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>Because of the internationalists who view migration as a >way to break down the soveriegnty of nations, our politics >have become international.
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This is the real agenda of the left on immigration. Every illegal immigrant is a tax on the capitalist society. Depending on the country then enter, they might have to be granted legal representation, housing, spending money, ad nauseam. Each immigrant taxes the evil capitalist system.

Note the usual camoflage of terms, the same way Communism was re-branded as 'progressive', turning back illegal aliens is branded as 'contrary to human rights', because, of course, the capitalists owe these poor down-trodden noble peasant farmers their 'human rights'. This is the same old Marxist theme of 're-distribution' of wealth. Never any mention of the fact that they do not have any 'human rights' in their own country because some despot has confiscated them. Hey - and don't think that eliminating the despots who are doing this is a worthwhile course of action, because this would not tax capitalism like illegal immigration, it would advance it, the enemy of their enemy being their friend. This would increase the grip of the imperialists on the-left-within.

Illegal immigration is the worst kind of addition to the economy. Well-managed, organised, labor importation to meet the needs of the economy is highly advantageous (to the capitalists).

Illegal immigration is sometimes re-branded as 'asylum seeking' to make out the capitalists are turning away poor innocent victims but an 'asylum seeker' is someone with the KGB ten minutes behind him and a lot of intelligence to give us. Not someone fleeing the bankrupt poverty of Bucharest or Sophia. Anyone who really did have the KGB ten minutes behind them would be happy with been given protection on the inside of a labor camp. But amazingly, they want a government-provided lawyer, government-provided housing and government-provided spending money, and tend to dissappear back to where they came from if they don't get it. Does not sound like any asylum seeker I ever met. Personally, I would have hired the DDR's border guard organisation, lock, stock and barrel.