Illegal Wants Sympathy for Driving Without License

The Usual Suspects (newspaper reporters and editors, along with the Alinsky crowd) tell of an illegal who will be deported for driving without a license.  See, he's a grandfather, so that means he's entitled.  OK, then.

The important text is here:

...Last May, Martinez-Moreno was driving to work about 3 a.m. when a Brown County Sheriff's Office deputy stopped him. The deputy had run the car's registration plate, according to a Sheriff's Office report. The deputy found that Martinez-Moreno didn't have a driver's license and an arrest warrant had been issued because he didn't appear in a 2017 court hearing about a previous charge of driving without a license.

Martinez-Moreno says he didn't know that he had to appear in court for his 2017 case. In the citation, a deputy wrote Martinez-Moreno was warned he needed to attend the hearing. But Martinez-Moreno, who doesn't speak much English, said he doesn't remember being told that. He said his daughter asked a court clerk if he needed to appear in court and she was told that he didn't. ...

"...doesn't speak much English."

This is a guy who's been here, illegally, for EIGHTEEN YEARS.

Sound like he really wants to be a citizen of the US?  

By the way, I don't believe the daugher-excuse, either.