[ExTexasRedhead]

http://prntly.com/2016/11/25/californias-millions-of-illegals-who-voted-causing-hillarys-popular-vote-count-to-rise/

[Scott from the Left Coast]

Yeah, let’s talk motor voter California first.

This is why Democrats don’t believe in national borders...that philosophy gives them a permanent majority, 2-1, in California. Through out the Mexican-Central American-Muslim World vote in California, that state becomes competitive.

[Cheerio]

From the link....

Advocates for immigration reform will camp our near the office of Rep. Ed Royce for five days, where they will stage a fast. They are asking OC's Republican leaders in Congress to publicly support an overhaul to the nation's immigration laws, including the so-called pathway to citizenship that would create a process for some 11 million people living in the U.S. illegally the right to become citizens.

Been here 23 years - how many steps has she taken to become a citizen? I am betting not too many, if any at all!!!

Over and over we have to remind the dumbed down LIV population that a Comprehensive immigration bill that includes a "pathway to citizenship" is nothing more than a RAT voter drive and will never ever result in funding for the border protection that passed in 2006 - (Secure Fence Act of 2006, Pub.L. 109–367) signed into law on October 26, 2006 by Bush 43. Congress has refused to fund that bill during the past eight years and perhaps before Obumbler also. NO TO COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION - secure the border first and THEN WE CAN AGREE TO TALK about what to do with the more correct estimate of 20 - 30 million illegal border crossing entries and visa overstayers, after we see the OPEN BORDER crowd is serious.

Never forget how Reagan got scammed with the "Bi-Partisan" Simpson–Mazzoli law (Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), Pub.L. 99–603)

Excerpt -

Former Attorney General Ed Meese has recalled many times how Reagan did not like the amnesty provision and, in fact, “called it for what it was.” Nevertheless, on November 6, 1986, Reagan signed the bill, which also included (as he noted in remarks made during the signing) “employer sanctions [and] other measures to increase enforcement of the immigration laws. . .”

“The lesson from the 1986 experience is that such an amnesty did not solve the problem,” Meese wrote in HUMAN EVENTS earlier this year, “There was extensive document fraud and the number of people applying for amnesty far exceeded projections. And there was a failure of political will to enforce new laws against employers. After a brief slowdown, illegal immigration returned to high levels and continued unabated, forming the nucleus of today’s large population of illegal aliens.”

Simpson-Mazzoli: Twenty-One Years Later, Monday Jun 4, 2007, John Gizzi (Human Events)