[Forty-Niner]

The immigration “problem” they’re always referring to is lack of enforcement of our borders. How is this bill going to solve that? .....It won’t. Until we seriously enforce our borders we’ll continue to have an “immigration problem.”

Inviting a thief inside your house to sit at the diner table and eat only encourages other thieves to break into your home.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Is America really in that bad of shape that we have to import “workers” now? Los Gangstas de Ocho and their commie lib comrades appear to be trying to convince us that we are. The libs seem to be trying to convince us that the foreign invaders are doing US a favor by coming here. I don’t “get it”.

[Jack Hammer]

It’s a widely held misapprehension that the Immigration and Naturalization Service exists to protect America’s borders from incursion by an excess of foreigners, in an ongoing effort to shield our very kind-hearted government from being swamped by individuals seeking to take advantage of the extensive services provided to bona fide Americans by our government.

This is, of course, utterly untrue.

The purpose of the Immigration and Naturalization Service is to insure a constant influx of future Democrats in order to guarantee the domination of congress by the Democrat Party for countless generations to come.

Clearly, this poor slob needs to get with the program.

[kaehurowing]

Don’t we have to first pass it to find out what’s in it?

[TBP]

He’s putting his job at risk. He’s likely to get arrested or murdered by this regime.

[OddLane]

Obama administration officials become exasperated at the mere mention of his name.

That's why patriots love him.

[Excellence]

Mr. Crane also sat down with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Republican who helped write the bill, offering a sweeping critique of its security provisions.

Which, sad to say, probably went nowhere.