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Originally posted by cryptorsa1001
Byrd, don't you think that is already happening. Here is part of the text of a documentary to be aired on CNN April 17th. CNN PRESENTS has produced a one-hour documentary that is focused on the state of Georgia, illegal aliens and the consequences of their colonizing our republic.
KING: This is the house directly across the street from our home. A big family of six moved in and I found out that they were from Mexico. And I was very excited because I'm a fudia (ph).
People are calling in to report violations all over the country and very little is done about it.
Americans are losing their jobs and are tired of paying for illegal immigration.
Byrd, Do you consider it to be unmanly to take a stand on your principles?
Gazrok, they would just build tunnels. I like the way you think though.
Originally posted by ms_Bhavn
Hello BYRDE
I live in Texas too. And if the problem would be solved by people snitching on employers for hiring illegals then we wouldn't have a problem ....would we...? People don't usually turn in employers.
And alot of the illegals acquire false ID's... ss#, etc. so they look legal. The employer says I thought they were legal...
Years back my husband applied for an auto loan, his credit was checked it came up on the computer that he was already purchashing a new truck, in North Texas. His ss# was being used.
Identity theft is not new with them......I applaud the minute men. It's American and patriotic to protect America and our way of life. If by their efforts they keep out one murderer, one load of drugs, one terrorist, one rapist....then isn't it worth it????
Byrd
Actually, what I'm talking about is hitting them where they work. Shutting down the AMERICANS who are bringing these people in and offering them jobs. It's not as effective to go after the individual illegals when you can go after an American Employer who is the SOURCE of the problem.
Article
As you read this, there is only one INS agent assigned to the entire state of Alabama. That fact greatly disturbs Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, who complained about his state’s lack of protection against illegal aliens in a recent letter to INS Commissioner Doris Meissner. “A number of law enforcement officials have contacted me in recent weeks and related the difficulties they encounter in addressing the crime problem caused by illegal aliens,” the letter ran. “The fact that Alabama has only one special [INS] agent is astonishing and clearly inadequate, particularly considering that there are 2,088 special agents nationwide.”
Sesssions’ letter was prompted by his contact with Blount County Sheriff Larry Staton, who confirmed for him that 123 of the 500 arrests his department made last year were foreign nationals with fraudulent documents. Sessions noted that police and district attorneys across the state have been contacting him for help in dealing with illegal aliens.
The INS does have six Border Patrol officers in Alabama, who work out of Mobile. In 1999, they apprehended 3,292 illegal aliens in Alabama. Although Border Patrol officers can investigate crimes committed by illegal aliens, that job usually falls to INS special agents.
The Senator’s letter of complaint earned him a meeting with the INS, at which Michael Pearson, executive associate commissioner for field operations, told him that a second agent would soon be sent to Birmingham and that a third might be detailed to Mobile “on a trial basis.”
The INS’s response hasn’t satisfied Sessions. “We think this is unacceptable,” he said, speaking on behalf of Alabamans. “On a per capita basis, we probably should have 300 agents. It gives some indication how they have ignored Alabama. We’ve got a problem there.”
A recent incident in which a 19-year-old illegal alien has been charged with rape at an Alabama beach has heightened tensions over INS’s neglect of the state. “The ability of these illegal aliens to commit such crimes in my state is directly related to the lack of federal law enforcement officers in the field in Alabama,” Sessions said.
They'd do far better if they'd stay home and start social programs.
If they want to stop terrorists, then they should be involving themselves with civil security programs... not running around like a bunch of out-of-control kids playing cowboys and indians.
Originally posted by Byrd
It will take a lot to clean a town up. It's a lot easier to run down to the border and round up a handful of illegals and then ride back home going, "woot! look at me!! gimme a medal! I saved all the wimmin and chickenz!!!"
So if they're so civic minded, why aren't they doing that instead of spending their money pretending to be border cops?
Originally posted by cryptorsa1001
Byrd, I'd have to say that you are way out of touch on this issue. Get a grip. We have millions of illegals crossing the border with very little assistance from the fed and you suggest people help manage their local ball club. What you say is nice and all but it is not going significantly reduce the problems associated with illegal immigration. Controlling the border should be priority one.
And would you please prove to me how the minutemen are out of control. Sitting in lawn chairs and calling in sightings of illegals crossing the border to the border patrol is not out of control.
Originally posted by XPhiles
Byrd
I think you have failed to see the point of the Minutemen organizers.
The Minutemen are not kids playing cowboys and Indians. Its a political protest of our Governments failures of illegal immigration, drug smuggling and possible terrorist activities etc.
.... Obviously the protest is a smart move because of the media coverage.
You're aware, I hope, that most identity theft is a fairly high tech operation and that the real thieves are often Americans or Russians (who are in their own countries.) You've seen the recent news about credit card numbers being hacked, right, and the news about Phishing? Those are all high-tech, First World thieves and few of them (except the Americans) are actually here in the US.
quote: Years back my husband applied for an auto loan, his credit was checked it came up on the computer that he was already purchashing a new truck, in North Texas. His ss# was being used.
Originally posted by kenshiro2012
You can even purchase REAL SS cards, VISAS, Driver's Licenses if you are will to pay a price of up to $5000 by using some questionable lawyers.
And not stopping the businesses that are hiring illegals?? And not getting US citizens into jobs? What good is it to try and cut off the flow of illegals when the jobs demanding them are still there?
You can't stop the illegals till you stop the SOURCE of the problem. Get rid of drug dealers (US citizens), employers who hire illegal aliens (US citizens), and get our people into job programs and jobs.
But I wouldn't call employers the SOURCE. The illegals know they are breaking the rules and deceive employers on there US citizenship for jobs etc.... The SOURCE is illegals, yes! its that simple lol.....
employers who hire illegal aliens (US citizens),
Originally posted by XPhiles
The protest is a smart move because of the media coverage.
pro·test Audio pronunciation of "protest" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (pr-tst, pr-, prtst)
v. pro·test·ed, pro·test·ing, pro·tests
# A formal declaration of disapproval or objection issued by a concerned person, group, or organization.
# An individual or collective gesture or display of disapproval.
the act of making a strong public expression of disagreement and disapproval;
Originally posted by Byrd
Originally posted by XPhiles
Byrd
I think you have failed to see the point of the Minutemen organizers.
I'd argue that you fail to see how simplistic (and ineffective) their answer is.
You can't stop the illegals till you stop the SOURCE of the problem. Get rid of drug dealers (US citizens), employers who hire illegal aliens (US citizens), and get our people into job programs and jobs.
We need to focus our attention on what causes this.