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To: kabar
Strict enforcement of immigration laws, combined with deportation of some illegals, voluntary or not, and curbing even relatively low risk immigration from India and East Asia are important measures that would change the demographics. Disincentives to additional children to welfare mothers would be another measure that would help. The Justice Department must investigate corrupt voting practices in major cities from New York to Los Angeles, and indict officials who have manipulated the vote count. Congress must require standards for Federal elections that establish mandatory voter IDs, the use of paper ballots, and independent third party accounting of the results.
115 posted on 12/01/2016 9:07:24 AM PST by Wallace T.
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To: Wallace T.
Strict enforcement of immigration laws, combined with deportation of some illegals, voluntary or not, and curbing even relatively low risk immigration from India and East Asia are important measures that would change the demographics.

We need to curb LEGAL IMMIGRATION, i.e., declare a moratorium. We bring in 1.1 million legal permanent immigrants a year along with 640,000 legal guest workers annually. Since 1990 35 million LEGAL PERMANENT IMMIGRANTS, equivalent to the population of Canada, have entered this country. Immigrants and their children drive 80% of the population growth. We have just had three of the four highest decades of immigration in our history.

In 1970 one out 21 was foreign born; today, it is a little less than one in 8, the highest in 105 years; and by 2023 it will be one in 7, the highest in history. In 1970 there were 9.7 million foreign born; today it is over 42 million.


121 posted on 12/01/2016 11:24:25 AM PST by kabar
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