[dennisw]

 

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[A CA Guy]

Build your own walls.

YOU CAN DO IT!

[Madeleine Ward]

Is it time to assemble state militias and secure the state borders?

[AdamSelene235]

Damn I'm tired of sending $30,000 a year to a bunch of FedGov morons who lack the spine to address the nation's problems.

[Rakkasan1]

paging presidential wannabe Governor Pawlenty...
We can try if the Congress won't.

[freedumb2003]

The backlash starts.

Schadenfreude -- it's what's for Disyunos.

[GOP Poet]

At the same time, though, some states are moving in the other direction -- making life easier for immigrants, legal or otherwise. In April, Nebraska's legislature overrode a gubernatorial veto to offer in-state college tuition rates to the children of illegal immigrants. Nine other states have formally authorized tuition breaks for undocumented immigrants, and many public universities employ a "don't ask, don't tell" policy for graduates of high schools in the states.

I am wondering which states does anyone know?

This is the direction we need to push our California Govenor. I am just concerned about paying duplicate taxes to pay for all things supporting illegals and then all things protecting us against.

Boy these illegals sure take up a lot of our country's time and money that could be better spent on roadways and any other way we see fit as citizens. Or maybe we could have it back in our pockets. They may be cheap labor for business, but not for the rest of us. That is FUR SURE!

[Soul Seeker]

Another bill would require police to check the citizenship of anyone stopped for a traffic offense.

This will appeal to everyone that has been the victim of a traffic accident with an uninsured driver, or fears that occurence. [IF] enforced it'll keep more illegals off the streets in uninsured vehicles. Judging by reports of Cali traffic on Monday, may make the commutes shorter as well.

At the same time, though, some states are moving in the other direction -- making life easier for immigrants, legal or otherwise. In April, Nebraska's legislature overrode a gubernatorial veto to offer in-state college tuition rates to the children of illegal immigrants. Nine other states have formally authorized tuition breaks for undocumented immigrants, and many public universities employ a "don't ask, don't tell" policy for graduates of high schools in the states. Maryland and Virginia lawmakers considered proposals to crack down on illegal immigrants in their recently concluded legislative sessions, but none passed.

Freepers from Nebraska, state of Al Quida's favorite Hagel, and the up for election Nelson, Maryland and Virginia need to have a word with their legislators. BTW, I'm from the land of Osama lovin' Murray so I make the crack about Hagel with the long sufferance of one that can "feel your pain". Except nebraska is more conservative and with an election this fall in the Senate it's time to get a committment from the Republican challenger on the issue. Has one been made that is believable? Not sure where Steele falls on this in Maryland.