L.A. Archbishop Reads Letters of Children of Illegal Aliens to Promote Amnesty

Breitbart's Big Government ^ | January 30, 2014 | Dr. Susan Berry

[Wuli]

“My mom is slowly going blind, and my dad has a heart problem. My sister is in a wheelchair, and she needs medical help, but they can’t get the medical help they need because they don’t have their legal documents,” she said.”

NO. They don’t have ANY legal documents that say they have a legal right to be here, because they NEVER had any legal documents for the right to be here. There is no error, no mistake on the part of the U.S. The error is and was their parents.

“I know there are more people with the same or even worse situation. Some kids even younger than me have been separated from their parents and family,” Karla added. “I ask you to keep me and my family in your prayers.”(continued)”

They are separated from their parents because their parents did not take them with them when they were legally deported for being here illegally. That is no error on the part of the U.S. or its citizens, it was an error of the parents. She should have been asking the Pope to pray for those parents to send for their children to join them. That would have been honest, not political.

[Wuli]

Teddy took up that charge and helped shape the law, stating that the law was not an attempt nor would it achieve any great demographic change in the ethnic make-up of America - he lied, on both counts.

[ansel12]

JFK and his family knew what they were doing, and it worked, mass immigration and millions more Catholic voters for the democrat party, are shaping American like JFK wanted.

[onedoug]

A decidedly different tone here than when he was appointed back in 2010.

Though personally a non-Christian, I have had a lot of respect for Catholic theology having studied with priests in my youth (”Father Smith Instructs Jackson”).

But when the priests - and the Pope - openly preach for violations of US law, as well as the Holy law as to covetousness with little or no protest within the Church, I am grievedly forced to reevaluate any such support.

[Nea Wood]

How about reading some letters from citizen kids whose parents were killed or maimed by illegal alien drunk drivers? Or maybe some letters from citizen kids who are afraid to go to school because of the gangs? Or citizen kids whose parents are unemployed or struggling because of the illegal invasion? I can think of lots of other examples. But I guess no one cares about those kids.

[ansel12]

That sounds like the utterings of someone who wants to bring down America.