Now we're rolling, next up; Alabama (certificate, quotes, middle east, birth)
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Way to go, Alabama! Lets hope even more states jump on the bandwagon to show the Federal Govt. that the PEOPLE have spoken and they intend to be heard.
Just wish the states passing these laws could also make a law that there is only ONE road out of their state, and it leads directly to Mexico, with no turn offs or detours leading them to California or other more liberal sanctuary states. I just KNOW too many of them are going to end up here in California
Too funny that Appleseed worries about the burden to schools to have to ask for birth certificates, LMAO. No burden with hiring special teachers??? no burden with classroom size??? No it's that two extra minutes that it takes to make a copy of a birth certificate that will break the schools.
Also loved the comment from the mayor of the town that was now half Hispanic, saying no one seemed to be concerned with getting their crops picked. I guess city people that weigh in on this don't realize that people grew up in farming communities have worked fields long before the open borders changed their demographics.
True. But it is also a fact that many illegal immigrants from countries other than MEXICO come to the USA through Mexico. Roads to Mexico also lead back to Colombia, El Salvador, etc... They also lead back to the airport in Mexico City where illegals from the Middle East first land before entering the USA illegally.
Of course they are not all from Mexico, but in the quotes in the article one town in particular was now at 50% Hispanic.
It's funny how we are continually reminded that there are illegals here from many countries, and yes, they all need to go, but the only one's that scream racism and bigotry are the Hispanics.
It seems as if the media propaganda machine is having a more difficult time hiding the pulse of the nation as of late. They can push their politically correct verbage all they want but when states enact laws it still comes down to the same thing. You are authorized to be here or you are not.
Of course they are not all from Mexico, but in the quotes in the article one town in particular was now at 50% Hispanic.
It's funny how we are continually reminded that there are illegals here from many countries, and yes, they all need to go, but the only one's that scream racism and bigotry are the Hispanics.
It seems as if the media propaganda machine is having a more difficult time hiding the pulse of the nation as of late. They can push their politically correct verbage all they want but when states enact laws it still comes down to the same thing. You are authorized to be here or you are not.
Good post and you are correct it is mostly Hispanics screaming about the enforcement of our immigration laws at any level and demonizing anyone who desires that. Gee, I wonder why that is? It takes a lot of nerve to be calling those of us for the rule of law, the racist ones, when they should be wearing that label themselves for putting their ethnic group above our laws.
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