They still don't get it

[Detector]

Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,195445,00.html

The remarks come as the Senate tries to pass a guest worker proposal that opponents say doesn't do enough to stem the influx of illegals passing over the southern border each day. Senators begin debate anew Monday on an immigration reform package that aims to allow the estimated 11 million to 12 million illegals in the United States look for a way to stay here.

There should be no talk about what to do with the illegals that are here, which by the way is now estimated to be 36 million(including families), until they seal the boarder.

This talk about letting the illegals stay here is only going to increase the stampede to America before the boarder can be secured. I can here the democrats cheering now.

[lurker]

Originally Posted by Detector

Source: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,195445,00.html
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I can here the democrats cheering now.

A new block of voters.
Don't forget that they import lots of meth.

I'd invest in spray paint manufacturers.

[Highwayman]

One guy gets it;

In his Monday speech, the President needs to make a clear break from previous speeches on the topic and come home to Republican Party principles. He needs to stop pandering to perceived voting blocs and employer lobbies and speak to the one thing all Americans agree upon: No immigration policy is workable without secure borders. …….

Americans are not in a mood to negotiate the matter of “regularization” for 12 million to 20 million illegal aliens -- and Newt Gingrich has pointed out the amnesty would ultimately legalize up to 36 million -- until they see we have in fact achieved secure borders. Once that is done, once our laws are being enforced, then we can begin to discuss the problem of how to deal with the millions of illegal aliens already living here.

http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=14808

[Bubba]

I saw on the drudge that he is expected to send 10,000 down there. If you do the math that 4 crews to do three 8 hour shifts over the 1950+ mile southern border. That comes to about 1 soldier for every mile. Like that is going to make any kind of difference.

[wordsmythe]

the 9-11 commission recommended quite some time ago taht there should be stricter enforcement and more border patrol added.

It was ignored until it became a political issue.

[Detector]

I think catching them will be only a small part of the problem. Whats going to happen once they catch them? The way I understand it is the whole complaint by boarder patrol is the money and time it takes to process those caught.

Someone mentioned we should just line up busses at the boarder and once caught ask where they came from and then send them to a town far away from where they came.

[TexKan]

I think we otta waive the court nonsense when they are caught. It's just additional spending of our money by a group of folks that have no money in the pot................ find em, catch em and send em back. Would help if they scared the hell out of em too............. we need a little deterrent.

[Army_of_One]

Originally Posted by Detector

I think catching them will be only a small part of the problem. Whats going to happen once they catch them? The way I understand it is the whole complaint by boarder patrol is the money and time it takes to process those caught.

Someone mentioned we should just line up busses at the boarder and once caught ask where they came from and then send them to a town far away from where they came.

Maybe we can send them to gitmo for awhile...lol. OR maybe one of the (not so secret anymore)secret CIA prisons in Europe...lol. We could load them on a boat and send them to Cuba like Fidel did to us in 1980. Why should we provide a bus? They like to walk across the desert to get here.....they can walk back. We'll just follow them with a water truck to keep them hydrated.....

[Highwayman]

Here’s how they see us. Note the border markings on the left of the picture.

http://www.aztlan.net/vigilante_with_binoculars.htm

[TexKan]

I found this at this site........ very interesting Now that just ticks me off!!

<> LA VOZ DE AZTLAN NEWS BULLETIN <>
<>.<>.<> Los Angeles, Alta California <>.<>.<>
May 11, 2006

Americans living in Mexico impacted by US anti-Mexicanism

Mexicans are traditionally a friendly and peace loving people. Relations between Mexicans and the hundreds of thousands of US retirees who reside in Mexico have, in the past, been courteous and respectful. There are signs today, however, that these relations are getting strained due to the rising tide of anti-Mexicanism in the USA. The numerous hate crimes against and murders of undocumented Mexicans north of the border are now becoming common knowledge all across Mexico and some members of Mexican society are beginning to retaliate. The recent burning of the Mexican flag in front of the Mexican consulate in Tucson by hate filled racists became known throughout the Republic of Mexico and has greatly aggravated the situation. Things could get a lot worse.

Mexicans have great kinship with their brethren north of the border. A large percentage of the Mexican population have relatives in Aztlan and elsewhere across the US/Mexico border. There is immense solidarity in Mexico with Mexican immigrants on this side as was demonstrated by the recent "nada gringo" action in support of the May 1st pro-immigrant boycott in the USA.

Presently there are large colonies of US retirees living in some of the most beautiful areas of Mexico like San Miguel de Allende, Cancun and Puerto Vallarta. Many have bought homes or leased land under special Mexican laws that allow them to do so. Mexicans and the government have welcomed these retirees with open arms but as anti-Mexican xenophobes escalate their rhetoric of hate against Mexican immigrants things are beginning to change.

The Los Angeles Times reported yesterday on certain examples of the great dangers that US retirees in Mexico face as bigots on this side are allowed to continue with their irresponsible actions. The LA Times report writes about one American that was literally "kicked out" of ocean front property in Rosarito, Baja California. The American family decided to leave and abandon their land lease after someone painted in English, "Gringos go home. This is Mexico" on their beach home.