deport and enforce the borders!??

Question

Are you aware that bill that was defeated again killed a long list of enforcement remedies to enforce ourborders such as $4.4 billion for patrols, barriers, cameras etc.

Gone, too, is a plan for the first smart, effective way for employers to verify if workers are legal, as well as stiff criminal penalties for businesses that break the law.

And guess what guys the 12-20 million people are still hear.

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How sad you are so bitter and angry- You know anger is an emotion used to hide the truth of our weakness and to give the illusion that we possess some sort of power. Wow you must have a lot of insecurities.

You know if ranting and calling people wetbacks (which why the way I am not) makes you feel better, go ahead- its not doing any good and you are definitely not changing anything.

You keep up the rage because all you will gain is the lack of respect from others. I have no respect for such individual as yourself....

Answer 1

I know.

They are sad, these anti-illegals or anyone who was against this bill. They, themselves, don't even know who they are.
It almost seems unamerican to "HATE" illegals, when in fact there are way more American criminals here killing and raping people. Hate them, they are the criminals. And if they really cared about the American people why don't they protest against these rappers, who defame and dehumanize our own people.

There are far worse people to HATE like an Alqaeda Terrorist then a little "illegal" Mexican girl.

Answer 2

What you fail to understand is the money was already set aside back in 1986 for the fence with that last Amnesty problem. So you saying that this bill will stop the fence/border issue from being solved is wrong.
Those people are still here yes, but now with all these American eyes watching them maybe things will start to get done.

Answer 3

Virtually all that was in the bill for border security - and more - was in the bill they passed last year. The only difference is the funding and there was no guarantee where that was going. If we can't trust the law they passed 8 months ago, why should we be able to trust this one?

Answer 4

I know this is going to sound bad but...the Dems and Bush were actually on the same page and it could've solved our ILLEGAL immigration issue but the Republicans shot that down. I don't agree with some of the bills resolutions like amnesty but I agree with everything else.

What pisses me off is that people get the whole immigration issue wrong. The debate is about illegal immigration not legal immigration. I support all types of people using the legal avenue to work and live in the United States but when you illegally enter the country then that makes it against the law. Before we come up with a bill we should straighten that little fact out...

Answer 5

You sound like one of those, a bad bill is better then no bill people. This bill was nothing but a give away, all the enforcement money was, was window dressing. In no way were they going to do the enforcement.

Answer 6

You can cover a pile of poo with a few roses and it still smells like poo. Americans did their homework this time and got rid of some government poo.
We want secure borders to stop the flood before we consider amnesty for illegals.

Answer 7

Because the bill gave instant amnesty to almost all illegal aliens in the US, the American people demanded that Congress kill it. And a miracle did happen; the Lords of the Senate actually listened to the people. Bravo everyone who fought to kill this bill. Our next task is to get the US House to pass The Secure Borders First Act of 2007. Contact your US Rep and advise him to become a co-sponsor. You can send a fax at http://www.numbersusa.com/actionbuffet

Here is more info about the bill.
Now that the Bush-Kennedy-McCain amnesty is dead and the open borders crowd is in total disarray, we must press ahead to pass the The Secure Borders FIRST Act of 2007, sponsored by Congressmen Peter King and Lamar Smith because the current status quo is unacceptable.

We need to regain control of our borders and ramp up enforcement. This bill does it by:
• Requiring mandatory detention for all illegal immigrants apprehended along the border;
• Expedited removal for any illegal aliens apprehended within 100 miles of the border;
• Deploying at least 18,000 more border patrol agents by Dec. 31, 2008;
• Funding and reaffirming the authority of state and local police to apprehend and detain illegal aliens;
• Mandating the use of electronic employment eligibility verification system (formerly voluntary);
• Eliminating loopholes in current law that allows illegal immigrants to receive Social Security benefits from their illegal work, if they are later legalized;
• Banning the use of Matricula Consular cards, identification cards issued to illegal aliens by Mexican consulates to enable them to open bank accounts, buy homes and obtain other forms of identification; • Making English the official language of the United States;
• Mandating the full implementation of US-VISIT, the visa entry-exit system intended to track visa overstayers – a critical system to protect us from terrorism; and
• Punishing employers who hire illegal aliens.
As you can see, this is a powerful alternative to the Bush-Kennedy-McCain amnesty.
In a few days, I'll send you some of the tools necessary to start building support for the King-Smith bill as well as other great House enforcement bills offered by real immigration reformers like Elton Gallegly, Tom Tancredo, Virgil Goode, Walter Jones and others.
But for now, I hope you will enjoy your Fourth of July with a renewed appreciation of the fact of what it means to be an American and that we, the people, once aroused, can reclaim our government and bring to heel those elected officials who forget that, at the end of the day, they are answerable to us.
Best Regards,

Edward I. Nelson, Chairman
U.S. Border Control
8180 Greensboro Drive #1070
Mclean, VA 22102
[e-mail]
703-356-6567
www.usbc.org

Answer 8

It's become an unfortunately casual trick by our so-called "representatives," to tie funding and laws for legitimate causes into pet projects.

The fact is, there is a legitimate law on the books, from 1986, and it's quite obvious the majority of Americans demand that it be ENFORCED.

Answer 9

What was keeping deportation from happening before ? Did I miss something because as far as I am aware there no new laws. We still have the same laws as before.

Wow Strive, you are my hero.great comeback on kjh. I feel like crying.

Answer 10

Not for long! I seen ICE today arresting about 20 illegals in Florida! Plus they already have funding for the fence as of last year. We Americans will NEVER accept amnesty for illegals. Never again! So get over it!