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Tuesday, Republican Rep. Debbie Riddle in Texas said that she would push for an anti-immigration bill that is similar to the one that Arizona just passed. Riddle said that she would introduce the new measure in January during the legislative session, according to the San Antonio Express-News and Houston Chronicle.
I am just waiting on what the loony intolerant Un-American Libs in SF are going to say now. More and more; the 'Frisco' types will be crying real soon.........
Now to just get papers to report correctly anti-illegal immigration law...not anti-immigrant.
"It's gonna be a bright, bright, bright, bright and sun shinny day".......
Keep em comin. Its funny b/c policticians are opportunist and some are seeing the opporunity to run or keep a job by taking a late stance against illegals.
Whatever it takes, Jack, whatever it takes. The time has come to take down the birdfeeder so all the squawking birds can take their false sense of entitlement, feathers and poop back to where they came from.
Whatever it takes, Jack, whatever it takes. The time has come to take down the birdfeeder so all the squawking birds can take their false sense of entitlement, feathers and poop back to where they came from.
The metaphorical bird feeders are being taken down--------and, the tempo of such is picking up.
Hopefully Florida, New York, and Illinois will follow suit too.
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Now to just get papers to report correctly anti-illegal immigration law...not anti-immigrant.
This is no joke. The mainstream has gone out of its way to deliberately misrepresent the issue. It has always been about ILLEGAL immigration, not immigration in general.
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