[FreedomFriend]

I also think that it is time for real immigration reform. This includes a ten year moratorium, the elimination of the "Anchor Baby Amenment", the establishment of English as the National Language in Government, the revoking of welfare among illegals, and the enforcement and prosecution against those employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. Furthermore, immigration should be reformed as to where newcomers do not exceed 75,000-100,000 per year, and at least eighty percent should come from the countries of Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.

[Joe Hadenuf]

Why is it that we can think of these common sense solutions, yet we are completely ignored by our so called leaders and politicians? Is there an unspoken agenda here?

[Orion]

I agree with everything you said. We still need to address the race problem in the USA. The status-quo is unacceptable, and the non-whites will always be bellyaching about all the injustices they suffer (like being a net consumer of gov't handouts -vs- taxes, priority admission into universities, disproprotional granting of officer commissions in the military, first in line for every good job in the USA, and looking the other way for the misdeeds they commit).

As long as America is comfortable, America will suffer from a lack of will to thrive in their own culture.

When 50 million yuppies crawl into a corner, suck their thumbs and wonder how they will retire better than their parents, then we can wonder about how to deal with our problems. Until then...

I've got mine...
Don't rock the boat...
I'm so enlightened...

[Sabertooth]

I also think that it is time for real immigration reform. This includes a ten year moratorium, the elimination of the "Anchor Baby Amenment", the establishment of English as the National Language in Government, the revoking of welfare among illegals, and the enforcement and prosecution against those employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens.

What do you say we put the moratorium on hold?

If we focus on the Illegals, I think a lot of things will work themselves out, making a moratorium unecessary.

When we talk about moratoriums, it's too easy to paint us as anti-immigrant. I'm not, and I don't think you are either. I understand the frustration, though... I'm just suggesting that we set our sites on battles we can win fairly quickly.

Victory is a great policy, in any arena.

[WRhine]

I also think that it is time for real immigration reform. This includes a ten year moratorium, the elimination of the "Anchor Baby Amenment", the establishment of English as the National Language in Government, the revoking of welfare among illegals, and the enforcement and prosecution against those employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. Furthermore, immigration should be reformed as to where newcomers do not exceed 75,000-100,000 per year, and at least eighty percent should come from the countries of Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.

Yes, these measures are desperately needed if America is going to retain its sovereignty in the decades ahead.