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Dear Senator:
I am shocked to see your name on NumbersUSA's list of Senators who are declining to pledge to vote NO on the DREAM Act Amnesty. (http://www.numbersusa.com/hottopic/dreamactnovotes.html)
The USofA, We the People, do not need another "fraudulent foreigner" bill. We just need the laws you and your previous Federally elected officials have already passed to be upheld.
This "immigration" talk is incorrect. Immigrants are people who come to the USofA through lawful and legal channels.
The Illegal Aliens or Fraudulent Foreigners who come to the USofA without benefit of any legal paperwork do not deserve or require any benefits which in effect say to them that they "really didn't mean to break the law, because if the USofA didn't have that law, they wouldn't have 'broken' it."
If you want to pass an "Illegal Alien Reform Act" then use the same form as Mexico uses for people who wish to relocate their citizenship to Mexico.
Otherwise, Build The Fence! Pardon and Release Ramos and Compean! Deport Illegal Aliens!
Do not be cowed by the "it's not their fault" and the "but these people are hard workers" and the "the US was founded by immigrants" and the "it's the US's duty as a compassionate Country" and all the other unreasonable and irrational arguments directed at feelings instead of facts.
The facts are that Illegal Aliens are Fraudulent Foreigners and do not have any right to live in the USofA because they failed to follow the regulations for lawful entry. They are not the victims here. The USofA is the victim and they are the perpetrators.
Senator, please vote NO this week and next week on three measures that are being considered for the Defense Authorization bill or for a later bill this fall.
Vote NO on Amendment 2237 that would attach the Dream Act Amnesty.
Vote NO on any measure to increase H-1B visas and permanent greencards for foreign workers to take jobs from skilled American workers and students.
Vote NO on any attempt to increase H-2B visas for seasonal foreign workers to take jobs from America's most vulnerable workers.
As you know, the Defense bill is not an appropriation bill. Thus, if your opposition to including an amnesty in the bill delays passage of it, you will not be slowing down funding for our men and women in uniform.
Build The Fence! Pardon and Release Ramos and Compean! Deport Illegal Aliens!
Thank you,
"The law books say that crossing the border without permission is a misdemeanor. Other than that, it's not a crime," Giuliani said. "That's a question of law, not political rhetoric or political spinning or political positioning."
Copies of what is believed to be the only recording of then-Republican Presidential nominee Ronald Reagan's 1980 speech at the Fair has been donated to The Reagan Library and the Mississippi Department of Archives and History by a Neshoba County native.
“[A]ll Americans should reflect upon the precious heritage of liberty under law passed on to us by our Founding Fathers. This heritage finds its most comprehensive expression in our Constitution. The framing of the Constitution was an arduous task accomplished in the spirit of cooperation and with dedication to the ideals of republican self-government and unalienable God-given human rights that gave transcendent meaning and inspiration to the American Revolution... The wisdom and foresight of the architects of the Constitution are manifest in the fact that it remains a powerful governing tool to the present day. Indeed, a great British statesman has called it ‘the most wonderful work ever struck off at a given time by the brain and purpose of man.’ For 200 years, people from other lands have come to the United States to participate in the great adventure in self-government begun in Philadelphia in 1787... [A]ll citizens should reread and study this great document and rededicate themselves to the ideals it enshrines.”—Ronald Reagan
The head of an al Qaeda-led group in Iraq has offered a $100,000 reward for the killing of a Swedish cartoonist for his drawing of Islam's Prophet Mohammad and threatened to attack major Swedish companies.
Abu Omar al-Baghdadi, leader of the self-styled Islamic State in Iraq, also offered $50,000 to anyone who killed the editor of the newspaper that published the drawing by Lars Vilks depicting the head of the Prophet on the body of a dog.
President Bush:
Only 17.9 of the 854 miles of fencing called for in the Secure Fence Act have been completed as of August 10, 2007.
The law stipulates a double layer fence but the Administration (that's you, sir) has built just one-layer fencing.
Of the total 854 miles mandated by the Secure Fence Act, the law stipulates that 392 miles be completed from California to Arizona by May 31, 2008 and an
additional 30 miles be completed near Laredo, Texas, by December 31, 2008.
President Bush, Where Is The Fence?
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Senators Spector, Cornyn, McCain, Warner, Kyl, Hutchison, Alexander, Graham, Martinez, McConnell, Burr, Brownback, and Lott, Where Is The Fence?
Our beloved country is flipping out. The effects of The Age of Stupidity ushered in during the ‘60s and ‘70s are omnipresent. It is highly doubtful that there is a living member of the World War II generation who could have imagined that seventh-graders would one day be brought in shackles into an American courtroom for playfully swatting a girl's buttocks. It is also true that there is no member of that generation who could ever have imagined something as low-life as a “slap butt day” in an American middle school. But that is another matter.
It is not just in Iraq that the political left has an investment in failure. Domestically as well as internationally, the left has long had a vested interest in poverty and social malaise.
Progress in general seems to hold little interest for people who call themselves “progressives." What arouses them are denunciations of social failures and accusations of wrong-doing.
Only the most overzealous activist would support the notion that national borders have no meaning or that a country should let foreigners break their laws, trade in fraudulent documents and violate deportation orders with impunity.
It's bad enough that so many non-citizens freely break this country's duly enacted laws. But when they feel that they can break our laws openly and without consequence, they have to go. Or all respect for the law will go.
It is fine for Republicans to speak of tax cuts, which indisputably have contributed to record economic growth, but a parallel issue for Republicans in 2008 should be a focus on out-of-control spending. America's puritanical “waste not, want not” heritage might yet stir enough of us to oppose needless spending if tied to an appeal for more personal responsibility and accountability for one's life. Eliminating, or at least reducing, wasteful spending weakens the Democrats’ argument for tax increases. Even under Republican majority rule, including a Republican president, government has continued to grow. Only a break with that heretical Republicanism will restore credibility with voters who increasingly view the two parties as indistinguishable
Hillary Clinton talks of a $1 billion federal fund to help families likely to find themselves sitting on the curb outside their former houses (or, much likelier, moving into apartments or rental houses).
Emergency relief -- food, shelter, clothes -- is one thing. Protection, as a matter of policy, from bad decisions (e.g., borrowing without the means to repay) penalizes good decisions. It says to citizens, don't bother to plan, to save, to reason things out, to act with discretion and judgment, because if you do blow it through carelessness or irrationality, along the government rescue wagon will come, bells jingling and dollars flying through the air.
