Bigfishchoupique

If you search there is a lot of reading material out there also.

Under no means entertain shopping at Honda Covington. Buyer beware.

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one out of every 33 people in New Orleans was deported in one month? that seems hard to believe

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I bet that big number includes all that were deported out of the New Orleans airport. Hard to believe they picked up that many in New Orleans and surrounding areas. If the number is true to start.

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Yea…..the Bayou City.

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Houston is built on a bayou.

So brave.

I’m surprised they haven’t gone after the places that serve those square eggs on sandwiches. The corners of those square eggs have to be on the hens.

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Polozola presided over the case of notorious Louisiana drug smuggler Barry Seal, who made countless runs from Central America to the United States, flying thousands of pounds of cocaine and marijuana into the country and making millions of dollars. When faced with criminal prosecution, Seal turned informant for the DEA, but he continued to smuggle drugs into the US. As part of a plea bargain after his arrest, Seal was effectively shielded from serving hard time for narcotic trafficking. On 20 December 1985, Polozola invoked the sentence handed down by a Florida judge as he was required to under the terms of Seal's deal with the government and sentenced Seal to six months' supervised probation, as permitted under federal law. A condition of the sentence was that he had to spend every night, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., at the Salvation Army halfway house on Airline Highway in Baton Rouge. Polozola further stipulated that Seal could not carry a gun or hire armed bodyguards as this would be possession or constructive possession of a firearm by a convicted felon - both federal felonies. Seal's attorney, Lewis Unglesby, told Polozola his ruling amounted to a death sentence for his client. However, Seal refused witness protection. Seal told friends that the judge "made me a clay pigeon." At 6 p.m. on February 19, 1986, Seal promptly drove up to the Salvation Army in his white Cadillac. As he parked his car, he was approached by a man carrying an automatic weapon. Two quick bursts riddled Seal's head and chest, killing him instantly.[5]

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Polozola put it to him.

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He is listed in the Lolita Express flight logs 26 times which would be 12 trips back and forth since each flight and the return are logged.

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Check your math. :lol:

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FAA lifts El Paso flight restriction after US disables Mexican cartel drones that 'breached US airspace'

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FOX Business. Order lifted The order has been lifted.

His brain was fried.