALL WAY TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS

For all those folks who are upset by the number of illegal immigrants in the U.S., here is a suggestion how the Tea Party might help. It’s members could throw parties for illegals all over the country, get them drunk, give them a revolver if the guests don’t already have one, and get them to play Russian roulette. The odds will definitely be in favor of those wanting to reduce the number of those illegals.
　
MEXICAN SHOT DEAD BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT AFTER REFUSING TO TAKE HIS TURN DURING GAME OF RUSSIAN ROULETTE
　
Mail Online
October 29, 2010
　
Two illegal Mexican immigrants have been charged with causing the death of a third man during a game of Russian roulette after he refused to take his turn.
　
Juan Tomas Chaves Robles, 30, also of Mexico, was shot in the head when one of the two men picked up the gun, pointed it at him and pulled the trigger.
　
In a scene that could have come straight from movie The Deer Hunter, the chamber of the revolver held a bullet and Robles was killed instantly.
　
Detectives arrested Antonio Vieyra, 31, and Cecilio Mendez-Ballesteros, 28, at separate addresses in Wilmington, Delaware.
　
Vieyra was charged with second degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon during a felony.

Mendez-Ballesteros, who shot Robles, was charged with first-degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon during a felony.
　
The two are being held without bail in Young Correctional Institution.
　
Master Sergeant Steven Barnes said that when officers were called to the home on Saturday afternoon, they found Robles in the living room with a gunshot wound to the head.
　
He had been at the home attending a party since Friday.
　
The three men were drinking with others when they began playing Russian roulette with a revolver brought to the party by Vieyra, Sgt. Barnes said.
　
Robles was shot after refusing to continue playing.
　
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is investigating the immigration status of both suspects.
　
The Deer Hunter, which won five Oscars in 1978, stars Robert De Niro, Christopher Walken, Meryl Streep and John Savage.
　
In it, captured U.S. soldiers were forced to play Russian roulette by their Vietcong guards as they bet on the outcome.