"NOT MY FAULT" chris brown

"Never is it?"

Official HOLA Statement

The Latino community is distraught and deeply saddened by the violent acts committed by Juan Razo. Our hearts are broken and we are praying for the victims. Juan Razo's family has grappled with his serious mental health issues for many years. His acts do not represent our community. We want to thank law enforcement for their excellent work of removing this threat so quickly. In addition Juan Razo was not a random illegal alien. His father is a U.S. citizen who has worked in the fields for 40 years. He filed documents for his children over a decade ago and Juan Razo was a beneficiary with an approved petition who has been "standing in line" for his green card for over 12 years. Thus, this is not an issue about immigration, rather it is about the problems associated with adults with mental illness. We are disappointed to see leaders exploiting this tragedy to promote a political agenda.

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But it's O.K. to use mental illness to promote yours? I can already see what the defense is going to be.

Standing in line does not mean "come on in."  No not a random illegal immigrant , but one with mental problems. Just think how quickly this threat could have been removed if law enforcement had been made aware of his presence? His acts represent the actions of your community for having this ticking bomb in your community. How mentally ill could he be if he could get a vehicle, a weapon , and a child and be left alone with a female minor?

V.D. in another statement earlier this year, I am quoting here: "Like a roulette wheel, we never know who was going to be next to get ensnared in the broken immigration system." I'll answer that one, some poor unlucky family that was living the American dream on Painesville- Ravenna Road. which ended in death and despair by one of your uncles!

No it's our fault and I don't believe the solution will make you happy V.D.