Subject: Re: amnesty for illegals
Msg # 181
Date: 1/24/04 10:17 PM
Author: Greenbunchx7
I think they need to close and lock all the borders! Then maybe us true americans could get a half way deasent job. and be able to feed our own family's



Message 1 of 2 Subject 9 of 25
Subject: Please save our state
Date: 2/5/2004 1:59 AM Central Standard Time
From: Arc Angel no 1
We have only 2 months until (April 15th) to get several hundred thousand signatures to make a permeant, new "LEGAL" Prop. 187 state constitutional law that will forever ban Drivers licenses, welfare, and many state services for illegal immigrants... Please go to ( www.save187.com ) and download the petition and please make copies, and pass them around, and SEND THEM BACK before Arnold passes his NEW California Drivers License bill for them as given by his speech in San Diego just recently...
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Message 1 of 1 Subject 4 of 50
Subject: ARE WE STUPID OR WHAT?!
Date: 2/20/2004 2:08 PM Central Standard Time
From: Ezegoenguy
SOMEONE ELSE MADE THIS POST. BUT ITS GREAT.
IF SOMEONE BROKE INTO YOUR HOUSE ILLEGALLY ONE NIGHT..WOULD YOU REWARD THEM WITH A SET OF KEYS TO IT TO MAKE THEM FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEMSELVES?????
AMERICA..WAKE UP BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!



Message 1 of 1 Subject 9 of 50
Subject: ENGLISH IS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE In NM
Date: 2/19/2004 1:01 PM Central Standard Time
From: WanderingStar48
After days or researching to find any information about English about English NOT being the official language of New Mexico.
I have been able to find anything to support that posters statement.
The only thing remotely close is that the Education system has adopted what they call English plus for education purposes. Many states have that.
If this were true it would be deeply concerning. Too many Americans are out of work because they do not speak Spanish. These jobs are requiring Spanish because they need to deal with legal and illegal immigrants.
Illegal immigrants are criminals..that is what illegal means. Legal immigrants need to learn enough English so when they need to deal with stores, agnecies, etc. they can converse with that person.
I have no objections to people speaking Spanish. What really concerns me is that Americans should not loose out on jobs because they speak only English.
The way this should really be is if you become a citizen of this country you learn to speak this countrys' language enough to speak to store clerks, gocvt. agencies, etc. You are not an American Immigrant, respect this great nation that you have chosen as your home or choose another country that speaks Spanish, or learn English.
As to the illegal immigrants, you are criminals because you are here illegally ingnoring the laws of this country. As a criminal you have no rights and need to go back to your country and work to get the corrupted politicians out of office.
Susie,Founder,USA BORDER ALERT<~~Click here to join We are NOT ABOUT RACISM, BUT HOMELAND SECURITY, AMERICANS' JOBS, HIGH COST TO LEGAL CITIZENS WHOSE TAXES GIVE SO MUCH TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. IMPACTS: FINANCIAL, SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, CRIMINAL AND MORE.



Message 1 of 3 Subject 27 of 50
Subject: MOUNTING ANGER
Date: 2/16/2004 11:44 PM Central Standard Time
From: Sekr21
It’s Coming…!
The immigration question I’m most frequently asked is: “How will this all end?”
Chillingly often, an accompanying question is: “Will frustrated Americans eventually resort to random violence?”
By “this” concerned citizens mean two things: the continued and ever-higher levels of unchecked immigration; and the deaf ear the federal government turns toward impassioned pleas by Americans for action.
The cry from all corners of the United States is “Do something, do anything—but please stop pretending that ‘this’ will all work out.”
The all-out aggressive, never-ending push by Mexico and its US-based lobbyists to overwhelm the cowardly federal government has, from the grassroots perspective, reached its absolute limit.
We’re been good guys. We play by the rules. Back in civics class, we learned that as part of the democratic process we should write and call our elected officials.
I sent my first FAX over ten years ago. I write several hundred e-mails a year.
I don’t have diddley to show for it.
My first Op-ed pleading for common sense in immigration was published fifteen years ago. More than 30 million immigrants have arrived during that decade and a half. Or is it 50 million? No one really knows.
Last month, I spoke at Barbara Coe’s California Coalition for Immigration Reform. The standing-room-only audience was young and old; black, white and Asian. And the mood was a not-so-quiet rage. If we hadn’t been obligated to vacate the building at 11:00PM, we’d still be there talking about the impact of illegal immigration on schools, hospitals, wages, sprawl, sanctuary cities—you name it. If any reader can think of an aspect of our lives that is not adversely affected by illegal immigration, drop me a note. (Please: no letters about the perceived benefits of low wages. I’m paying more for almost everything today than I ever have—and so are you.)
Tempers are rising. Americans don’t like being ignored. They don’t like having their noses rubbed in it.
If we want to end the insanity, what options do we have? We can’t use history to guide us. The massive level of immigration that is changing American demographics is unparalleled in world history.
What else is boiling over that might push otherwise peaceful beings too far?
Consider:
City, state and federal governments are flat broke. Yet services to illegal aliens continue without even a suggestion of eliminating them. Nothing seems more secure than the continuation of “entitlements” to illegals. Again, consider California: we are about to vote on the $15 billion “Economic Recovery Bond Act” issue to save the state from bankruptcy. Not a peep is heard about the approximately $10 billion spent annually on illegal aliens.
For those lucky enough not to have lost a job to an illegal alien, a visa holder or outsourcing, wages remain depressed. The race to the bottom of the salary barrel isn’t over yet.
Fox, who first butted into American immigration policy before he was even sworn in as Mexico’s President, is making his umpteenth trip to the US during the first week of March. In the first four years of Fox’s administration, Mexico has not made a single move to impose higher taxes on its wealthy citizens preferring, as always, to let American taxpayers foot the bill.
The above represents only the tiniest fraction of thorns in our side. Add to them the daily reminders that illegal immigration is the freight train that keeps on rolling. Nothing stops it—not 9/11, not an increased number of OTMs (Other than Mexican) caught at the border, not shoot-outs involving illegal aliens…
Twenty years ago, Carlos Loret de Mola, a Mexican journalist, wrote that the “large migratory wave (of Mexicans) by an ant-like multitude, stubborn, unarmed, and carried on in the face of the best-armed nation on earth” will ultimately return the Southwest to “the jurisdiction of Mexico without the firing of a single shot.”
I’m sure that Loret de Mola was speaking about shots fired by Mexicans. He assumed that American citizens are willing to remain completely passive while the United States becomes Mexico.
Most Americans would neither encourage nor condone violence. But our rulers should note: such is the state of the immigration controversy that the possibility of violence is being routinely discussed—albeit academically.
Otherwise, to quote the old chestnut: “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop.”
One way or another, America’s immigration disaster will be brought to an end.

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