[laweeks]

The children of illegals must have been brought here before

I don't care how old they have to be . . . are they illegal or not? . . . If so, why the holy hell are they not being rounded up and deported? What's the argument?

Americans have much easier residency requirements than illegals

Well, of course . . . they're American citizens!

[hocndoc]

You claimed that illegals were getting “preferential” treatment. Of course, they’re not.

The reason they are not deported is because the federal courts have forbidden it.

http://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=12010798883027065807&hl=en&as_sdt=2&as_vis=1&oi=scholarr

Back in 1982, the US Supreme Court ruled on attempts in Texas to either keep the children of illegals out of the schools or charge them tuition. The Supreme Court forbids all school districts from even noticing when a child is illegal. Every child is supposed to have a Social Security number, but somehow illegals don’t need one. They get school based health care, free meals, and that free education.

[Azzurri]

1. Declare there will be no amnesty for illegal aliens...period...they must return to their home country and apply for legal immigration,
2. Build the fence and secure the border air tight,
3. Mandatory jail terms for employers hiring illegal workers,
4. Those who did not self-deport who are later apprehended and deported lose all future possibility of applying for legal immigration,
5. End birthright citizenship for children of illegals, tourists, and temporary workers

Problem solved. The problem is that I can never trust Perry to implement even one of the above steps, based on his past statements and actions. Heck, I don't trust ANY of the candidates to implement this sort of action and that's why I'm finding this election season very frustrating.