Posted on 04/27/2005 1:20:41 PM PDT by Charlesj
Maybe we should start thinking of Sensenbrenner for Pres. at least he seems consistent.
I can tell you from experience that it is tougher for a 16 year old teenager to get their DL in Tennessee than for an ILLEGAL ALIEN.
You know, Heaven forbid we ever get hit again like 911, but I am beginning to think that something like that is the only thing that will wake people up to the dangers posed by this type of insanity - open borders, drivers liscenses for all comers, etc...
U have come to the conclusion that NYC was hit because it is full of rude and obnoxious people, who could care less about the rest of the united states
Unfortunately the odds are we will get again, how will th epoliticians appease the American people, or will they be able to and still hold onto their offices?
In large part because all had entered the country legally.
I don't at all support driver's licenses for illegal aliens, but the other side's argument is that the 9/11 hijackers were not illegals, so what good would it have done if a law prohibiting licenses for illegals had been in place at the time?
IOW, if we don't want documentation given to illegals, let's just say so, not somehow contrive to tie it to 9/11 and homeland security.
I mena, why not just say, "We don't need any more wetbacks"?
I will probably be voting for Tom Tancredo since, even ignoring the terrorism aspect, I believe the flooding of illegals into this country is the greatest danger we face. The costs for schooling, hospitals, jailing, etc. in California alone is about 10 billion a year. Different language, in which most are illiterate anyway, plus culture with the negatives of corruption acceptability and no emphasis on education and poor as dirt and millions of new poor babies....For my money, Bush has outspent any Democrat, is a one-worlder like his daddy, and is a traitor on this subject. But don't mention his wanting to mental health screen all our schoolchildren or I'll really get mad.
Well, that's what I've said for a year. A sufficient portion of the American public still doesn't "get it."
"I can tell you from experience that it is tougher for a 16 year old teenager to get their DL in Tennessee than for an ILLEGAL ALIEN."
I remember going to the testing station in West Nashville to get fingerprinted for my CCW. I have never met a conglomeration of more surly half-wits in my life. They give you the impression they are doing you a favor just to let you in the building. Or maybe it was just the ones I was dealing with.
Must just be West Nashville. My sons all got their DL's in Lebanon where Tennessee State Troopers administer the tests. They are all neatly dressed and professional, and kind, but firm.
Illegal immigration is totally our of control, and the White House could care less about the American people. The only thing they care about is cheap labor, and to hell with the American public.
This is the "Two-Party Cartel" owned & run by the elites who don't ever have the peoples interest ahead of theirs. If it weren't for talk radio & this Internet they so-called conservatives would be rolling with the dems on all issues. It is only us pushing these robots that we get a fair hearing. Now after Frist takes a hit it will be , let's say, Santorum, then another & another. This game has been played for decades.
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"Illegal immigration is totally our of control, and the White House could care less about the American people. The only thing they care about is cheap labor, and to hell with the American public."
ditto bump
This is an old article. Real ID was removed to try to stop other amendments.
Real ID is part of the bill.
Yesterday, minority leader Reid said the dems will not try to stop it.
Bush has endorsed passage of Real ID numerous times.
You are a hoax.
You're an idiot, Benny. Bush is the hoax. The article was printed today, jerk.
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