[stopem]

"As marchers began demanding “rights” for illegals in cities across the nation, the debate quickly turned ugly. Many found themselves afraid to criticize for fear of being falsely labeled racist.

Oh you mean waving the mexican flag by the bunch of illegal invader protestors wasn't RACIST?? Hmmmmm can you say double standard?

[P-40]

Many found themselves afraid to criticize for fear of being falsely labeled racist.

A misplaced fear. To be accused of racism is kind of a non-event due to it being such a common event.

[EagleUSA]

One of the problems facing this nation is the will to fight. To fight for what is RIGHT FOR AMERICA. I am sick and tired of apologists and excuse-makers, of wimpy, pandering politicians only concerned with short-term votes and personal empowerment.

This country needs strong, conservative leadership. And we are in real trouble presetly due to a complete lack of it.

[GarySpFc]

Rather than expecting Americans to compensate for poor management in some economically disadvantaged countries, wouldn’t it be more productive for these churches to use their considerable clout to demand basic human rights in the immigrants’ homeland?

The church would rather show their Christian compassion with other people's money. It seems to me all of their compassion is for the illegals (evil), while they show none for the good people trying to immigrate here legally. They love evil far more than good. I get the distinct impression these individuals are the same ones who wanted compassion for Barabbas and none for Christ.

[Thombo2]

"We are a nation without leadership on this issue."Well stated and sooo true.Maybe a handfull of people in DC are sincerely willing to confront the problem of illegal immigration.The rest(majority)are concerned more with political correctness,pandering to constituents,and of course re-election.At some point action will have to be taken.I feel were on the verge of losing our identity as a society.