It was obvious from the beginning. People here voted for Bush and still support him. Now you have him and his agenda, which is the hispanizing of America.
Immigration MUST be sharply cutailed before we loose what's left of our freedom.
This country if full and then some; we have enough people as it is.
Interesting graphs....
For the broad scope and broadcasting between the states of these "immigrants" from the southern border mostly I suspect.. is, well... let's say..
It seems to be very well planned.... traveling to other states by penniless folks is impossible... without help of some sort.. except by foot..
Interesting graphs....
For the broad scope and broadcasting between the states of these "immigrants" from the southern border mostly I suspect.. is, well... let's say..
It seems to be very well planned.... traveling to other states by penniless folks is impossible... without help of some sort.. except by foot..
http://www.foxnews.com/video2/player.html?5086&RootStory&Illegals%20Shape%20Congressional%20Makeup&ram-56 Illegal Immigrants Affect Congressional Landscape
Wednesday, November 26, 2003
LOS ANGELES — Even though the law doesn't allow them to vote, illegal immigrants are changing the landscape of the U.S. government — and affecting the census' depiction of the population.
Four states, including California, gained congressional seats because of an immigration increase and nine states, including Montana, either lost or failed to gain seats, according to the Center for Immigration Studies (search).
In California, the 31st District was created after the 2000 Census (search) showed a major population increase, even though nearly half of those living there aren't American citizens.
Democratic Rep. Xavier Becerra (search ), the U.S. congressman for the 31st District, said his constituents still pay taxes and contribute to society.
"An individual doesn't have to be a citizen to pay taxes — you pay taxes if you work in this country, you pay taxes if you purchase something," he said.
But those like Montana's only U.S. congressman, Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg (search ), said the illegal immigrants skew the congressional delegation.
"They cheat us, frankly, and it is the cheating that gives us underrepresentation," he said.