Debating The Impact Of An Immigration Crackdown (illegal immigrants, representation, suspect)

[All American NYC]

In 2007, when Virginia's Prince William County ordered police to check the immigration status of anyone they had "probable cause" to suspect was in the U.S. unlawfully, the impact was swift at family restaurant Ricos Tacos Moya....After community protests, the policy was soon watered down. In fact, police only check the status of those they arrest for a crime. Still, the stigma around the resolution stuck. Moya says one of her family's restaurants went under. And while business at this one has picked up, it's not the same....Now that Prince William County is majority-minority, he says it needs politicians who reflect that. He's launching efforts to help make sure Hispanics are part of a new generation of leaders.

These are foriegn nationals who chose to come into the US without permission and insist on their non-existent right to remain. And these populations are not legally growing, and its not immigration, it is ethnic cleansing.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by All American NYC

These are foriegn nationals who chose to come into the US without permission and insist on their non-existent right to remain. And these populations are not legally growing, and its not immigration, it is ethnic cleansing.

Oh gee, their business went under because they were employing illegal immigrants. Let me get some kleenex.

So let me get this straight. He desires more representation in political office for Hispanics who put their ethnic group above our immigration laws?