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To: texlok
"Until you can present a serious argument about how to get rid of illegal aliens without taking away our freedoms and privacy and turning us into a police state, your arguments will fall on deaf ears."

It is very easy to get rid of them using no new laws and being no more intrusive than the government is now. Citizens have to present a birth certificate and proof of residency to put their kids in government schools. Criminal aliens don't. Enforce the law and when a criminal alien brings his kid for the "free" education arrest them both and deport them.

When they catch an employer working criminal aliens use the RICO laws to confiscate the business and anything the owner bought with his illegal profits. If it is a homeowner employing a criminal alien to do yard work or house work, take their house under RICO.

They should start the program by confiscating Tyson Foods. Under RICO they don't have to prove anything the company has to prove they are not guilty. Take down Tyson Foods and maybe confiscate a few homes and nobody would be willing to hire the criminals.

Demand proof of citizenship for any welfare or taxpayer funded service and that will get the rest.

No new laws no stopping people to check their papers. Just verification of employment records and positive ID for welfare and the problem is solved. It wouldn't even take an act of Congress. The laws are already on the books.

158 posted on 04/09/2002 1:59:26 PM PDT by SUSSA
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To: SUSSA
I agree with a lot of what you said (and you presented the most valid argument/way of enforcing existing laws without turning us into a police state), but I found a problem :

If it is a homeowner employing a criminal alien to do yard work or house work, take their house under RICO

That wipes out a lot of political appointee nominees right there. Oh wait, would that be a bad thing? ;-)

159 posted on 04/09/2002 4:45:18 PM PDT by texlok
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