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Victory!!! The Orange County jail facility has entered into a contract with ICE to board Federal detainees in Goshen, New York. This will move Suffern even closer to obtaining 287g status. It is amazing how they quickly did this and our Sheriff will not make it happen.
Please see our ILLEGAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY the photos on this accident.
Local News: Unlicensed, Intoxicated ILLEGAL drove his SUV into a home on Ramapo Avenue at 4:30AM several weeks ago damaging the home, KILLING one passenger and leaving another one in the hospital for all of us to pay for.
No wonder there have been layoffs at Good Samaritan Hospital this year. They can not afford to pay employees when criminals are flooding the emergency room with the careless remains of their illegal behavior. Why is Good Samaritan Hospital against 287g? We have put a letter out to them publically. They support the opposition and layoff hardworking american citizens? That is NOT in the best interest of our Village.

May 29, 2008 3:43 AM

The mangled remains of driving without a license and driving while intoxicated.

Illegal Criminal Activity

The growing number of crimes perpetuated by illegal immigrants has prompted an increasing number of state and local governments to take action to defend their communities. Dedicated residents have developed this website in order to encourage and facilitate similar action in our community. This site is only intended to encourgae the advancement of the 287g program.

This Program is another Law Enforcement tool Mayor Keegan has entrusted to Chief Osborn to ensure the safety of EVERY resident in the Village of Suffern. We know that residents of surrounding municipalities including Sloatsburg, Montebello, Airmont, Tallman, Hillburn, Monsey, Spring Valley, Haverstraw AND Mahwah, NJ have begun asking the question..."Why would we NOT want this, how do I get involved!?"

Read the site - educate yourself. If you want to get involved, sign the petition, visit our "Guestbook," or "Contact Us" and we will let you know how.

Mayor Keegan initiated the program, backed by the Suffern Village Board together have been vigorously moving this forward to ensure the Safety of the residents.

Mayor John Keegan
Village of Suffern