Posted on 09/30/2011 4:36:48 PM PDT by mdittmar
Methinks he’s talking about your gubnor and the ‘turnstiles’ installed at your borders......
Start spreading the word to the rest of the country. We have an effective set of laws here.
Now we know how to take ‘em down.
I don't understand how someone could be so dismissive of a law that causes people to self deport and takes strain off resources that they don't pay for.
VA’s had some tough laws for a while now, so all the illegals have moved to Maryland, home of sanctuary cities and counties. Works for me. Wish I never had to go to MD, and do so as rarely as possible.
>>Only the Feds have the power to detain and/or deport.<<
True dat, but states hold the power of welfare, food assistance, and driving privileges.
Without cash, without EBT and the good chance of being jailed for Driving without a license, can make one move to greener pastures, tout de suite.
That’s what we call “self-deporting” and works the same for Alabama.
Even though we play Bama tomorrow, today I’ll say, “Roll Tide.”
All I am doing is pointing out that this is a toothless law.
Obama is suing Alabama over a toothless law.
All that is happening is Federal money and Alabama state money is being spent on a law that accomplishes NOTHING.
But feel free to blame Rick Perry.
I am sure it must be his fault.
Oh!
I thought it was a national border.
Au Contraire Mon Freeper. It accomplishes plenty. Causing these illegals to self-extricate themselves from the local state and federal teat in Alabama gives back choice and freedom to Alabamans - a damn good thing. Were it only so across the rest of this nation.
The country is dividing up into producers and takers.
Calif, sadly is in the latter category.
The productive folks will continue to migrate.
Tell them all to go to Texas...
The anxiety has become so intense that the superintendent in one of the state's largest cities, Huntsville, went on a Spanish-language television show Thursday to try to calm widespread worries.
"In the case of this law, our students do not have anything to fear," Casey Wardynski said in halting Spanish. He urged families to send students to class and explained that the state is only trying to compile statistics.
Police, he insisted, were not getting involved in schools.
It is, and I sympathize with you. But when you have a state governor and a legislature that panders to the legal hispanic citizenry to give away cheap educations to illegals, you create what is affectionately called an “attractive nuisance”... much the same as a homeowner in a subdivision installing a pool or a trampolene in their backyard with NO FENCE! It INVITES intrusion by passers by (children/illegals) and becomes a hazard to health, safety and well-being. It is National, but Texas isn’t helping. Take a clue from Arizona why don’t you.
Don't be so heartless.
It does plenty....you’re rebuttal to me was how Adminstrators and police offices had to assuage feelings among illegals that “it did nothing”.....
These people are uneducated and ignorant and sapping our life’s blood from our children. We don’t have endless supplies of money! We simply cannot afford to cure the world’s ills on our nickel any more.
The response from ‘establishment’? It don’t matter to you illegals...why in the hell would they do this? Precisely the reasons I gave before! Federal Money! More students, more money. More students, more free breakfast, lunch and dinner. More students, more taxes levied......why can’t you people see this....all because you don’t want to be seen as ‘heartless’......tell that to you grandchildren when they’re forced to learn what little they can in Spanish....
These include Kansas (passed with a Republican supermajority in both houses), Nebraska (non-partisan, but with a supermajority of members who were otherwise Republicans), and Utah (again, with a dual supermajority of Republicans), New York (split control), Oklahoma (Republican House and even split in the Senate), as well as Illinois, Washington, and Wisconsin (Democratic simple majority in both houses), California, New Mexico.
Now you may be thinking to yourself, if only four states have prohibited state universities from considering undocumented students as residents, and eight have specifically permitted it, what about the other thirty-eight? They have not legislated on the matter at all. What is not prohibited is allowed.
Get lost.
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