I just had a vision. 'The Bride' doing to Congress what she did in the Nightclub in KB2.
(the final showdown would be with San Fran Nan)
Posted on 06/23/2007 6:54:12 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
This thing needs to be killed alive!
(that was a term a Chinese friend used for “gruesome murder”)
I just had a vision. 'The Bride' doing to Congress what she did in the Nightclub in KB2.
(the final showdown would be with San Fran Nan)
This is a necessary requirement...has he learned nothing from pre-9/11 that gov't agencies that deal with our security in any form MUST share intelligence?
Surprise, surprise, surprise----who knew ol' Chertoff was even awake----never mind knowing that these invaders FOR YEARS have used forged documents to undermine democracy and turn our Nation into a corrupt hellhole (like the ones from which they emanate).
When will this overseer of US security realize FOR YEARS our entire system of voting has been compromised by these invaders buying/using forged documents to register to vote.
With the vote, they can raid the US Treasury for endless government benefits for themselves and their endless string of illegal children and relatives.
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Illegal Immigrants Will Receive Welfare Under Senate Bill: Setting the Record Straight
www.heritage.org ^ | June 18, 2007 | Robert E. Rector
FR Posted on 06/18/2007 by dennisw
In criticizing recent Heritage Foundation research on the cost of low-skill immigration and amnesty, proponents of the Senate immigration legislation (S. 1348), including Administration spokesmen, have falsely claimed that the proposal would not give illegal immigrants access to the U.S. welfare system.
While provisions of the Senate bill would delay illegal immigrants' access to welfare for several years, over time nearly all amnesty recipients would be offered legal permanent residence and access to more than 60 federal means-tested welfare programs.
Specifically, Z visa holders would immediately be given Social Security numbers and would begin earning entitlement to Social Security and Medicare (which are not means-tested welfare programs).
Some ten to thirteen years after enactment, amnesty recipients would begin to gain access to a wide variety of means-tested welfare programs, such as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, public housing, and Food Stamps. The amnesty process under S.1348, and the different stages of the process at which amnesty recipients become eligible for different government benefits, are precisely described in "Amnesty Will Cost U.S. Taxpayers at Least $2.6 Trillion."
Got my call last night, and the earful followed. Between all the "But.."s and "I know.."s, I squeezed in my displeasure with Jorge Arbusto and the RINO's of Congress. After saying that I was strongly considering changing my affiliation to Independent, I hung up.
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If this comes to a vote we'll really see where everyone stands on amnesty.
No, Senator Kyl, we aren't interested in your "responses" because you lied before and we will NEVER trust any of you again.
What you need to do is DEMONSTRATE enforcement of current laws for a significant period. Then we can talk.
Kyl said today the Menendez amendment would ``substantially upset the rather delicately balanced merit-based point system.''
Senator Kyl has publically stated that he would remove his support from the bill if certain amendments were added. The best thing he could do for himself would be to seize upon any amendment(s) available and declare that to be his out on supporting the bill.
Remember, Senator Kyl, we understand that a vote for cloture is a vote for the bill no matter how you vote on the bill itself.
You signed the Recall provision. Ask Gray Davis if you think it couldn't happen to you.
``This is a delicate balance. The wheels could come off,’’ said Mississippi Senator Trent Lott, the Senate’s No. 2 Republican.
Trent’s #2 all right.
“Bond’s plan ``would probably be a deal killer.’’”
Ah yes, Mr. Bond, “OO7”, a LICENSE TO KILL. Good hunting.
SECURE THE BORDERS FIRST!
in NJ ~ the lib/dems have not done enough to destroy this state!!!!
now menendez wants to do for the USA what he and the lib/dems have done to NJ!!!!
this bill MUST be killed!!!!
the no cajones republicans with their leader jorge bush must NOT go along with fat ted kennedy and his minions that will bring down the US!!!!
Our Sen. Smith (R-OR) is proposing a separate bill that would tell employers if name and SSN do not match, then no deduction of wages. No job, no reason to come here. This is a proposal that Lars Larson has been pushing as it was first proposed by one of the House members 4 years ago (forgot his name, sorry.) Smith is looking for a Dem co-sponsor right now. Simple concept that most folks can understand. Hopefully this will be an alternative that the Senate can find attractive.
dog-and-pony show/smoke-and-mirrors
Don’t let the phony sputtering & outrage by Dims and RINOs take you in. They will continue to `piss and moan’, but it’s all just show business.
Once the treasonous sin-ators have succeeded in following their masters’ orders, and are successful in selling the USA by granting amnesty to illegal aliens, any onerous enforcement provisions will be ignored, just like current immigration laws.
I have called seven senators about cloture this am, the response...”you have been forwarded to an automated mail center, the mailbox of senator so and so, is full. Goodbye”
We have written to our senators many times - they are McCain & Kyl - bummer..I know but when my husband called the GOP to remove our name from their membership roles, the nice young gal told us that she had removed several names the day before! :-)
“Procedural snares and ``killer’’ amendments threaten to disrupt the fragile coalition in the Senate that’s holding together the most sweeping overhaul of U.S. immigration policy since 1986.”
F the amendments. Kill the BILL!
>> my husband called the GOP to remove our name from their membership roles
Same here. I removed my name from all email lists which are a complete waste of bytes, and I’m working on removal from mail lists.
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