[Old Phone Man]

12 years ago my wife and I lived in Arlington VA. In what we thought was a decent apartment building..We had them living next door to us!!During the summer time they would sit out on their deck (about 10 feet from our bedroom window) and party hard til dawn, then a second batch of them would sit out there all day...we had non stop noise and drunken behavior...After we complained to managment and nothing happened, we broke our lease and moved out...

We moved to another apartment building and a family of them was living in a house across the street. The cops were there all the time, day and night..The Beaners played their music as loud as they could all night. That area of Arlington is now dominated by them...

We finally bought a house in a small town in PA. Now the town’s churches are bringing them in here in droves...
We figure in time some good samaritan will buy a house for a family of them in our area, or better yet the Government will give them low cost loans...Them I don’t know what we will do......
They ruined the Mission district in San Francisco..I know because I was born there, now you take your life in your hands when you go out at night.. I left there 12 years ago and went back about 6 years ago..Mission Street looks like a street in the Bronx now....Any way, I’m rambling..

We have been sold out by the rotten politicians as far as immigration goes... They have more respect for them than they do us!!

[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

Makes me wonder if the only safe places will be in gated communites and inside locked compounds. Pity those of us who can’t.

[kabar]

There is a great internal migration going on in America as mostly white Americans flee the coastal megalopolises and go to the Heartland. Their places are being taken by immigrants, legal and illegal." About one in every 8 people resident in America today is foreign born.

[Nea Wood]

Americans have turned into a nation of fleeing people...fleeing illegal immigration. Californians have moved to other Western states, only to see the problem follow them. People move farther out into the suburbs, enduring longer commutes to their jobs, only to have the problem follow them. I wish I had a dime for every time I’ve heard, “Boy, the neighborhood I grew up in was a nice, clean, safe area when I was a kid, but when I went back recently, it was a filthy, dangerous barrio!”

What happens when there’s no place left to flee?