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We don’t hate on Hispanics, JEB, we hate on CRIMINALS... that hasn’t changed in 30 years!!

Moron

It's a stark realization that if we can't educate supposedly intelligent people like Jeb Bush as to how conservatives feel about immigration, the difference in legal and illegal, we are going to have a hell of tough time getting our message across to voters as a whole.

I am so tired of seeing anyone who feels ILLEGAL immigration is an affront to America, what it stands for, and how it came to be the greatest nation on God's green Earth portrayed as a racist or somehow being against immigration. Along with how they feel about and treat Sarah Palin I see one’s approach to immigration as one of the prime litmus tests for identifying a RINO.

Time is running out. If we don't wrest back control of our country and our government NOW it will be too late. Somehow we've let enough illegal immigrants come into this country over the last 20 years to affect the outcome of any election at any level.

People of Hispanic descent make up some of our best citizens and armed forces volunteers, not to mention baseball players, cooks and auto mechanics. But somehow, these great Hispanic citizens tend to think of themselves as Americans who happen to be of Hispanic descent, not La Raza types hell-bent on remaking America in their own image.

Most of us can tell the difference Jeb, why can't you??????

I’m beginning to think the Bush’s and others are profitting from illegal immigration and the narco terrorists. EVERY objective poll indicated JUST the opposite of what they condone.

Poll: Immigration Amnesty Is Unpopular Outside the Beltway, Pols Remain Clueless
April 16, 2009

[snip]Sixty-six percent (66%) of likely voters nationwide say it is Very Important for the government to improve its enforcement of the borders and reduce illegal immigration. However, the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that just 32% of America’s Political Class agrees.

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Example Polls:

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Wall Street Journal/NBC News, December 1998:
72% feel “immigration should not increase because it will cost U.S. jobs and increase unemployment.”
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Wirthlin Worldwide, August 1997
53% of all Americans think immigration should be decreased.
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Horatio Alger Association, August 1996:
67% of teens feel legal immigration to the U.S. should be reduced.
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Wall Street Journal’s American Opinion Survey, December 1996 72% of all Americans favor lowering immigration.
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Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, March 1996 52% of adult Americans favor establishing a five-year ban on ALL legal and illegal immigration into the United States.
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NPG/Roper Poll, February 1996:
83% of Americans favor a lower level of immigration.
70% want immigration reduced to 300,000 annually.
20% want to halt all immigration.
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USA Today/Gallup, July 1995
65% of Americans thought that the level of immigration should be decreased.
61% of immigrants favored a national identity ID card
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CBS News/New York Times, September 1995:
63% of Americans think immigration levels were too high.
66% of Republicans want less immigration.
60% of Democrats want less immigration.
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Opinion Research Corporation, July 1995
63% thought that our immigration policy is too generous.
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CBS News/New York Times, September 1994
63% of Americans thought that the level of immigration should be decreased, including 66% of Republicans, 60% of Democrats, and 64% of independents.
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CBS News, January 1994
65% thought conditions in the U.S. were too difficult to admit immigrants who have nothing.
53% thought most recent immigrants cause problems.
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Time/CNN, September 1993:
80% consider it important for the federal government to track down illegal aliens living the United States.
73% feel the U.S. should “strictly limit” immigration.
50% favor requiring all U.S. citizens to carry a national identification card.
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Newsweek, July 1993:
59% feel that immigration was a good thing for this country in the past.
60% feel that immigration is a bad thing for this country now.
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CNN/USA Today/Gallup, July 1993:
76% feel that immigration should be stopped or reduced until the economy improves.
65% believe immigration should be decreased generally.
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Hispanic USA Research Group survey of Hispanic Americans, June 1993:
89% of Hispanic Americans strongly support an immediate moratorium on immigration.
74% feel fewer immigrants should be allowed and stronger restrictions should be enforced.
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New York Times/CBS News, June 1993
61% felt that immigration should be decreased
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Latino National Political Survey, December 1992
75% of Mexican-Americans agree there are too many immigrants in this country
79% of Puerto Ricans agree;
65% of Cuban-Americans agree;
74% of “Anglos” agree.

http://www.illegalaliens.us/polls.htm

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