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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #50 on: April 24, 2010, 07:22:14 PM »
I heard on the radio that Obama is already on this..."We need to find a way to guide our undocumented immigrants to citizenship." No... they're criminals. How does an entire nation ignore federal law because the main stream media paints it as an inconvenience.  F--k him, and F--k them.
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #51 on: April 24, 2010, 07:24:43 PM »
I heard on the radio that Obama is already on this..."We need to find a way to guide our undocumented immigrants to citizenship." No... they're criminals. How does an entire nation ignore federal law because the main stream media paints it as an inconvenience.  F--k him, and F--k them.

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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #52 on: April 24, 2010, 07:26:55 PM »
Yes !  ;D
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #53 on: April 24, 2010, 07:31:25 PM »
I heard on the radio that Obama is already on this..."We need to find a way to guide our undocumented immigrants to citizenship." No... they're criminals. How does an entire nation ignore federal law because the main stream media paints it as an inconvenience.  F--k him, and F--k them.
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Lets keep our eyes on the ball here. I agree, all (or most) of the 12 million illegals should go and I'll gladly pay an extra $1,000 on my tax return next year and for three or four years there after to see it happen. The problem is this. If we could click our heels toghther three times and teleport them all back home, in six months, there would be 12 million more just like them as long as we don't put the one's who knowingly hire them in jail. Its like the war on drugs. As long as there is a demand, there will be a supply. Go after the one's who create the demand (all US citizens so no charges of racism or diplomatic snafus) and the supply will dry up. Its not a problem of criminal aliens as much as it is criminal employers.
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #54 on: April 25, 2010, 02:18:58 AM »
FQ, you're right that employers should be held responsible for their part too, but one crime doesn't excuse the other. This problem is caused by both employers and aliens. That said, if I were from Mexico, or nearly any other country in central and south America, I'd want to come here too. I may even feel obligated to do so to take care of my family. However, I sure wouldn't expect the host country to bend over backwards for me. Of course, the government here in California is constantly bending. I think bending over is their hobby.

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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #55 on: Today at 08:24:17 PM »

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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #55 on: April 25, 2010, 04:18:41 AM »
"We need to find a way to guide our undocumented immigrants to citizenship."

Translated: "We need to secure a way to turn this nation into a 3rd world $h!thole, just like our neighbors to the south."

If Hussein's mad now, wait until Jan inks the "Birther Bill". It's next on her list. It will force anyone who runs for President in an Arizona Primary Election to produce a valid birth certificate which must be approved by the State Of Arizona before their name can appear on the ballot. The liberal left is already whining like stuck pigs. 'Ya gotta love it!   Bill T.

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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #56 on: April 25, 2010, 09:03:08 AM »
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Quote from: jaybet on Yesterday at 08:22:14 pm
"We need to find a way to guide our undocumented immigrants to citizenship."

Translated: "We need to secure a way to turn this nation into a 3rd world $h!thole, just like our neighbors to the south."

Proper translation.  "I need a way to secure my voting block for reelection!  After all it is about ME and that is justification enough to ignore the will of the people."
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #57 on: April 25, 2010, 12:23:40 PM »
Translated: "We need to secure a way to turn this nation into a 3rd world $h!thole, just like our neighbors to the south."

If Hussein's mad now, wait until Jan inks the "Birther Bill". It's next on her list. It will force anyone who runs for President in an Arizona Primary Election to produce a valid birth certificate which must be approved by the State Of Arizona before their name can appear on the ballot. The liberal left is already whining like stuck pigs. 'Ya gotta love it!   Bill T.
I'm actually glad to see the birth certificate law passed. I think the Birthers are more than a bit misguided. Seriously, if this were an issue, don't you think the Clinton Machine, John McCain, with his decades of connections, the GOP and a sitting Republican President, all of whom had ample incentive to dig up every bit of dirt on BO they could find, wouldn't have figured this out? Still, enough is enough. It was fun at first to watch these guys embarrass themselves, but it is past becoming divisive. It is more than past time to just produce the damn thing. Even I am wondering why he hasn't. Good for AZ. yet again.
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #58 on: April 25, 2010, 12:56:37 PM »
I'm actually glad to see the birth certificate law passed. I think the Birthers are more than a bit misguided. Seriously, if this were an issue, don't you think the Clinton Machine, John McCain, with his decades of connections, the GOP and a sitting Republican President, all of whom had ample incentive to dig up every bit of dirt on BO they could find, wouldn't have figured this out? Still, enough is enough. It was fun at first to watch these guys embarrass themselves, but it is past becoming divisive. It is more than past time to just produce the damn thing. Even I am wondering why he hasn't. Good for AZ. yet again.
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And we always thought that inside that thick skull there was nothing but vacuum.  We were wrong.  It just took 18 months of hard drilling to get to it.

As far as many others not doing anything - It may be because there is nothing to our thoughts.  Or, it may be because they have become so entrenched in the system that they would rather turn a blind eye to protect their "careers" rather than commit political suicide for the right reasons.  Laws like this one put everyone on an equal basis without committing sexism, racism or any other politically incorrect crime.
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Re: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
« Reply #59 on: April 26, 2010, 06:32:09 PM »
 Put the illegals on a ocean liner and transport them to Iraq and dump them there, and let them cross the border into Iran or some of the other crap hole countries. They will cut their heads off for border jumping in those countries. It prevent repeat offenders and second they might kill some of the terrorist.
Citizens sleep peacfully at night knowing that rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf - George Orwell

 

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