Regardless who wins, nothing will change as the status quo is dictated by the wizard behind the curtain who controls the puppet’s strings, the Council on Foriegn Relations.
Close the border now through fencing, more agents, employer sanctions, enforcement of the law, and verifiable identification. Restore faith in the melting pot by insisting that new legal arrivals learn English and the customs and protocols of the United States.
Explain to the Mexican and Central American governments that using the United States to avoid addressing internal problems — while making easy dollars off the backs of their own expatriate laborers — is over.
Finally, deport aliens who have broken the law, are not working or have just arrived. Some illegal aliens will not like the new atmosphere of tough enforcement and will voluntarily go back home. Others may have criminal records or no history of employment and should leave as well.
But many millions of law-abiding, employed illegal aliens of long residence will wish to stay. We should allow these to remain in the United States while they apply for citizenship — if they are willing to learn promptly our language and customs.
Republican candidates must risk angering their base by ruling out mass deportation. Democrats should support closing the border tightly and quickly — and not cave in to open-borders pressure groups.
Making these tough choices now is what most voters want. The candidates of both parties in the next few months will either adjust accordingly or lose elections.
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Fred has the real answer.
All other candidates both Democrat, Republican or Independent do I trust to put America first.
What!!!???? Does the writer live under a rock?
I worry most about the criminal/drug-dealing/subversive aspect of all the Illegals among us. When we catch just ONE of them, we should take a leaf out of the Swiss book. We should summarily deport them and THEIR ENTIRE FAMILIES, as well as any more that came thru under “family unification” garbage.
>>Sen. Hillary Clinton’s sure nomination was first questioned when she flubbed an easy debate question about driver’s licenses for illegal aliens.<<
It would have been an “easy” question for someone who wasn’t trying to take 2 positions at once. She knew that if she said she was against licenses for illegals (which she, like Obama, really thinks is a good idea but didn’t want to admit it), she would ruffle Spitzer’s feathers.
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