Now, what I'm suggesting on this thread is individual citizens using existing laws and regulatory agencies TO ENFORCE LAWS ALREADY ON THE BOOKS. This task specifically excludes legislators who could care less what we think b/c they are pandering for immigrant votes.
Here's the way through the illegal jungle, to get these tax-sucking illegals out of our country, subito, without costing us a cent (all the details above).
Alert law-enforcement authorities to possible wrongdoing and ask law-enforcement organizations to determine the culpability of federal, state and municipal elected officials’ and official agencies, and their complicity in failing to enforce laws governing the activities of ilegal aliens.
For example, banks ignoring illegals using fraudulent documentation to obtain mortgages, are engaged in fiduciary negligence, and are jeopardizing the financial interests of bank shareholders, depositors, and patrons. This could also be considered aiding and abetting illegal activity, and should be prosecuted.
State and municipal government agencies allowing illegals to vote, get welfare, health care, drivers licenses, visas, etc, Social Security, Workmen's Comp, etc, using phony documentation----ditto.
The financial interests of holders of tax-exempt municipal bonds, transportation and school bonding issues are jeopardized when municipalities engage in fiduciary negligence, use government monies inappropriately (to aid and abet illegal activity), and ignore law-breaking within their borders. EMAIL your concerns to enforcment@SEC,gov.
Below are laws already on the books---and they are being violated. We do not need new laws. The panderers on Capitol Hill can shove it. Law-abiding Americans demand regulatory and law enforcement agencies begin now, and see to it that these laws are enforced, pronto.
FREEPER STOPEM DID ALL THE RESEARCH FOR US----we are very grateful. Thank you STOPEM. STOPEM POSTED:
http://uscis.gov/graphics/shared/aboutus/statistics/legishist/act142.htm
Read it and weep! We don't need a new immigration bill just enforce the current one with a few amendments like
NO Anchorbaby, no alien can demonstrate on our streets.
142. Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of September 30, 1996 (110 Statutes-at-Large 3009)
Provisions:
Established measures to control U.S. borders, protect legal workers through worksite enforcement, and remove criminal and other deportable aliens:
Increased border personnel, equipment, and technology as well as enforcement personnel at land and air ports of entry;
Authorized improvements in barriers along the Southwest border;
Increased anti-smuggling authority and penalties for alien smuggling;
Increased penalties for illegal entry, passport and visa fraud, and failure to depart;
Increased INS investigators for worksite enforcement, alien smuggling, and visa overstayers;
Established three voluntary pilot programs to confirm the employment eligibility of workers and reduced the number and types of documents that may be presented to
employers for identity and eligibility to work;
Broadly reformed exclusion and deportation procedures, including consolidation into a single removal process as well as the institution of expedited removal to speed
deportation and alien exclusion through more stringent grounds of admissibility;
Increased detention space for criminal and other deportable aliens;
Instituted 3- and 10-year bars to admissibility for aliens seeking to reenter after having been unlawfully present in the United States;
Barred re-entry of individuals who renounced their U.S. citizenship in order to avoid U.S. tax obligations.
Placed added restrictions on benefits for aliens:
Provided for a pilot program on limiting issuance of driver's licenses to illegal aliens;
Declared aliens not lawfully present ineligible for Social Security benefits;
Established procedures for requiring proof of citizenship for Federal public benefits;
Established limitations on eligibility for preferential treatment of aliens not lawfully present on the basis of residence for higher education benefits;
Provided for verification of immigration status for purposes of Social Security and higher educational assistance;
Tightened the requirement for an affidavit of support for sponsored immigrants, making the affidavit a legally binding contract to provide financial support;
Provided authority of States and political subdivisions of States to limit assistance to aliens in providing general cash public assistance;
Increased maximum criminal penalties for forging or counterfeiting the seal of a Federal department or agency to facilitate benefit fraud by an unlawful alien.
Miscellaneous provisions:
Recodified existing INS regulations regarding asylum;
Provided that the Attorney General's parole authority may be exercised only on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public health.
Created new limits on the ability of F-1 students to attend public schools without reimbursing those institutions;
Established new mandates for educational institutions to collect information on foreign students' status and nationality and provide it to INS;
Tightened restrictions regarding foreign physicians' ability to work in the United States;
Added new consular processing provisions and revised the visa waiver program.
Last Modified 06/09/2003