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You're welcome! This is the hottest of hot button issues. The protesters really should march all the way back to Mexico and STAY THERE. If they can't comprehend the word "illegal," then they sure as heck can't comprehend the bigger word "deportation."

Here's the names of two farmers in Florida who use lots of illegals

Snip: Workers at two of the state's largest farm companies won't be penalized if they take the day off Monday to trek to a huge Orlando rally in support of immigration reforms, company officials said Thursday.

Representatives of A. Duda & Sons Inc. and Taylor & Fulton Farms said they support their workers -- many of whom are in the country illegally -- and the message they are taking to the streets and to Congress.

"We're going to shut down on Monday, all day. Our employees will be free to do what they need to do that day, and they have agreed to work other days to make up the lost time," said Jay Taylor, co-owner of the family-owned Taylor & Fulton Farms, which has about 850 mainly Hispanic laborers, mostly in South Florida.

Home Depot supports LaRaza?

Snip: Home Depot recently announced a partnership with the National Council of La Raza. NCLR is a racist organization dedicated to promoting open borders and illegal immigration. Arthur Blank, the co-founder of the company openly funds and supports the anti-American Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund. This organization actively seeks to subvert American laws on behalf of illegal aliens.

Home Depot flagrantly supports, endorses and encourages the establishment of various day labor centers on their premises throughout this nation. Over 90% of all day laborers entered this country illegally. However, in pursuit of the almighty dollar, Home Depot criminally violates federal laws prohibiting the aiding and abetting of illegal aliens.

Activists involved in La Raza (the Tan Klan) and MALDEF all run in the same racist and separatist circles, with the ultimate goal being the "reconquista" of the Southwestern United States.