Archive for the ‘Illegal Immigration’ Category
about those temporary workers…
this is just more evidence that the senate bill needs to be shot down in the house. if this is what is happening before there is an official bill that expands a temporary worker program, i don’t even want to think about what would happen after such a bill was approved. hopefully we won’t have to find out.
those who do not learn from history…
you know the rest. amnesty doesn’t work. we tried this already in 1986. the INS(immigration and naturalization service) released a study on this back in 2000. guess what they found out? here are a few highlights (courtesy of the center for immigration studies).
Amnesties clearly do not solve the problem of illegal immigration. About 2.7 million [...]
retire mexico
occasionally i will be cross-posting posts on illegal immigration from other bloggers as part of the coalition against illegal immigration. feel free to comment as usual, but for responses from the original author, i suggest visiting the linked blog. otherwise, read and enjoy.
this is not good
from nro:
The Senate continues to fiddle with the Hagel-Martinez amnesty bill in an effort to make it less odious to supporters of serious immigration enforcement. But one vote in particular has exposed the real priorities of the bipartisan pro-amnesty majority. On Tuesday, 55 senators (including 18 Republicans) voted against an amendment by Senator Isakson of [...]
speechless
you’ve got your reasons
none of them are mine
if that’s the way you want it
go ahead that’s fine
i’ll just get on out of here
i won’t get in your way
if in time it takes you under
well..that’s just the price you pay
but don’t ask me how i feel
–swirling eddies, “don’t ask me how i feel”
i have no words [...]
simply outrageous
i don’t understand this strategy by the US government in dealing with illegal immigration.
from the daily bulletin:
While Minuteman civilian patrols are keeping an eye out for illegal border crossers, the U.S. Border Patrol is keeping an eye out for Minutemen — and telling the Mexican government where they are. According to three documents on [...]
illegals and the rest of us
there are laws in place ALREADY that address many of the current problems we are having with illegal immigration, as california conservative points out. we need to start enforcing the laws we already have. making it easier for someone who sneaks into the country to become a citizen seems kind of backward to me. we shouldn’t reward people who break our laws by giving them a shortcut to citizenship, especially because there are people here already who are trying to go through a legal citizenship process.
