Sentence examples for evil illegal from inspiring English sources
But they prompted the British National Party to make a rare foray into ecology, calling the signal crayfish "the Mike Tyson of crayfish... a diseased, psychotic, evil, illegal immigrant colonist [that] totally devastates the indigenous environment".
It is a diseased, psychotic, evil, illegal immigrant colonist who displaces the indigenous crayfish, colonises their territory and then reproduces until it totally devastates the indigenous environment and indigenous crayfish.
Does the speeding ticket instantly and magically transform the immigrant into an evil "illegal alien?" The state of Alabama has just enacted the toughest local immigration law on the books, and following its provisions, some utility companies have begun to deny water and electric service to unauthorized immigrants.
But whistle-blowing applies to revelations of evil or illegal acts.
He refused to recognise that he was a participant in an evil or illegal organisation".
When a black student named James Meredith obtained a court order to enroll at the University of Mississippi, Gov. Ross Barnett went on television to say he would "not surrender to the evil and illegal forces of tyranny".
"I have instructed Louisiana's Department of Health and Hospitals to conduct an immediate investigation into this alleged evil and illegal activity and to not issue any licenses until this investigation is complete". .
He added that Arizona and other states should not be left helpless before the "evil effects of illegal immigration".
Without going into too much gory detail, booze (more precisely, the over consumption of booze), got me into much more bother, in far more ways, than illegal "evil" drugs ever did – and by some margin.
Justice Scalia, dissenting, replied that he didn't fear such a possibility, adding, "What I do fear — and what Arizona and the States that support it fear — is that 'federal policies' of nonenforcement will leave the States helpless before those evil effects of illegal immigration that the Court's opinion dutifully recites in its prologue … but leaves unremedied in its disposition".
