Mexican wave

The Spectator (U.K.) ^ | 06/04/05 | Peter Brimelow

[Dont_Tread_On_Me_888]

Not familiar with VDARE; it looks like an anti-immigration site.

Let me correct that for you--it is an anti-illegal alien site, an anti-invade America site, an "anti-politicans are not doing a damn thing about the war and the invasion from the south" site, etc.

[rdb3]

Not familiar with VDARE; it looks like an anti-immigration site.

Don't get me started on sites like that.

[jpsb]

George Bush and the GOP and murdering the nation and it's citizens by allowing/encouraging massive migration by a people that have no desire to become Americans, they are here for our money and when enough of them are here they will take whatever they want and there will be very little the conquered native US citizen will be able to do about it.

We are being invaded, Impeach Bush for adding and abetting the destruction of the usa. Why are borders important in Iraq but not here in our country?

[little jeremiah]

BTTT. Add to that the fact that tremendous numbers of immigrants - legal and illegal - fill our prisons, commit crimes, use emergency rooms, and are some of the biggest dope dealers, meth especially.

If it doesn't turn around, we won't recognize this country or want to live in it in a short while.

I am NOT a racist. If people want to move here, let them follow the process and eliminate all losers, AIDS patients, other sick people, and criminals.

[andyk]

Operation Wetback (Wow!)

The resulting Operation Wetback, a national reaction against illegal immigration, began in Texas in mid-July 1954. Headed by the commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization Service, Gen. Joseph May Swing, the United States Border Patrol aided by municipal, county, state, and federal authorities, as well as the military, began a quasimilitary operation of search and seizure of all illegal immigrants. Fanning out from the lower Rio Grande valley, Operation Wetback moved northward. Illegal aliens were repatriated initially through Presidio because the Mexican city across the border, Ojinaga, had rail connections to the interior of Mexico by which workers could be quickly moved on to Durango. A major concern of the operation was to discourage reentry by moving the workers far into the interior.

[Malesherbes]

The Dims want cheap votes; the Repubs (country club division) want cheap labor. So nothing will be done, and in 2050 we will have a population of 500,000,000, over half of non-European extraction. Whether you think this is a good thing or not, it will be a country unrecognizable to today's Americans. I won't be around to see it, and I thank my lucky stars that I was born when I was born.

[Vicomte13]

France just voted against this very thing, and the intendant loss of jobs.

That was REALLY what the referendum in France was all about. Americans have been talking about socialism in describing the French vote. But in France, the talk has been about jobs (along with the usual grousing over confusion, length, etc., of course)

[FierceKulak]

Very important. Seems very sensible to me.

[oceanagirl]

Actually, over on DU (I know, I know), immigration is a very contentious issue. Quite a few of them are against illegal immigration and there's a tech contingent that doesn't like H-1Bs. The supporters talk about jobs and wages, and sometimes culture; the opponents call the supporters racists no matter what the argument.

[elbucko]

Mass immigration was unleashed by the 1965 Immigration Act.

And this act, began in the Kennedy Administration and signed in the Johnson Administration as another great liberal idea, was actually intended to encourage more Asian immigration, not Mexican. Now, with bizarre court decisions that allows anyone who can crap to enter the United States, the melting pot, the diversity stew, has become nothing but garbage.

[blackie]

Protect our borders and coastlines from all foreign invaders!

Be Ever Vigilant!

Minutemen Patriots ~ Bump!

[elbucko]

On a related note, we also might try putting pressure on the Mexicans to change the way they govern themselves so that a bloated government that is filled with corruption doesn't stifle the economic activity that would otherwise be occurring if they had a liberalized economy.

Oh dream on! Why should the ruling oligarchy of Mexico change the status quo?

[skeeter]

the opponents call the supporters racists no matter what the argument.

Well theres one thing FR has in common with DU.

[saxxet]

God Bless the Minutemen! Doing the job our Congress or President will not do.

[freeangel]

I guess I'm glad I won't be around in another 100 years. It seems it will be the Mexicans who will be fighting the muslims.

[freeangel]

Our forebearers came to this country and made it on their own. They didn't have their hands out(read demand) government services like health care, food, child care licenses, the "right" to vote, etc. They came here for the opportunity to make it on their own and contribute to American society.

[webloafer]

YES, and I know what would happen if a poor citizen like myself tried to enter the White House without being ask in.
These 'undocumented workers' as the politicans say, are UNWANTED GUESTS IN MY HOUSE. USA IS MY HOUSE.If the government won't stop them at the border, at least allow us to hunt them in the other states and send them to work camps to work for the money it will take to fly them back.
Unwanted guests folks that is what they are. Start fighting back, it may be too late, but I'm not going to allow my country to become part of Mexico. I like it the way it is. But then again,As far as I am concerned, give them California. But fight for Texas.
MILLIONS OF UNWANTED, UNINVITED GUESTS, TRESPASSERS, LAW BREAKING, DISEASE SPREADING, TERRORIST HELPING UNINVITED GUESTS. I AM SICK OF IT.

[saxxet]

Amen brother. Let it be. I will be there in October!

[saxxet]

I am not a registered minuteman yet but my heart is with them. I am goin I guarantee it. I will keep you guys updated.