[JaimeD2]

Yes, I am suggesting that churches may not have to obey federal laws. All laws against the innate rights of mankind are null and void, and charitable giving by religious organizations has long been understood to be inviolate. When a man is poor and hungry, a church will feed him, regardless of his immigration status, because many believe it their duty to ease suffering wherever they see it. That kind of compassion is above the jurisdiction of governments.

If you don't like illegal immigrants, then have the INS wait outside the church property and nab people approaching it - assuming they can get a judge to authorize warrants against them. But the answer isn't to jail people of faith for giving out food and water. If that's the avenue you want to go down, you're going to have to justify imprisoning a lot more people than one bishop.

[Tancredo Fan]

It's folks like you who put BS before our sovreignty who are responsible for the millions of illegal alien sponges squatting in this country today. These pests are sucking state treasuries dry like ticks, and it's high time that they be ejected. Get a clue.

Anybody who aids and abets an illegal alien deserves nothing less than arrest and prosecution, amigo.

[Tancredo Fan]

I'll bet you're a supporter of that vile Pima Couny communist Raul Grijalva, too. Am I right?