Question: When is enough enough?

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I can not understand how legal citizens of this country can support the inflow of illegals.
It irritates me to no end that they come here saying that their country is so bad and then fly the flag of that country they chose to leave in our face.
If you want to be here you have every right to do it but it must follow the prescribed course not border jumping !!
Now I watched the videos and I heard the police telling them to break it up and move on. The helicopter was very loud and clear as were the bull horns.
Seems to me that if you stayed you got what you were asking for. Simple if you are here illegally and then want to protest your status in the country as if you are in the right why would anyone expect you to follow a loud and clear police order ?
I saw a man holding a young child between him and the police line and the child waving a Mexican flag after being told to leave. Who would have been at fault if that baby had taken a bullet ? This whole thing is sheer stupidity. Why would any rational person bring a child to a protest where there stands to be violence ? I saw people willfully disobeying direct orders and picking up boards etc to fight the police.
Sorry America but I stand on the side of obeying the law and the side that these people have broken the laws of this nation and need to be deported. They are more then welcome to apply for citizenship the same way my folks did.
These are law breakers and are not going to get any sympathy from me or support. I can not understand any citizen supporting criminals.
To me they brought on the violence by
A) breaking the law of entry into this country
B) marching for rights they are not entitled to
C) flying the flag of the country they thought bad enough to leave
D) having signs saying the president of the country you entered illegally is a liar
E) not obeying orders given by those sworn to uphold the law

I wonder how well we as American citizens would be received marching into Mexico waving American flags and demanding rights? I bet we would be seen by the world as aggressive and taking over. An act of war if you will. I doubt they would use tear gas and rubber bullets.
Any citizen that supports illegal immigrants and chooses to march with them gets what he deserves. No one really knows what events spurred the police to take this action do they? Groups who are protesting something can be peaceful but from the looks of some in this group I highly doubt it. And being that I grew up in this area and know that in the MacArthur park area it is filled with shootings and violence daily. Did anyone consider that ? This is the bad area of Los Angeles and not too far from the Watts riots and the Rodney King incident. I strongly suspect that the police had just cause to do what they did. The rest may see it differently so be it I grew up there and violence is the order of the day.
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What part of "Illegal" does anyone not understand? WHen people just stroll across a border they can bring plenty of things with them that are unwelcome. Such as diseases we once irradicated in this country. TB comes to mind right now. Oh and they can bring drugs. Yup, we don't prosecute ILLEGAL entrants into this country who CARRY DRUGS for SALE with them unless they carry over 300 pounds. That's right folks. A person can break the law by entering this country, bring 299 pound of good sh!t with them for sale to tide them over and we don't prosecute them for EITHER offense. Our hospitals are inundated with free services for people who are here illegally, in the meantime, I pay more now for my monthly health insurance premium than most people pay for their mortgages. At what point do we decide to worry about our Own 50 million working Americans without health insurance before we worry about everyone else? You will not see our president stop this nor will you see congress do it. Their social circle does not want to give up those cheap nannies and gardeners. The argument that they do jobs Americans won't do is an absolute lie. Americans would do those jobs but they have a problem doing it for a bag of rice and a couple of bucks an hour. Shame on them for not wanting to turn into the very people who desperately cross borders to get here.

As for demonstrating, it's In Our Face. They should be afraid to demonstrate because they are BREAKING THE LAW BY BEING HERE. We should be rounding them up for deportation when they do. Immigration is the backbone of this country. And it has always resulted in wonderful things when done LEGALLY. I defy anyone of us to go to Mexico illegally, demonstrate without getting arrested, blow the American flag around, demand that their schools speak English and put English signs everywhere. Then demand that they give you free medical services and translate all their product packaging into English--and see how many minutes you last before they jail you For Life.
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Nah that's what their lawyers call them.
Exactly. We mustn't be policitally incorrect or "judgemental" now, mustn't we. "Illegal" is such a nasty sounding word....it's just plain discriminatory, isn't it. We have to search for just the right word. So, "undocumented" sounds so much nicer.
 

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An illegal is just another criminal we don't need. THEY SHOULD BE DEPORTED, PEROID. If it means thier kids have to go then so be it. There are some 2 million legal immigrants every year , it can't be that hard.
Ha! You have no idea! I can't even start to say how much time and money I had to put into my GC! It was almost ridiculous and frustrating as hell. And that is why I am so mad at people that are here illegally. I don't know how they can obtain a Drivers License... get a loan for a house??
 
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Nah that's what their lawyers call them.
No, that's actually the terminology used by Homeland [In]Security's immigration enforcement division.

They can't afford attorneys; the compradores are generally bleeding them dry, and pro bono representation isn't exactly heavy on the ground.
 
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i'm not politically correct, I call them Mexicans legal or not. I still think if all of you think the illegal aliens, immigrants, whatever are the problem in this country I think you're a bit off in your thinking.

as for the 6 to a semi deal, well someone isn't doing their job. They have to have travel logs. They should be checked. They check their stops, milage and times. If they're driving 6 to a cab and never stopping for anything, well some red blooded American is probably dropping the ball and letting them get away with it.

I'd love to see your complaints when they all get sent home. It's kind of like the sweat shops in Thialand. We all love our cheap stuff, and when we have to pay we bitch, or work to hard we bitch, and when we see how the workers do things so we can have cheap stuff, its too close to home and we bitch.

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My ex husband, his brother and some other friends we know escaped from Czechoslovakia back in the late 60's when the Russians were marching into Prague, just before they closed the borders. Prior to this they had to obtain a vacation visa from Austria. They actually wanted to stay in Austria, but that governement wouldn't allow them perminent status, but they were allowed to stay there for 5 years in Vienna where they worked hard. Meanwhile they requested a vacation visa from America, which they finally got.

They had to have sponsers who lived here and had to go through all kinds of red tape in order to stay and work temporarily. (green cards etc) They had NO governement assistance whatsoever, no paid medical, no food stamps, no free housing. They struggled hard at first. They had come only with the clothes on their backs. When they were in Austria before they got permission to work, they slept in the winter in door ways like bums, with no winter coats. They were hungry and cold that first winter. The governement didn't do anything to help them and neither did anyone else. But it was a price they were willing to pay to escape from opression in hopes of making a better life for themselves.

A couple of years later, my ex went to school to take a citizenship class. He spoke little to no English at the time. (I taught him English). The citizenship class is very difficult....all about how our government works, history etc, something that many Americans couldn't pass. No one wrote his books in Czech or in German, which he had, by this time learned. No, it was in English. (probably in Spanish too) He passed his test and became a US citizen. My Mom threw a big party of celebration and congratulations for him. (He was my boyfriend at that time) All this took some time to achieve.

Several years later, after we were married and had children, we read in the newspaper about a man from Poland who had jumped from a fishing ship in Vancouver BC and had come to the border in Blaine, Washington with a note which read, "I am seeking political asylum. I want to be free. Please help me." He could not speak English. He was thrown in the Snohomish County Jail where he languished and was ignored for 2 months before a female warden brought him a dictionary and an intrepeter to help him.

We read this in the paper and I was outraged. Yes, he entered illegally, technically, but he wasn't trying to pull a fast one on anyone or trying to get a job when he wasn't given permission or taking jobs from anyone. He was asking for help so he could go through the proper channels.

We went to visit him in jail, got him an immigration attorney (pro bono) who said that if he had come to Chicago or NY, this would NOT have happened. They simply didn't know what the heck to do with him in Washington state.

He eventually got out of jail and after a very long, drawn out bunch of red tape, months and months, possibly over a year, he finally had a temporary visa.

He fell in love with the interpreter's daughter and they married and had two children. By this time, we were good friends with these people and he was learning English quite well.

All of a sudden, seemingly out of the clear blue sky, some more red tape reared it's ugly head. He was being forced to return to Poland for 6 months and then he could re-enter this counry if he went through he proper channels. He just didn't seem to have all the ducks in a row. His attorney must have screwed something up. I don't know all the details.

So, here's this married guy with kids and a job which he found, supporting his family with NO governement assistance in any way.... being sent back to Poland for 6 months while his family struggles along. This is what our country does to Europeans who want to be free, Europeans who helped build this country, who are most of our ancestors!!!!!!!!

Why is it that it's OK for some to be here illegally and not for others? Well, I think I know the answer. It's all about business. That just isn't right. Whether or not they make cheap goods isn't the point. Whether or not we like that they make cheap goods isn't the point. The point is, if there is a system and there are laws, then they need to be applied to everyone, not just people of one or two nationalities.

Besides perfectly lovely people entering this country for a better life, there are also a staggering number of creeps entering this country illegally, many into Florida, people bringing drugs in by the ship loads and with them violent crime which goes with drugs. Why is this happening? Business again. If it weren't for corrupt officials, we wouldn't have such a huge drug problem. For all the lives being destroyed by drugs, all the children whose future is built on drugs, we can thank our governement for not protecting them and us. They have fallen drastically short of their duties. And this principle, of allowing what they're allowing contributes to it in a huge way....this principle of slip shod, lenient slop and not upholding their own regulations and laws is abominable. Laws are made for a reason. This is NOT what our forefathers had in mind when they said, "give me your tired your poor."
 

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Our crime is up here too .... more police are having to learn Spanish to read the criminals their rites . Sorry if I'm bitter !
Sorry but I have to ask - crime is only committed by Spanish speaking people in the US?
 
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Dober, political asylum cases are some of the most labor (and frustration) intensive cases there are. The attorney probably DID miss something - mainly because an attorney who really was experienced with political asylum cases would think long and hard before taking one pro bono. Those cases cost a bloody fortune to work.

And even when you dot all the i-s and cross all the t-s, there's no guarantee that some ambitious (or bored) paper squirrel somewhere isn't going to pull something out of his ass to send you back to square one.
 

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Sorry but I have to ask - crime is only committed by Spanish speaking people in the US?
Of course not. But many of the drugs we have come from spanish speaking countries....Cuba, Mexico, Columbia. And with drugs comes more crime. Yes, Americans are comitting the crimes right along with them. But the source of many of the drugs is very often from these countries. Many in our governement are corrupt and that's why the problem doesn't go away.
 

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It's not about cheap stuff at all. It's about corporate profits. Nothing is cheap anymore. Currently, the cost of goods and services in America are increasing disproportionately to salaries. As a matter of fact, it is costing not only the taxpayers but the people who have to pay for their own health care (or part of it, even). As millions of people utilize our hospitals and medical care for free, who do you think pays for this in outrageous premiums that grow in double digits every year? And why are we not considering the poverty and lack of health care among our own legal citizens first? An illegal alien can go to the emergency room, get all kinds of care and never have to worry about losing their house to pay for it. Last year better than 50 percent of American bankruptcies were due to a family health care crises. How fair is this?
We have had hospitals close down in America because they can no longer afford to stay open, pay their overhead, pay their employees, to treat the majority of people for free. People in America can no longer afford their own health insurance because of the taxing affect on our medical system. I won't even get into the resurgence of diseases that we once no longer "enjoyed". When someone enters a country with a communicable disease, it doesn't take long before diseases we once didn't have to worry about any longer begin to reoccur. When they come here and have their babies, their babies are citizens and suddenly they have all the rights and privileges hard working Americans had to work for years to get. We talk every day about terr'ism, yet anyone can enter this country illegally. Where is the security in that. We arrest our border guards and throw them in jail for doing their jobs. Where is the justice in that?

Report: Illegal Aliens and American Medicine
http://www.jpands.org/vol10no1/cosman.pdf
 
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Well - May Day as swinging ancient pagan observance is hijacked by those pesky Christians, who then get it swiped from them by the International Socialist Congress in 1889 to support labor activism in the US and then, in the 20th century the communist nations swipe it as a big holiday. I may have skipped over the whole labor issue as it's simply not the association I make when I hear 'May Day,' seeing as I was born well after American labor became estranged from American socialism.
 

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It's not about cheap stuff at all. It's about corporate profits. Nothing is cheap anymore. Currently, the cost of goods and services in America are increasing disproportionately to salaries. As a matter of fact, it is costing not only the taxpayers but the people who have to pay for their own health care (or part of it, even). As millions of people utilize our hospitals and medical care for free, who do you think pays for this in outrageous premiums that grow in double digits every year? And why are we not considering the poverty and lack of health care among our own legal citizens first? An illegal alien can go to the emergency room, get all kinds of care and never have to worry about losing their house to pay for it. Last year better than 50 percent of American bankruptcies were due to a family health care crises. How fair is this?
We have had hospitals close down in America because they can no longer afford to stay open, pay their overhead, pay their employees, to treat the majority of people for free. People in America can no longer afford their own health insurance because of the taxing affect on our medical system. I won't even get into the resurgence of diseases that we once no longer "enjoyed". When someone enters a country with a communicable disease, it doesn't take long before diseases we once didn't have to worry about any longer begin to reoccur. When they come here and have their babies, their babies are citizens and suddenly they have all the rights and privileges hard working Americans had to work for years to get. We talk every day about terr'ism, yet anyone can enter this country illegally. Where is the security in that. We arrest our border guards and throw them in jail for doing their jobs. Where is the justice in that?
You're absolutely right. It isn't really cheap at all. It only appears that way on the surface. It's costing us tax payers everything. If they'd let us keep our money instead of taxing us to pay for everyone else, maybe we'd have enough to take care of ourselves. The whole thing is sickening. Good link thereToscasmom...so true and so sickening.
 
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Ha! You have no idea! I can't even start to say how much time and money I had to put into my GC! It was almost ridiculous and frustrating as hell. And that is why I am so mad at people that are here illegally. I don't know how they can obtain a Drivers License... get a loan for a house??
Thats 2 that have said how hard it is. I stand corrected. If I am wrong about that I am sorry. But my great grandparents did it the right way , I am not a "native american" . I commend those who seek to better thier lives. Leaving the country in which you were born must be a huge step and a lot of uncertainty. I would think to have the proper documentation would be the right way to go.
 
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Oh here is a complete bitch! I checked a job at a local loan office an was told and I quote" If you speak spanish you will be paid more." F*CK that P*SSED ME OFF!!!!!!!!!
 

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I don't blame these people one bit. Naturally, they're going to accept what is offerered to them, other than the very most moral of them. I blame our governement for allowing it.
 

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Oh here is a complete bitch! I checked a job at a local loan office an was told and I quote" If you speak spanish you will be paid more." F*CK that P*SSED ME OFF!!!!!!!!!
Actually in the UK you would also get paid more for being multi lingual
 
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Yup....Fruitbat. It's not OK to discriminate against certain ethnic groups, but it's OK to discriminate against Americans of European descent. We, in our country must learn other languages and cater to them, but they don't need to learn English because that would be "discrimination" and politically incorrect. The world is going nuts!!!! Can you imagine, (as it's been mentioned before) going into another country and making those demands? They'd think we were nuts. I think this country is going nuts to even consider such ridiculous demands. And the degree of consideration that has been given makes me just incredulous beyond belief!
Can somebody please tell me why it is ok for the likes of Jesse Jackson and others like the lady I spoke to can get away with such OBVIOUS RACISM?????? I want my daughter to apply for the " American Negro College Fund " and then sue for discrimination. I wonder how far we would get with an "American Caucasian Not OF Hispanic Decent College Fund." I told my daughter to study She doesn't have being a minority to fall back on and IMO it's BS.
 

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Fruitbat. LOL. I deleted that post....decided it was sort of getting off topic. LOL. Oh well....Yes, it's all rather infuriating.
 

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