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To: TomGuy

This is very true. I have family in law enforcement, and the police in certain cities are simply not permitted to report these things. Nor, for example, could schools or hospitals report them, if they come into contact with such people.

One of the things I keep saying is that if you want to reduce illegal immigration, get after your very own local or state government, because they are the ones who are promoting measures that undo anything the Federal government could do. They make it easy and attractive for people to get in and stay and benefit.


37 posted on 05/09/2007 4:30:51 PM PDT by livius
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To: livius
get after your very own local or state government

Oklahoma just took a giant leap in addressing the problem of illegals. Maybe other states will follow, en masse.

Oklahoma Governor Signs Sweeping Immigration Reform Bill(Henry just doing the job Bush won't do.)
  Posted by kellynla
On News/Activism 05/09/2007 4:46:50 PM CDT · 6 replies · 239+ views


Houston Chronicle ^ | May 9, 2007, | TIM TALLEY
OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Brad Henry signed an immigration bill Tuesday that tightens employment standards to prevent illegal immigrants from finding work. Henry called the legislation, passed overwhelmingly by the House and Senate, a stopgap measure to deal with an illegal immigration problem that is the responsibility of the federal government. "States can take some actions on their own, but until the U.S. Congress enacts a comprehensive, national immigration policy, citizens will see little progress on this issue," he said. The measure requires state and local agencies to verify the citizenship and immigration status of applicants for state or local...

45 posted on 05/09/2007 4:44:59 PM PDT by TomGuy
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