[nmh]

How can he after writing this?

Excerpt:

Therefore, our Founders enforced four basic requirements for “enrollment and acceptance” into American citizenry. We still utilize them (at least in policy) to this day, but we desperately need to enforce them. The Heritage Foundation summarizes:

“Key criteria for citizenship of the Naturalization Act of 1795 remain part of American law. These include

(1) five years of (lawful) residence within the United States;

(2) a ‘good moral character, attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States’;

(3) the taking of a formal oath to support the Constitution and to renounce any foreign allegiance; and

(4) the renunciation of any hereditary titles.”

All these things are FINE but they must announce their presence here and go through our LEGAL PROCESS!

Jefferson in particular, was concerned about culture clashes and destroying the “promised land”. They sacrificed allot to have Judeo Christian principles for our land and did NOT want it over run with others that would find that repulsive.

[kabar]

But Chuck Norris seems pretty down to earth about the issue in this clip. While I don’t necessarily support his “plan”, its a breath of fresh air to hear him acknowledge that undocumented immigrants are real people who are living in this country and trying to make a better life for themselves. It stands in stark contrast to the vitriol of folks who insist that undocumented immigrants are all criminals, out to kill the “America” we know and love. Its worth noting that Chuck Norris thinks Mike Huckabee, his personal friend who he backs politically, would be open to a pathway to legalization for undocumented immigrants living in the United States.

I have read one of his books where he states that we need to offer a path to citizenship to the "undocumented workers." He is part of the "pay a fine, learn English, and get to the back of the line" crowd that don't consider this to be amnesty, which it is.