The people?
Spontaneous rallies in mass numbers to show support to wishy-washy legislatures.
Businesses asking for ID and refusing services to those without IDs and no English skills.
Cloward-Piven everyday commerce. Make the police have to go store-to-store to force shop-owners to sell their products to those who complain.
The states?
They need to see support to motivate them to act. It's tough to be the first head on the chopping block. But once one state steps up, many others will follow.
Texas? Arizona? Mississippi? Arkansas? South Carolina? Tennessee? Wyoming?
It will take a while before the illegals get Obama's so-called documentation. States need to act before these documents get issued. Pass a simple law stating that they will comply with legitimate Congressional laws. Demand social security numbers from EVERYONE for ANYTHING. Without a SSN, no service.
Force the conflict with the Feds. Let's see if Obama is willing to roll in the armor. Instead of fire houses at school houses, it will be Obama armed soldiers from TSA, NOAA, FDA, IRS, and BLM against everyday Americans in our own states.
-PJ
Realistically, the states have to be motivated to defend their own sovereignty at this point.
Anything that Obama wants to do regarding illegal aliens is paid for by the states, and the people in those states.
People could refuse to pay taxes, and the states could defend them in that act of defiance.
The states could refuse to collect taxes on behalf of the federal government, and stop sending taxes to DC.
Andrew Jackson said of the Chief Justice: "He made his ruling, now let him enforce it." The states should say the same to Obama. The states should say that they refuse to cooperate with the federal government. The state should move to stop providing services to federal building within their states. Cut off the electricity, the water, and do other acts of civil disobedience.
But they must do it under the protection of locally passed legislation declaring the federal government out of order via the 9th and 10th amendments, and their edicts null and void within their states.
Okay, another rant...
-PJ