The restrictions I WANT IMPOSED ? WTF are you babbling about ? The laws on the books are the laws on the books ..... I don't want any particular laws changed .... the present law being enforced will work just fine for me...
and my ancestors did come to this country LEGALLY....and have worked, defended, and died for it.....we've earned our right to want to preserve what we've built for our next generations....
I own you one cawacko.......I'm embarrassed by my bad........
I own you one cawacko.......I'm embarrassed by my bad........
Why ? You're babbling again... We had immigration laws then too...obey themI'm talking about your eagerness to close the borders, Blabo, now that you're safely ensconced here.
Do your corporate masters know that you want them jailed and/or fined for exploiting illegals so you can reap the benefits?
I don't know wtf you're even talking about....obviously you don't either
You died for America, Blabo?Just, wow. I didn't say that, learn to read...
And the question was....could your ancestors have gotten in with the current restrictions? Moron.
You didn't say that...learn to write
Sounds like you might've been a anchor baby, Blabo.
What does an "anchor baby" sound like ?
So as long as you got yours, those words inscribed on the Statue of Liberty are expired, so fuck today's immigrants.
Why ? You're babbling again... We had immigration laws then too...obey them
The article was too long to post in full so I c&p'd some of the main points under each number.
By Doris Meissner
Sunday, May 2, 2010
1. Immigrants take jobs from American workers.
Although immigrants account for 12.5 percent of the U.S. population, they make up about 15 percent of the workforce. They are overrepresented among workers largely because the rest of our population is aging: Immigrants and their children have accounted for 58 percent of U.S. population growth since 1980...
...immigrants tend to be concentrated in high- and low-skilled occupations that complement -- rather than compete with -- jobs held by native workers....
2. Immigration is at an all-time high, and most new immigrants came illegally.
The historic high came more than a century ago, in 1890, when immigrants made up 14.8 percent of our population. Today, about two-thirds of immigrants are here legally, either as naturalized citizens or as lawful permanent residents, more commonly known as "green card" holders. And of the approximately 10.8 million immigrants who are in the country illegally, about 40 percent arrived legally but overstayed their visas...
3. Today's immigrants are not integrating into American life like past waves did.
The integration of immigrants remains a hallmark of America's vitality as a society and a source of admiration abroad, as it has been throughout our history. Although some people complain that today's immigrants are not integrating into U.S. society as quickly as previous newcomers did, the same charge was leveled at virtually every past wave of immigrants, including the large numbers of Germans, Irish and Italians who arrived in the 19th and early 20th centuries....
4. Cracking down on illegal border crossings will make us safer.
...Since Sept. 11, 2001, we have dramatically strengthened our borders through the use of biometrics at ports of entry, secure cargo-shipment systems, intelligence gathering, integrated databases and increased international cooperation. The Border Patrol has nearly doubled in size in the past five years, to more than 20,000 agents...
...The seasoned enforcement officials I have spoken with all contend that if we provided enough visas to meet the economy's demand for workers, border agents would be freed to focus on protecting the nation from truly dangerous individuals and activities, such as drug-trafficking, smuggling and cartel violence...
5. Immigration reform cannot happen in an election year.
The politics of immigration can be explosive and can chase lawmakers away, especially as elections near, with the result that Congress infrequently and reluctantly updates immigration laws. However, all the significant immigration bills enacted in recent decades were passed in election years, often at the last minute and after fractious debates...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/30/AR2010043001106.html
Bravo, just my opinion but I don't think its liberal numbers holding up immigration reform. My guess is they would gladly pass reform in a heartbeat if they could give all those here now illegally amnesty. It's getting Republicans and Democrats to agree what kind of reform is best which is the holdup.
It's very relevant, Blabo.
Could your ancestors have entered the USA legally under the restrictions you want imposed?
Yes, or no?
yes actually.....they came in through Ellis Island in the late 1890s and obtained all the legal documentation required by this country at the time....as far as I'm aware, that's all we've been asking for now.....that those who enter this country do so by obtaining all the legal documentation required.....
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Bring out an old story because Alabama just passed one of the most strictest laws against illegals. Wish my state of California would do that, instead the fuckwad liberals just voted to educate the fuckers for free, never mind the fact that we are around 15 billion in the hole already.
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Bring out an old story because Alabama just passed one of the most strictest laws against illegals. Wish my state of California would do that, instead the fuckwad liberals just voted to educate the fuckers for free, never mind the fact that we are around 15 billion in the hole already.
I'll repeat the question for Blabo, the retarded descendant of immigrant ancestors...who apparently doesn't understand the English language he wants to require today's immigrants to learn.
Could your ancestors have entered the United States under the restrictions that you Teabaggers want imposed?
Yes, or no?
I have no clue what 'teabaggers' want....and I don't 'require' anyone to learn the English language.....thats their business....But they shouldn't drive, or vote or graduate from our schools if they can't pass the requirements either....
yes actually.....they came in through Ellis Island in the late 1890s and obtained all the legal documentation required by this country at the time....as far as I'm aware, that's all we've been asking for now.....that those who enter this country do so by obtaining all the legal documentation required.....
Yeah....thing are lookin better and better.......
Some did, some didn't.....most learned English well enough to read signs and pass a drivers test and vote...Could your ancestors have met those requirements, Blabo?