[Amerigomag]

Amazing!

[Old Professer]

House by house, street by street, city by city until it all theirs again.

[A CA Guy]

Full of illegals as well. 95% of those schools are full of illegals at a cost of $10,000 per illegal child a year to educate.

How can we absorb it?

[dennisw]

bttt

[NYCON]

Bilingual? In which second language?

Suppose an aspiring police officer who was fluent in French,German or Italian was turned down,because he/she did not speak Spanish,Vietnamese or Cambodian. Since the bilingual criterion had been met,would that not be sufficient grounds for a discrimination suit?

[Mercuria]

BTTT!!!

[gerg]

The funniest thing happened when I went to southern California recently: I stopped in a Chinese Restaurant and the man who took my order talked to me in fluent English, then in Chinese to a woman who was cooking the food. As I went to sit down, in walks a Mexican woman. She walked up to the counter and proceeded to talk to the Chinese man in Spanish. I was amazed when he responded to her in fluent Spanish! Yes, this happened in San Diego, but it's still southern California. But really folks, my ancestors had to learn English (except the English ones), they should too.

[boris]

They floated a trial balloon in Santa Ana some while ago. The idea was to give illegal aliens the right to vote in local (city) elections.

The rationale: We must be inclusive. Also, these (illegal) folks must live under the ordinances made by the City Council; should they not have a say?...

I don't know if they got it through or not.

I wrote a letter to the papers (not published):

"These folks are not thinking big enough. What are borders, anyway, except imaginary lines on a map? Let's declare that every human being in the hemisphere is a citizen. That way they can vote by mail-in ballot, and collect welfare, too, without making the arduous trek to el norte."

I suppose the sarcasm wasn't appreciated.

--Boris

[Norb2569]

I bet this is goin' on there in Santa Ana...

[lexington minuteman 1775]

Gee I guess SantaAna surrendered to Sam Houston after the battle of San Jacinto, but he actually WON the war 165 years later.