9 charged in sex slavery case in LA…"do jobs that Americans won’t do"? Bush December 20, 2004

Pierre Legrand’s Pink Flamingo Bar

Is this what President Bush was talking about? Before we relax and think that this immigration battle is over remember that this is a religious mission for President Bush. This isn’t merely sop to his backers. He actually believes in amnesty and open borders so be on our guard.

This is the result of his absurd policies regarding our borders.

Nine Guatemalans were indicted for their roles in an alleged sex trafficking ring that lured young women to the United States with promises of good jobs and then forced them into prostitution, according to federal court records.

Four of the defendants pleaded not guilty in January to sex trafficking charges in the case. A superseding indictment, unsealed Thursday, includes more serious allegations that five of the 12 victims were minors.

According to the new 50-count indictment, the defendants at times sold Guatemalan women and girls to one another like slaves and allegedly brought the victims to witch doctors who threatened to put curses on them and their families if they ran away.