Illegal Immigration is Illegal in the USA

Canada free Press ^ | 27 April 2010 | JB Williams

[K-oneTexas]

Contrary to popular belief, the word “immigration” does not appear anywhere in the US Constitution, which raises the question of whether or not the “immigration” issue is an enumerated power of the Federal government, constitutionally speaking.

The term “naturalization” does appear in the US Constitution however, under Article I – Section VIII – Clause IV – which assigns the federal government via the Legislative Branch, the power – “To establish a uniform Rule of Naturalization;” – a legal means and method by which immigrants can gain access to U.S. citizenship via an organized and controlled naturalization process.

But shall we take a look at Mexico’s immigration laws (http://www.canadafreepress.com/2007/lillpop022707.htm) to determine if their laws are more “fair” than ours?

What are the states supposed to do when the federal government fails? Go down with the ship?

Good for Arizona… It’s about time they took a stand!

[massgopguy]

USC 8 Section 1325

[Travis McGee]

Article 4 Section 4 of the Constitution does mandate that the federal govt should protect the states from invasion.

Does't a peasant army of 500,000 in one state constitute an invasion?

What would it take to get the fedgov to perform its basic duty?

[yorkie]

Thank you for this article. GOOD read - and to the point!

[AuntB]

BTT!

Sign the Tea Party Petition! 26637 Signatures so far!

I am in support of Arizona’s new Immigration Law, and believe in the right of each state to protect its own citizens from the effects of illegal immigration.

Step One: Sign the petition.

http://www.teapartypatriots.org/ImmigrationPetition/Default.aspx

Step Two: Share with everyone on your Facebook pages.
Step Three: Use the ‘I Support Arizona’ image on your Facebook and Twitter profiles.

[HiJinx]

Ping!

The Canadians have this figured out...