[Mike Fieschko]

Librado Romero/The New York Times

Dave Drew, picketing at Horseblock Road and North Ocean Avenue, is among many in Farmingville who have taken to the streets in protest.

[Iron Eagle]

The Times article mentions the town of Freehold New Jersey. The story of illegal immigration in this landlocked town of only 1.6 square miles is AMAZING. The town has become a foreign outpost of illegal aliens. It is a work camp for illegals sanctioned by the U.S. Government. In 10 years, illegals have changed the entire population, flooded the schools, and overwhelmed services. Nowhere is the cost and impact more compelling. Because of the size and population of this small town, it is easy to measure the impact of the illegal invasion.

Freehold, a completely developed town for the last 50 years, has seen a constant population of 10-11K over that period. Now, it is estimated that 4K illegals live in the town. In an article in the local paper, the schools have seen almost 400 new school age children in ten years! 1,000 to 1,4000.

For those still wondering about the impact of illegal immigration, the Story of Freehold New Jersey, is a story that needs to be told.

[Dante3]

While Hispanics makeup the majority of illegal aliens. Let's not forget the Russian Mafia, the Bangledashis, Indonesians.

Monday a week ago 26 persons, most of them Indonesians who had been granted amnesty, were arrested for assisting thousnds of Indonesian immigrants to apply for asylum and obtain false IDs. Investigators also came across nearly 1,900 fradulent residency certifications prepared for Indonesian immigrants.

[valkyrieanne]

They need to pass some zoning and occupancy permit laws in these communities, and *enforce* them.

[adam_az]

I grew up in Kings Park.

Moved out west, and I'll never move back!

We have metric tons of illegals here in AZ - but it still beats the hell out of New York.

[Baraonda]

These people should be rounded up and deported to their third world countries.

Although I don't live in Long Island, I know exactly what this article is talking about. I have lots and lots of relatives in Suffolk County (Mastic Beach, Sherley) and have seen with my own eyes huddled masses of illegal aliens under bridges and overpsasses. Even here in my local town hordes of illegal aliens are in a few select locations. I see them daily. Often I slow down and they all come flocking to my car asking: "Trabajo? Trabajo?"

Lots of stories here.

The latest this past summer. We had people doing some repair and caulking work in my building with those hanging scaffoldings. One afternoon I opened the door to my bedroom and find two workers calking my window and my air-conditioning sleeve. One guy standing on the scaffold, and the other straddling on my window with one leg inside my room. The window was open, but the screen was closed. They must have opened the screen, and who knows entered my room too. Nothing was missing, thank God. Spoke to them briefly - both of them illegal aliens from Honduras. The term they used to describe their illegal status: "Sin papeles." One of them even had the galls to ask me if he could live with me, that he was a good cook and such.

I know people here looking for minimum-wage jobs, but it's getting impossible to employ this American-born citizens as all low-paying jobs have been taken by third world illegal aliens. I know, I speak to these illegals almost daily. Time to deport them to where they came from and make sure that they stay there.

[junta]

And when deported the illegals have to take two immigration racketeers with them.