Posted on 08/13/2013 2:14:09 PM PDT by LeoWindhorse
Here we see one of the most powerful gatherings of highest level IT company owners and founders coming together in a lightly veiled advocacy of greatly increased immigration and AMNESTY for those illegals already here . They are openly using imagery of the United States Marine Corps to accomplish this goal . The is only marginally ‘legal’ or permissible under U.S.M.C. regulations and restrictions on the use of U.S.M.C. imagery . The undocumented boy featured in this clip is NOT a Marine , he has not earned the right (yet) to use these images in any way . What is also not mentioned here is that he CAN join the Marine Corps at this time and thereby is already eligible to gain U.S. citizen status for that service . The clip avoids all mention of this fact . To me , it is unconscionable for these wealthy and powerful Americans to use this fraudulent misinformation to purvey a cause ,which they hope to directly profit from materially , via future IT immigration which could benefit their company . People should contact the U.S.M.C. and protest this use of U.S.M.C. imagery in an inappropriate and inaccurate manner .
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All we need is serial deportation to replace chain immigration.
Rather than permit family members to enter after one gets legal status, we should deport family members if one family member is illegal.
Citizenship? Deport them, they have citizenship in their home country.
Voting rights? Deport them, and they have voting rights in their home country.
Minor children? Take their minor children home, so they are not “subject to the jurisdiction” of the US and are not citizens.
And watch the youth unemployment rate drop
They have never let the truth get in the way of a good story, and will just defend their lies with assertions of something like poetic license.
I just saw this ad on Fox and it compelled me to yell at the tv “You Lie!!.
Going back to the the Civil War you could enlist and after serving become a United States Citizen.
Hell, i can think of a couple news stories earlier this year celebrating a few soldiers who did just that and as far as I am concerned they are just as American as me, except they can’t be president.
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