73 year old rancher shoots and kills illegal immigrant on his ranch.

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This does not make sense. I have known all my life not to go on the property of another man without permission.

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Of course, but don't you think killing a man for it is a little extreme unless there is some threat to your life?

He was just trying to get rid of the Coyotes.

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But under Arizona law, deadly force is allowed on one's own property if the homeowner believes it 'immediately necessary' to prevent trespassing.

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I can guarantee that this isnt accurate. That means if my 81 year old neighbor cuts through my lawn on his morning walk, I can just shoot him? Gonna need to see a link to a statute.

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who had history of illegal crossings into US and multiple deportations

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There is a reason for this.

State Department pays NGOs. NGOs recruit migrants. Migrants get paid a few hundred dollars. Migrants get deported or go back across the border. Rinse and repeat.

It's always about the money. If you cut off the federal government money to the NGOs the problem goes away.

And yes, the NGOs are your neighborhood Catholic Charities, Methodist Church, Baptist Church, Name-your-nondenominational Church, other "non-profits", etc. who in turn send money back to DC politician to keep the scam going. They are all participating in the scam.

Washington is corrupt to the fricking core, they are stealing our money and they hate you.

Illegal aliens pose a threat to your life imo they are foreign invaders and should be treated as such. Give this man a medal as he is doing more to defend this nation that the current administration need more like this old man. He is a damn hero

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but don't you think killing a man for it is a little extreme unless there is some threat to your life?

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You've never heard the adage "a threat to life and property"?

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Of course, but don't you think killing a man for it is a little extreme unless there is some threat to your life?

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Humans, throughout time, bind together as a society/civilization/government for protection. Should an individual act if that government authority refuses to act to protect the nation (i.e., the reason for its formation in the first place)? Is the individual ethically or morally wrong for doing so?

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Of course, but don't you think killing a man for it is a little extreme unless there is some threat to your life?

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No.

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But under Arizona law, deadly force is allowed on one's own property if the homeowner believes it 'immediately necessary' to prevent trespassing.

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I bet the Grand Jury will not hear about this law from the DA presenting the evidence. Hopefully, the jurors know it before hand.