..and he's proof of the need in immigration reform ---the whole system needs changing..
Well, we agree on this completely.
We are letting people in here who want the buck, but they don't seem to want to assimilate. It's depressing to say the very least.
The only thing that's worse is being against illegal immigration and then having the open-border nazi's try to paint you as "racist" for it.
I honestly don't think I could envision a worse situation regarding the border/immigration issue. I really don't.
Here's an example of the border situation and immigration:
Biggest woe for border doctors not on agenda
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/874533/posts "the 2000 insurance mix for El Paso was 35 percent uninsured; 33 percent government programs; 32 percent commercial or private pay. In Austin, the insurance mix (for 2000) was 18 percent, uninsured; 13 percent government programs; 69 percent commercial or private pay."
This guy is a hero ----but it doesn't mean there isn't a problem with massive immigration of people who need handouts and that the State of Texas is quickly heading the way of California ----very Socialist. This guy isn't the problem, he learned English, he assimilated which isn't the case for very many. That's why I wouldn't call him a criminal, I don't care if he was an illegal and for many reaons I don't believe every legal is good, every illegal is bad. His sacrifice to this country doesn't change the fact that many are only coming here for what they can take.