Posted on 11/30/2002 8:03:21 AM PST by B4Ranch
Can You Help America?
Are you willing to give five minutes or more of your time to think about a solution to a very costly problem that exists in every State in the Union?
If you listen to Rush Limbaugh on TV or on his radio show, you will hear him discuss how dumb and ineffective Democrats can be. He has been saying that the Democrats are only good at whining about problems, not at fixing problems. Rush says the Republicans are the only party that actually fixes problems. Do you believe this? FreeRepublic.com is overflowing with Republicans isn't it? I propose that the Republican FReepers attempt to find a solution to this major problem and demonstrate to America just how effective Republicans (and FReepers) can be.
In the early 1960s, approximately 62,000 illegal aliens came across the Mexican border, and the INS considered this notable and worthy of action. Now, in the first decade of the 21st Century, hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens enter the United States across the Mexican border each year and the INS declares the problem too big to tackle because nothings stems the tide. Federal immigration laws state that sneaking into America without going through the INS Border Patrol stations is illegal. Hiring an illegal alien is illegal. Sheltering an illegal alien is illegal. And keeping knowledge from law enforcement as to the whereabouts of an illegal alien is illegal. With Agenda 21, the politicians are looking at every way possible to give those who break these laws a pass by granting amnesty and American citizenship to illegal immigrants. Agenda 21 means effectively removing the borders between Mexico and the US. NAFTA just opened our roads to tractor trailers from Mexico. This situation will become much worse.
This problem has been ignored in just about every city and county in America while costing exorbitant amounts of taxpayer dollars, spent on social welfare and the education of illegal aliens. Ignoring this problem also comes with the cost of an increasing crime rate resulting in too many American citizens being victims at the hands of illegal aliens. Governments at all levels, federal, state and local are not protecting America's federal nor State sovereignty,. nor are they protecting American citizens.
Why should you and I support a federal lawbreaker in our State? So an incumbent politician can get reelected with their illegal vote? I don't think so!
Matricula consular identification cards are solid identification of an illegal allien. If you can't show a birth certificate, a Visa or a green card then you are an illegal alien who has broken our immigration laws. They must leave America and reenter within our laws. We shouldn't have to amend our laws to accommidate lawbreakers! What example does that set for those who are attempting to enter America legally? Much more important: What example does this give our children? That breaking the law can be a rewarding act? If our immigration laws carry no penalty for being broken, why should bank robbery, or molesting children be punished? Do we make our laws for them to be ignored by aliens and politicians? Is a vote more precious than our standards and ideals? Our politicians must believe so, judging from their responses.
The words "protect the people" are found in virtually every Oath of Office taken by elected and appointed officials in the US, including the police chiefs, mayors, county sheriffs, state legislators, governors, congressional representatives, and senators. Sadly, not one of these officials on the public dole is taking their Oath of Office seriously when it comes to the issue of illegal immigration.
The Supreme Court of the United States has wisely ruled that the Feds cannot force state, county or city law enforcement officers to enforce federal laws (including immigration laws), and our local and state officials use this as an excuse to turn their heads on the problem of illegal immigration while our communities slide steadily downhill. Government officials continue to demand higher taxes to keep the illegal immigration problems under "control" yet we can only sit back in wonderment as they pay lip service to the problem while actually enacting legislation and policies that encourage people to emigrate to the US illegally with promises of social welfare and education benefits.
Being an American is a primarily a state of mind for all of us - being a proud American is based on the idea of freedom and self-reliance. We are all immigrants from one country or another, and we (or our forebears) became Americans by consciously subscribing to these ideas. We came here legally, we obey the laws and we promote the idea that others obey the laws in the same way. Are we supposed to sit and wait while the political class comes up with the politically correct so-called solutions that fail to keep America strong and our families safe?
How many foreign college students choose each year to stay in America rather than obey the conditions upon which they entered America? How many older vistors choose to stay at the end of their vacations? How many deported criminal aliens return using a different name? How many Muslims are in America illegally studing our open way of life, just waiting for an opportunity to repeat 9/11? I am sure we have illegal aliens from every country in this world enjoying the American lifestyle, helping to bring us down to a third world power. We aren't too far from becoming the country that these people left. The American culture can only absorb so many new residents each year without radical changes. We have passed that number. We must act now before the policical leaders offer them amnesty and permanently defeat our way of life. The time has come to stand up and fight for what we believe in. The Constitution will become wastepaper. The Bill of Rights will become a memory. Our flag will become a symbol of defeat.
If you have listened to Rush, you know the truth of his broadcasts. If you haven't listened to him, here's an opportunity for you to show how good FReeper Republicans can be at finding solutions to our nationwide illegal immigration problems.
So tell us, what should be done to fix the problems of illegal immigration in your community?
#1. Should we acquiesce and allow the illegal immigration to continue while waiting for the elected officials to address the problem in a substantive way?
#2. Should we wait for Federal legislators to compromise our security and way of life by resolving the problem in a manner that is politically correct and acceptable to every nation in the world?
#3. If we continue to send snail mail and email letters to your local and State leaders. Will the roar be ever loud enough to be heard in the highest offices? What will their response be? Submition to illegal immigrants who want to change America forever?
#4. Should we wait until you fly off the handle and lash out at an illegal alien, surely resulting in legal problems that will further harm your family and ruin your life's ambition to be a good and loyal American citizen?
#5. Should you ignore the illegal immigration problem and hope it will go away before it gets much worse?
What should YOU do?
What should WE do?
It is time to stand together to correct this problem. You are the leader in your family. Your kids look to you to protect them. If you don't help us now, will your children be able to look at you with pride or shame in five years. It's your freedom and your way of life that is up for grabs.
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Afghanistan | 85 | Albania | 217 | Algeria | 68 | Andorra | 1 |
Angola | 18 | Antigua-Barbuda | 36 | Argentina | 465 | Armenia | 70 |
Aruba | 2 | Australia | 84 | Austria | 21 | Azerbaijan | 13 |
Bahamas | 193 | Bahrain | 8 | Bangladesh | 129 | Barbados | 51 |
Belgium | 24 | Belize | 160 | Benin | 6 | Bermuda | 12 |
Bhutan | 2 | Bolivia | 103 | Bossnia - Herzegovina | 32 | Botswana | 4 |
Brazil | 3,493 | British Virgin Islands | 14 | Bulgaria | 119 | Burkina Faso | 6 |
Burma | 19 | Burundi | 3 | Byelarus | 24 | Cameroon | 23 |
Canada | 3,493 | Cape Verde | 47 | Cayman Islands | 3 | Central African Republic | 4 |
Chad | 8 | Chile | 139 | China | 1,753 | Christmas Island | 3 |
Colombia | 1,748 | Congo | 33 | Costa Rica | 334 | Croatia | 17 |
Cuba | 2,750 | Cyprus | 4 | Czech Republic | 135 | Czechpslovakia | 149 |
Denmark | 12 | Djibouti | 5 | Dominica | 31 | Dominican Republic | 3,229 |
Ecuador | 959 | Egypt | 408 | El Salvador | 9,209 | Equatorial Guinea | 1 |
Eritrea | 8 | Estonia | 29 | Ethiopia | 84 | Fiji | 38 |
Finland | 3 | France | 118 | French Guiana | 2 | French Polynesia | 6 |
Gabon | 2 | Gambia | 73 | Georgia | 81 | Germany | 183 |
Ghana | 129 | Greece | 60 | Grenada | 28 | Guadeloupe | 3 |
Guatemala | 8,344 | Guinea | 80 | Guinea-Bissau | 4 | Guyana | 222 |
Haiti | 1,058 | Honduras | 11,295 | Hong Kong | 34 | Hungary | 122 |
Iceland | 63 | India | 909 | Indonesia | 213 | Iran | 161 |
Iraq | 110 | Ireland | 63 | Israel | 350 | Italy | 115 |
Ivory Coast | 38 | Jamaica | 1,748 | Japan | 66 | Jordan | 504 |
Kampuchea | 123 | Kazakhstan | 42 | Kenya | 166 | Kuwait | 36 |
Kyrgyzstan | 7 | Laos | 217 | Latvia | 25 | Lebanon | 190 |
Liberia | 71 | Libya | 13 | Lithuania | 86 | Luxembourg | 1 |
Macedonia | 42 | Madagascar | 1 | Malawi | 20 | Malaysia | 125 |
Mali | 38 | Malta | 1 | Marshall Islands | 9 | Martinique | 1 |
Mauritania | 2 | Mauritius | 2 | Mexico | 994,720 | Micronesia | 42 |
Moldova | 10 | Mongolia | 32 | Morocco | 210 | Mozambique | 1 |
Nambia | 2 | Nepal | 12 | Netherlands | 65 | Netherlands Antilles | 13 |
New Zealand | 59 | Nicaragua | 823 | Niger | 24 | Nigeria | 333 |
North Korea | 6 | Norway | 8 | Oman | 8 | Pacific Island Trust Territories | 1 |
Pakistan | 1,444 | Palau | 7 | Palestine | 20 | Panama | 123 |
Papya New Guinea | 4 | Paraguay | 13 | Peru | 619 | Philippines | 720 |
Poland | 415 | Portugal | 140 | Puerto Rico | 1 | Qatar | 7 |
Romania | 114 | Russia | 298 | Rwanda | 3 | Saudi Arabia | 122 |
Senegal | 53 | Seychelles | 1 | Sierra Leone | 54 | Singapor | 16 |
Slovakia | 43 | Slovenia | 6 | Somalia | 84 | South Africa | 66 |
South Korea | 527 | Spain | 61 | Sri Lanka | 207 | St. Kitts-Nevis | 23 |
St. Lucia | 34 | St. Vincent - Grenadines | 55 | Stateless | 2 | Sudan | 89 |
Suriname | 7 | Sweden | 26 | Switzerland | 14 | Syria | 122 |
Taiwan | 48 | Tajikistan | 10 | Tanzania | 63 | Thailand | 149 |
Togo | 16 | Tonga | 67 | Trinidad and Tobago | 314 | Tunisia | 156 |
Turkey | 280 | Turks and Caicos Islands | 6 | Uganda | 21 | Ukraine | 156 |
United Arab Emirates | 12 | United Kingdom | 427 | Unknown | 21 | Uruguay | 78 |
U.S. Virgin Islands | 1 | Uzbekistan | 73 | Venezuela | 273 | Vietnam | 437 |
Western Sahara | 4 | Western Samoa | 29 | Yemen | 121 | Yugoslavia | 94 |
Zaire | 20 | Zambia | 19 | Zimbabwe | 44 |
The INS / Border Patrol apprehended 929,809 deportable aliens along the southwest border during FY 2002. From the above data, you can see that 1,012,429 of the total INS service wide apprehended aliens claimed to have illegally crossed the southwest border. On these two figures alone, we now that 82,620 illegal aliens slipped past the INS / Border Patrol.
The INS / Border Patrol estimates that they apprehend approximately 40% to 60% of the illegal aliens crossing into the United States, depending on who you speak with.
Independent immigration experts estimate that the INS / Border Patrol apprehends only 10% to 20% of the illegal aliens crossing into the United States.
From my personnel experience and knowledge, the independent experts estimates are more accurate.
For this presentation, I will use an apprehension ratio of 33%.
If the INS / Border Patrol has apprehended 929,809 illegal aliens along the south west border in fy 2002, then it is reasonable to assume that approximately 1,859,618 may have slipped pass the INS / Border Patrol.
This is an average of over 5,000 illegal aliens entering the United States undetected daily.
Here are some numbers to help put this into perspective:
US and Allied troops that invaded Normandy in 1944 = 250,000+
US troops that invaded Okinawa in 1945 = 550,000+
Illegal aliens that have invaded the United States in FY 2002 = 1.8 million +
On annual illegal immigration, the Center for Immigration Studies has extrapolated the latest Census data to show that Census data suggest that 700,000 to 800,000 new illegal aliens are settling each year. Now, far, far more than that enter illegally each year, but there is a lot of back and forth. The 700,000 to 800,000 represents illegals who truly settle in for at least a couple of year, and usually much, much longer.
The figures in RED indicate nations that have known terrorists or radical Muslims, I am not sure. I will get that info and post it.
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I blame our "open borders policy" for 9/11.
Need I say more.
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