[I see my hands]

"You may not have access to our elected officials, but they do"

I think that's a good idea. The pols are used to the heat and mostly disregard it. Those in the support structure are not.

When I have a complaint with a company rather than opt for the Director of Complaints' voice mail I let his secretary have it. He listens to the complaint line every day, it's like water off a ducks back to him. But the director will pay much attention to his distraught admin.

They illegals are here and we the American people want them gone. Maybe we shouldn't be putting so much energy into a government solution.

If we don't want them here then make them uncomfortable here. When is the last time you told someone sternly to speak English? Have you asked the laborers toiling around your home if they are legal?

As usual it's up to the American people and so far all we've been doing (save for activists like the Minute Men) is begging politicians. politicians.

[FReepapalooza]

I’m all for making them feel uncomfortable. In fact I was musing at the fact that I have never seen an anti-ILLEGAL immigration bumper sticker, magnet, or sign anywhere. I think people are “afraid” to do this. I mean it’s not exactly PC. But, why don’t we, the people, do something? Anyone have any ideas?

[Politicalmom]

I am having all the windows on our house replaced AND a new roof, courtesy of a hailstorm. I told both companies I will not tolerate illegals on my property.

Now, if this horror is beaten, how do we start fighting back? Is there anything we can do about voter fraud? Are we allowed to get the lists and search for deceased voters?