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To: BlackElk
So far, 12 million Mexicans are trying to cover the job obligations that might have been covered by for 47 million "Roe vs. Wade" slaughtered American babies.

And those "job obligations" do not consist of "jobs Americans do not want to do" as the oft-repeated mantra by President Bush would have us lulled into believing. Once the illegals (or legals) are here, they will aspire to go after the American dream with a vengeance. You will see (and already do) Mexican immigrants owning businesses and having good-paying jobs outside the agricultural sphere because they work harder than the average U.S. worker born and raised here. The fact is, there have not been enough native-born Americans to prop up our economy, so the government has opened the floodgates to Mexicans. And, the census statistics bear that out. The U.S. just hit 300 million in population, which represents a 100 million increase in just a couple of decades. 85 percent of that 100 million was not due to new births, but to immigration.

78 posted on 10/27/2006 9:39:43 AM PDT by XR7
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To: XR7; MattinNJ
Columnist Ruben Navarette recently asked the question: Whatever happened to all those hard-working decent folks who did not mind getting their hands dirty for modest wages, put in an honest day's work for an honest day's wage, brought their paychecks home to support their families, made their kids toe the line and brought them up to be the right kind of people?

He answered his own question by saying: Don't look now but they are coming up across our Southern border from Mexico.

God bless you and yours.

101 posted on 10/27/2006 11:37:32 AM PDT by BlackElk (Dean of Discipline of the Tomas de Torquemada Gentlemen's Club)
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