That's the question the North American Patriot asks.

Amnesty International, and their cheerleaders at the UN, are consistent with their refrain in defense of international criminals, but what about my right to freedom from the danger that these criminals pose to society? Many of these criminals are charged with serious violent offenses ranging from armed assault, weapons and drug trafficking, murder, and even some human rights offenders guilty of mass murders and genocide, not to mention those who are participants in international child exploitation rings. Where is my freedom to refuse to share my community and health care dollars, with such people? Where is my freedom to protect my children from the risk of being victimized by them? These are criminals who are in this country illegally, and are facing deportation for crimes committed here and/or elsewhere. But I am forced to respect their rights to security of person, while my security and the security of my children, is placed at risk - to defend them from prosecution for their heinous actions.

Her excellent essay is well worth the read.