"I FOUGHT THE LAW' boby fuller four

And the law won. Sometimes... As I read in the paper in Saturday's News-Herald about Miguel Gutierrez sentence of 180 days in jail on the misdemeanor charge of assault and possessing criminal tool where he along with  three others also were convicted of misdemeanor charge that sent two men to Tri-Point Hospital in a very brutal attack last December. Seven against two usually has that result. Now Mr. Gutierrez attorney says Miguel is a very peaceful person. We can debate that forever. I disagree but the main result of this conviction is probably none of the four will face deportation because it was pleaded down to a "misdemeanor". Now we have a family traveling to Cleveland for a rally about immigration and a driver is stopped by the police for driving in a Bus Only Lane. No drivers license, not here legally, probably no insurance as well. This on top of not being completely truthful to the arresting officer lands him in jail the Feds called and he now faces deportation. Does anyone but myself see something wrong with this picture? If the driver who's crime is driving without a license and other misdemeanors facing deportation why not the four convicted Friday in court? Yes, we can agree that they all should be deported but in this case it seems the guy driving a Chevy in a Bus lane might be the only one heading south? Think about it if you were illegally here in this country and you just watched American justice this week what would you think? Besides take the bus to Cleveland?