Kabar, I think we only have 2 or maybe 3 years to undo this damage. Jim Rob and many others here believe we must become huge advocates to restore state power. I am of this school of thought.The D.C. politicians are almost all bought & paid for.
Amnesty is forever. If Obama's executive amnesty is not stopped, the country is finished. Moreover, if we don't drastically reduce the numbers brought in legally, i.e., the 1.1 million permanent legal immigrants who enter each year, the result will be the same. Amnesty just hastens the process.
I don't seen how this is ever reversed. We are seeing the results of the 1965 Immigration Act. When the history of the US is written hundreds of years from now, historians will point to the 1965 Immigration Act as the single most important factor that caused our downfall.
I have been working almost nine years now on the immigration issue as part of a grassroots organization that lobbies on the Hill and in Richmond. I work with CIS, NumbersUSA, FAIR, the Tea Party, and others on this issue. We have been losing for a long time fighting a rear guard action against the Dems and Establishment Reps. There are only a few who get the gravity of issue like Jeff Sessions David Vitter, and Steve King,
The sad irony is that this could be a winning issue for the GOP similar to how it is being played by UKIP and Marine LePen. The majority of the American people are against amnesty and more legal immigration. The corporate paymasters ensure that both parties do their bidding even if destroys the country in favor of their bottom line. They socialize the costs and privatize the profits. This country is headed towards civil unrest and an angry populace who see the growing gap between rich and poor. If we truly had a surplus of labor, wages would be going up, not down.
In any event, the real issue is legal immigration, which has a far greater impact on our country than illegal aliens. You won't hear any of the conservative pundits even mentioning it including Levin and Rush.