[The Shootist]

So the illegal aliens are here to help us huh? What a big lie! They're here to help themselves . . ."

We are all here to help ourselves, that's Capitalism, bub. Restricting the free movement of labor is, at its core, anti-capitalistic.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Restricting the free movement of labor is, at its core, anti-capitalistic.

America is not a shopping mall, it's our home. We have a legal immigration process that those around the world who wish to live in it should follow. It's not too much to ask and has nothing to do with political or economic systems.

[BeerSwillr]

We are all here to help ourselves, that's Capitalism, bub. Restricting the free movement of labor is, at its core, anti-capitalistic.

I don't know where that comment came from bub but it's got nothing to do with illegal immigration.

[Stephen Ritter]

"Restricting the free movement of labor is, at its core, anti-capitalistic."

No, it's called enforcing existing laws concerning immigration. If you're illegal, the only movement you should have is back to the country of your origin.

[TLI]

It ain't labor if it is collecting government checks and services . . .

[MissAmericanPie]

There is more to life than being "capitalistic", how about being "patriotic"? Some things are not for sale. Like our sovereignty for one.

[Thisiswhoweare]

... Restricting the free movement of labor is, at its core, anti-capitalistic.

Ergo sum - the new globalist movement among the republicans - pro-capitalism to the core; as a matter of fact to the exclusion of all else. America - bring down the flag...its over.

Flame away, but its true.