This question was removed and will be repeated. What are they doing in your town about the illegals?

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Are they changing any laws? They are here and we are happy. The local police are being given authority to cooperate with ICE. YAYAAAYYY!!!

Ronnotawhiteguy, or shall I call you RUNAWAYwannabewhitey, that's more your style. Remember? Don't you have a donkey show you are late for? You're the star tonight!

Aigier, you made my point! GREAT ANSWER.

Wizardlizard, you are a POD and no, I'm not pathetic to want ALL LAWS in my country enforced and criminals out. You stand corrected.

Maria,(wow, surprise) did you know you were in the immigration category? (SLAP!)

Daisy, good answer and you're right. I don't know what it will take to wake everyone up. These leeches are ruining this country and I will never understand how anyone could support it! It's mind numbing....

Answer 1

For a question that YA keeps removing, you sure seem to hit a nerve with a lot of people, from the huge number of responses you get. I live in Canada (but am an American), so can't really respond to this question other than to say that I hope all the cities and states get on the bandwagon and enact laws and then enforce them to get rid of illegal immigrants or they will be the ruin of the USA.

Princess: I just want to reiterate to you here that I am an American, as much as any American and my living in Canada does not reduce that in any way. I love the USA and I am very concerned about the harm illegal immigration is causing to MY country, the USA. I add this comment, specifically for Pancha, who in answer to one of my questions told me that I should "GET OUT OF MY COUNTRY" because she was angry that I am against illegal immigration and she felt that my living in Canada does not give me the right to be concerned about the USA. I note that Pancha resorts to name-calling of anyone who does not agree with her because she has no logical reasons for her support of illegal immigration.

Answer 2

It sounds good in idea, yet undesirable economically. can we truly manage to pay for the legal and judicial expenses and the cost of imprisonment? A 5 twelve months ban also sounds good, yet they quit in elementary words a small volume who've bans now. we favor to quit it no longer positioned a band help on it. remove all incentives. particularly birthright citizenship. The invasion began 15-two decades in the past, yet we were acquaintances with MX for hundreds of years. no longer some thing has replaced in MX so it develop into some thing that replaced in the U. S.. The Mexican television & radio stations tell their human beings the thanks to come back and what to do once right here, which consists of the thanks to get welfare. it quite is the draw, welfare. Take it away, concern solved. Their lives and livlihood aren't any further in jeopardy in MX.There truly isn't any valid rationalization for them to come back, except to get extra fabric issues.

Answer 3

Wake up people--libs and cons alike--this issue isn't about the latest burrito at Taco Bell. It's all about our lack leadership with regards to a Foreign/Trade Policy that benefits both sides and not just a select few on either side. We could us an illegal immigrant workforce to pick our crops (7 months a year) and then have them return home and be happy. What happens is they see how the laws (nafta/cafta) have impacted their society and what the difference is in the U.S. is and whammo! Hey Amigo!! Can you blame any one of them if you were in their shoes? We need to bring countries like Mexico up to our standard rather than let our industries wages slip towards theirs. It all starts with Labor Law equalities in our Foreign Trade Policies. When a business can move to Mexico and exploit the wage/labor laws it will do so. If they can't do it in Mexico they'll go to the next Third World entity and start over. We need to make these practices illegal and punishable--set outrageous tariffs of such goods-- and promote the re-industrialization/manufacturing base economy here!!

Answer 4

here is a town 10 miles were i live its like another country its bad

Answer 5

not a dam thing!! its more like a sanctuary, all ppl are welcome here. . they work, live & adapt here like the asian, polish, african, etc... but i know a couple of dark allies i could leave u in so u can see for yourself!!

Answer 6

We're hiding them out and signing them up to vote for Congressman Solomon Ortiz (D) TX and other members, or supporters, of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus of the Democratic party.

Answer 7

They are having them do the jobs they were recruited for and making them do the jobs that most Americans won't do. Of course, I really don't know if any of them are actually illegals, but when illegals are discovered, they are deported.

Take 11 million people out of the economy (they buy food, gas, rent, etc.) and watch the recession come in. I don't excuse the illegality of crossing the border without permission, but if we REALLY want to stop it we need to address the economic conditions of the countries they are coming from.

AND... at least two of the Hispanics that I know have now become US citizens. Chew on that for a while.

Answer 8

First let me say that liberalism is the philosophy of the stupid.
Next, for those of you who do not like borders, I would ask you to get rid of the locks on your doors and actually, go ahead and take the doors off of your houses. I want you to let whoever wants to come into your house in that you do not know and just be nice with them because they believe that you need them. Until you actually do that, your philosophy of open borders is not really believed by you.

Answer 9

Here in Beaveron, OR, I am surprised to say that the issue of illegal immigration is becoming a hot debate. Here in OREGON! I was looking up information on the school board the other day and I learned that a woman has been presing them to give her $382,000 to open a Spanish-speaking only school here in BEAVERTON, of all places. It was done quietly and was not made public, and we have been fortunate enough to not have it passed yet. But I am afraid of the implications, if here in a small town like Beaverton things are this bad, what is it like in Texas? And San Diego? I have written countless letters and emails about the situation here in Oregon, but it is a tiny matter as far as our country is concerned. If you would like to help do something about it where you live, PLEASE visit our website and take a good look at what's there. Every voice counts.

Answer 10

Nothing. So typical of government. They are a relatively useless and refuse to enforce the law. We educate their kids in our schools and pay for them to have babies. Great gig. No wonder they want tocome here, eh?