[color="Red"]Like all U.S. cities, Minneapolis has a Asian & Mexican brothel industry

[color="Blue"]They only come here to work, to work as sluts handling 40 customers each per night.

Officer guards two alleged Asian prostitutes and and their Vietnamese engineer customer during a raid.

Alleged prostitute is restrained.

Bust of Minneapolis brothel launches sweep

Last update: July 06, 2007 – 11:51 PM

… Friday's bust was the first of a half-dozen planned raids in the coming months of brothels throughout the city that police hope to shut down as part of a concentrated effort to clamp down on prostitution and human trafficking.

While trafficking exists in every major U.S. city, the Twin Cities has been targeted by traffickers because its large immigrant populations create a demand for prostitutes of similar ethnicities, said Sgt. Grant Snyder. …

During their search, investigators found documents showing that several women arrested on suspicion of prostitution had been in the United States for less than a month.

… Four women and one man were arrested on suspicion of solicitation and prostitution crimes Friday afternoon…

May bust controversial

In May, 25 people were charged in federal court with running eight brothels. Eighteen of the suspects are illegal immigrants … Five of the brothels operated in Minneapolis; the others were in Richfield, West St. Paul and Austin, Minn.

… In one night, more than 80 men paid two women for sex in a south Minneapolis house.

Some community leaders protested the Minneapolis Police Department's participation in those arrests because they said it violated a city policy that prevents them from involvement in routine immigration enforcement. Unlike Friday's arrests, the case in May was handled primarily by federal agencies. …

An undercover officer involved in Friday's bust said few of the women, who were Asian, spoke English and communicated mostly through hand signals.

… Asian brothels can be particularly difficult to investigate because of the language barrier and because the Asian community is very closed….

… The customer from Woodbury, who said he was Vietnamese…

When asked if news of the bust might scuttle the rest of their investigation, Snyder responded without hesitation. "These people are too committed to this business to let this bust slow them down," he said.
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Prostitution is essentially legal in Mexico, Central America, and Asia. It might be technically illegal in some countries, but prostitution is done in the open and with full cooperation of the police.

If we continue to let Asians and Mexicans stay in the U.S., the U.S. will become one big non-White whorehouse. And our increasingly non-White police force will look the other way.

Non-Whites that come to America are not going to be “Americanized” and act like us. Our children are increasingly acting like them.

Source: http://www.startribune.com/467/story/1289309.html
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