Why crack down on immigration?

Fort Worth Star-Telegram ^ | 4/30/2006 | Mitchell Schnurmann

[HumanitysEdge]

If 20 million illegals were forced home, it would force a revolution in Mexico.

[AmericaOne]

Ok, we know where to find them - so round 'em up and send 'em back!!

The Feds know where to find them as well...They just won't act on the information they have. Below is the link to the story:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1619970/posts

[tertiary01]

I heard an interesting theory yesterday.

This so called migration is the first and by far the largest since the original colonists, that speaks primarily one language, as such does not need to learn a common language in which to effectively communicate with each other and do everyday business.

Most other prior migrations involved small portions of mainly Europeans who spoke various languages. Since they tended to settle in common areas once here they didn't understand each other, so rather than learn many languages they learned the native common language, ENGLISH, as a neccessity.

Of course the libs have also made an tax payer funded industry out of catering to each group in it's own language which has also contributed to effectively rendering the melting pot theory moot.

[isthisnickcool]

I think that would take an amendment editing what the 14th says for clarification rather than a law by congress.

I'm not so sure about that.

[taxed2death]

"...and keeping the flow of foreign-born residents coming."

We already have a legal mechanism in place for doing that.

[taxed2death]

"The more than $4.7 billion in costs incurred by Texas taxpayers annually result from outlays in the following areas..."



And in CA it's over 10 billion annually.

[P-40]

"Illegal immigration was working before

Before the illegals had access to services outside of emergency, and I do mean emergency, care...it was working.

[William Terrell]

There was a good article about that posted on FR not long ago. I wish I had saved the link.

[deport]

I'm almost afraid to let any law that protects and empowers the American citizen get to the SCOTUS.

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But you know that it would get into the judicial system if one were passed by congress. LaRaza and other groups would be lined up to file I'd guess.

Maybe by the time such an event would occur we'd have a more constitutionalist court. One can hope.

[Fruit of the Spirit]

Some quotes from:

All European life died in Auschwitz By Sebastian Vilar Rodrigez

I walked down the street in Barcelona, and suddenly discovered a terrible
truth, Europe died in Auschwitz.

We killed six million Jews and replaced them with 20 million Muslims.
And under the ***pretense of tolerance***, and because we wanted to prove to ourselves that we were cured of the disease of racism, we opened our gates to 20 million Muslims (or Mexicans), who brought us stupidity and ignorance, religious extremism and lack of tolerance, crime and poverty ...

(*** my emphasis - FotS)

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Question: "Why crack down on immigration?"

Respnse: To ask the question means you are already defeated.

[sinkspur]

You are simply incapable of any kind of rational discussion. All you do is whine like a baby with a full diaper.

[Mojave]

You nailed him.

[rcrngroup]

You are simply incapable of any kind of rational discussion. All you do is whine like a baby with a full diaper.

....the extent of sinkspur's intellectual prowess on full display /sarc>

[sinkspur]

You have contributed absolutely nothing to this thread but a personal attack on me.

Do you have anything to add to the topic without attacking another poster?

[3catsanadog]

Jeez, if the bank down the road would just give me all the cash in their vault tomorrow, I could go on a big spending spree, guaranteeing cashiers their jobs at least one more day, improving the area's economic outlook and all.

Despite the fact that the author of this article is cheering on the contribution of highly educated immigrants, I doubt that many of the 12 million illegals here now have Phd's.

[3catsanadog]

Couldn't Bush write an executive order effectively voiding all the nonsense energy laws????

If I recall correctly, Clinton did that all the time.

[3catsanadog]

This year the libs are siding with illegals. In 2000 they made Linda Chavez resign her selection of Sec. of Labor because she had an illegal living or working with her (can't remember all the details).

[rcrngroup]

sinkspur, you do nothing but engage in personal, highly inflamatory insults & attacks on all other posts & threads where I see you commenting. In my earlier post I rebutted your defense of the supposed "economic" value that illegal aliens bring to this country by mentioning the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on free medical services for illegals, free social & welfare services, free education, in-state college tuition, etc. Los Angeles alone spends 750 million for illegal aliens.

Incredibly, you & about 6-8 other posters are so adament about defending illegal aliens and amnesty programs as opposed to over 80% of Americans who are opposed to amnesty programs and the impact of 18-20 million illegal aliens on our country. By the way we are talking about ILLEGAL ALIENS, not legal immigrants. If the 18-20 million illegal aliens want to become legal immigrants, than they need to return (or be deported) back to their country and then return as legal immigrants. That is how the system works! Not by rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty programs.