Majority of Americans Now See Illegal Aliens as Detrimental to the Economy (laws, drugs)

[Cindy_Jole]

Originally Posted by california-jewel

Thank you as ususal, you give such an accurate picture of truly how it is, and the burden of illegal immigration on our economy. No other Country i know of would allow such ignorant allowances for those entering a Country illegally. Except if they had other motives, in wanting to keep illegals here!

Mexico is certainly smart enough to not condone this illegal invasion.

[Eleanora1]

Originally Posted by 1751texan

you dont defend all immigration laws...I defend the people's right to choose. Just as New Mexico has done, Oklahoma, Maryland and Utah...

You only defend those laws you agree with...I agree with all laws that dont conflict with current federal laws or the constitution... voted for by the people[and/or thier dully elected representitives]...whether beneficial or punitive.

Americans do not want illegal immigrants here. Period. They've been asked and asked and asked. They've repeatedly said no. Americans want immigrants who speak fluent English, have at least a high school diploma, pay their own damned medical bills and obey our laws.

We do NOT want Mexico's and Latin America's dysfunctional underclass. We do not want people who drop out of school in seventh grade, have three children before they've finished puberty and believe themselves entitled to skip lines, drive without licenses, walk out on medical bills and get American benefits without paying taxes to support them.

We've been overruled by the racist at La Raza, the greedheads who run corporate America and the naive fools who show no respect for their fellow Americans. Oh and the arrogant illegals themselves.

[1751texan]

Originally Posted by Eleanora1

Americans do not want illegal immigrants here. Period. They've been asked and asked and asked. They've repeatedly said no. Americans want immigrants who speak fluent English, have at least a high school diploma, pay their own damned medical bills and obey our laws.

We do NOT want Mexico's and Latin America's dysfunctional underclass. We do not want people who drop out of school in seventh grade, have three children before they've finished puberty and believe themselves entitled to skip lines, drive without licenses, walk out on medical bills and get American benefits without paying taxes to support them.

We've been overruled by the racist at La Raza, the greedheads who run corporate America and the naive fools who show no respect for their fellow Americans. Oh and the arrogant illegals themselves.

Over-ruled? when did the NCLR become a branch of government?

[Benicar]

Originally Posted by 1751texan

you dont defend all immigration laws...I defend the people's right to choose. Just as New Mexico has done, Oklahoma, Maryland and Utah...

You only defend those laws you agree with...I agree with all laws that dont conflict with current federal laws or the constitution... voted for by the people[and/or thier dully elected representitives]...whether beneficial or punitive.

I support the Federal immigration law, not the pandering BS laws that reward illegal aliens, such as the new Dream Act travesty passed in Maryland. You, on the other hand, have shown where your loyalties lie with every post on this forum. And, you clearly do not support the enforcement of our current Federal immigration laws. So, how do you support all laws?

[Benicar]

Originally Posted by Eleanora1

Americans do not want illegal immigrants here. Period. They've been asked and asked and asked. They've repeatedly said no. Americans want immigrants who speak fluent English, have at least a high school diploma, pay their own damned medical bills and obey our laws.

We do NOT want Mexico's and Latin America's dysfunctional underclass. We do not want people who drop out of school in seventh grade, have three children before they've finished puberty and believe themselves entitled to skip lines, drive without licenses, walk out on medical bills and get American benefits without paying taxes to support them.

We've been overruled by the racist at La Raza, the greedheads who run corporate America and the naive fools who show no respect for their fellow Americans. Oh and the arrogant illegals themselves.

Thank you!

[Benicar]

Originally Posted by 1751texan

Over-ruled? when did the NCLR become a branch of government?

La Raza has had a seat at the negotiation table during each session in which Congress has debated the issue of illegal immigration. Hence, they do not need to be a branch of our government to overrule the American populace.

[1751texan]

Originally Posted by Benicar

La Raza has had a seat at the negotiation table during each session in which Congress has debated the issue of illegal immigration. Hence, they do not need to be a branch of our government to overrule the American populace.

LOL...ok, They own congress.

[1751texan]

Originally Posted by Benicar

I support the Federal immigration law, not the pandering BS laws that reward illegal aliens, such as the new Dream Act travesty passed in Maryland. You, on the other hand, have shown where your loyalties lie with every post on this forum. And, you clearly do not support the enforcement of our current Federal immigration laws. So, how do you support all laws?

What current Federal immigration laws do I not support, and when have I ever argued for non-enforcement?

I have called for more BP agents

I stated that e-verify should be mandatory in all cases

[Benicar]

Originally Posted by 1751texan

LOL...ok, They own congress.

No, they do not “own” Congress. They are simply invited to participate in the negotiations. They are one of many special interest groups influencing policy.

[LuckyGem]

Originally Posted by Benicar

A no-brainer.


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It's about TIME!

This country is in a financial cesspool and if someone had the balls to do some digging they could link the crisis to sending jobs overseas and illegal immigration.