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Yes, completely. As a first generation American, I have long been angered by the favoritism shown the illegals. If people who TRULY have been persecuted will do anything to reach our shores, including waiting many years, why should people be allowed to jump ahead in line for "economic reasons"? Not only that, they immediately use our social services, something my family never did.

And the brainwashed people on these threads who claim the illegals are "hard-working" make me physically nauseous. So are many other people, but we are not criminal invaders who have literally trashed and ghetto-ized America, demanded more "rights," and closed hospitals.

Along with Senator Hayakawa, I agreed English should be the official language. Too bad the people have little to no power left in this country. If there were another conservative country left in the world similar to what the U.S. used to be like 40 years ago, I'd be there now.

And the brainwashed people on these threads who claim the illegals are "hard-working" make me physically nauseous. So are many other people, but we are not criminal invaders who have literally trashed and ghetto-ized America, demanded more "rights," and closed hospitals.

BRAVO!!!!

And, I bet the claims that they are Christians doesn't hold much water with you either! - Same here!

I wish I could tell them about living in camps, eating potato peel soup every day. My father used to play with unexploded hand grenades - because he didn't have any toys. They sat, and waited and prayed and hoped and dreamed of America - the land of FREEDOM.

I have NO, ZERO, ZILCH, pity for people breaking our laws and invading our country. NONE!

To be fair, we had "ghettos" in America long before the illegals came in large numbers. As far as the "hard working" stereotype is concerned, its all relative. When you live in New York and Chicago, and see the illegals working everywhere, while the native born underclass sits around the projects screwing and popping out babies by five different fathers, you have a different perspective on the whole situation. Ask a Korean deli owner or Greek diner owner why they hire illegals over certain other people, and you will get a politically incorrect answer that has nothing to do with lower labor costs.

What pisses me off about the illegals are not the "cultural" aspects (I much prefer Mexicans to certain other ethnic groups, including those who are rioting in France), but the affront they cause to the RULE OF LAW! When I worked at a bank in Miami, my colleagues who were here on visas from Panama, Colombia, etc. WERE PUT THROUGH HELL by INS. Why is it that we make it hard for people with actual skills to come in here, while turning a blind eye to those who come to wash dishes?