Per MoveOn.org:
Who are you going to believe? Your own lyin' eyes or some leftie shill?
He's got one thing right - a growing economy creates more jobs. Only problem is - the current Greater Depression.
"There's not a finite number of jobs in an economy". Maybe not on his planet, where water flows uphill and everyone makes an above-average income.
It's great how he tells us "immigrant's children get more college degrees" - if you are talking Asians, perhaps. So what if they do - only so many McDonald's jobs out there - a finite number. More immigrants will mean less opportunity for all.
The Demonrats have nothing to offer except free rides - and those will evaporate sooner or later. Then what will all these "immigrants" do?
Showing posts with label Illegal immigrants. idiocy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illegal immigrants. idiocy. Show all posts
Friday, August 2, 2013
Friday, October 14, 2011
DOJ's Illegal Immigran Hotline
Seen at Stand with Arizona
Our tax money at work, paying federal employees to aid and abet violations of immigration law, lest the Demonrats lose potential votes.
Let 'em know how you feel about really enforcing federal law. Call *67-1-855-353-1010. Don't forget the *67!
Let's keep that line HOT!
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More at Fox News.
Our tax money at work, paying federal employees to aid and abet violations of immigration law, lest the Demonrats lose potential votes.
Let 'em know how you feel about really enforcing federal law. Call *67-1-855-353-1010. Don't forget the *67!
Let's keep that line HOT!
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Justice Dept. Sets Up “Hotline” For Illegals to Complain About Alabama’s Immigration Law (CALL!)
The Obama Admin. shows once again who its REAL constituents are: ILLEGAL ALIENS. The Department of Justice, which is appealing Alabama’s outstanding new law, has set up a “hotline” number for illegals to report “civil rights” incidents under the new law.
Meanhwhile, where’s the “hotline” FOR CITIZENS who have LOST THEIR JOBS thanks to the doubling of illegals in AL in the past 10 years? Sorry, pal, the DOJ is NOT interested in you.
So, Call the DOJ ALABAMA HOTLINE: 1-855-353-1010.
A LIVE person answered without delay when I called during business hours (sparing no expense to help illegals fight those evil Alabamans). After 5PM EST it is set to voicemail – so BLAST it.
BTW, make sure to press *67 before you dial – after all it is re-election time, and the Administration has the Big Brother knob set to 11.
Or you can Email: Hb56@usdoj.gov.
TELL THEM YOU STAND WITH ALABAMA AND THE RULE OF LAW! Complain about all the illegals taking jobs, stealing identities, and driving without licenses or insurance, and demand they do something about it!
BTW, to see just how deep the La Raza tentacles reach into this Admin., the DOJ Civil Rights Division Chief is Thomas Perez…who previously served on the board of CASA DE MARYLAND – our main opponents in our recent victory to stop Maryland’s Dream Act in-state tuition for illegals. this is in addition to Cecilia Munoz, La Raza’s (NCLR) former chief lobbyist who now is one of Obama’s most senior staffers.
Is there ANYONE in this Administration who cares about legal citizens?
UPDATE: I think we broke it! A mere 6 minutes after posting this on Facebook, the DOJ voicemail now says “the mailbox is full”. Well if we can’t leave a message, neither can whining illegals. Mission Accomplished!
Opponents of Alabama’s new immigration law can now call the Justice Department directly to make complaints about the state’s effort to crack down on illegal immigrants. The Justice Department has set up a hotline and email for the public “to report potential civil rights concerns related to the impact of Alabama’s immigration law.”Clearly the DOJ is trying emotional manipulation to distract the 11th Circuit Appeals Court from the fact that AL is just enforcing existing Federal laws. Hopefully the justices will see through it, like Judge Sharon Lovelace Blackburn did.
Meanhwhile, where’s the “hotline” FOR CITIZENS who have LOST THEIR JOBS thanks to the doubling of illegals in AL in the past 10 years? Sorry, pal, the DOJ is NOT interested in you.
So, Call the DOJ ALABAMA HOTLINE: 1-855-353-1010.
A LIVE person answered without delay when I called during business hours (sparing no expense to help illegals fight those evil Alabamans). After 5PM EST it is set to voicemail – so BLAST it.
BTW, make sure to press *67 before you dial – after all it is re-election time, and the Administration has the Big Brother knob set to 11.
Or you can Email: Hb56@usdoj.gov.
TELL THEM YOU STAND WITH ALABAMA AND THE RULE OF LAW! Complain about all the illegals taking jobs, stealing identities, and driving without licenses or insurance, and demand they do something about it!
BTW, to see just how deep the La Raza tentacles reach into this Admin., the DOJ Civil Rights Division Chief is Thomas Perez…who previously served on the board of CASA DE MARYLAND – our main opponents in our recent victory to stop Maryland’s Dream Act in-state tuition for illegals. this is in addition to Cecilia Munoz, La Raza’s (NCLR) former chief lobbyist who now is one of Obama’s most senior staffers.
Is there ANYONE in this Administration who cares about legal citizens?
UPDATE: I think we broke it! A mere 6 minutes after posting this on Facebook, the DOJ voicemail now says “the mailbox is full”. Well if we can’t leave a message, neither can whining illegals. Mission Accomplished!
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More at Fox News.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
It's not your call, Janet!
They need to be deported if they violate our law - which they have done by coming across the border without proper documents. Those who violate the law are criminals.
Big Sis needs to deport ALL the criminals as soon as they are found, before they can get comfortable enough here to commit violent crimes.
According to this site there are somewhere around 23 million illegals here now. According to Wikipedia there are around 300,000 illegals coming in every year. So, if we kick out 400,000 each year, we will be free of illegals in 230 years.
Napolitano Says She's Deporting Enough Illegal Immigrants
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano indicated today that the U.S. doesn't need to boost the annual number of illegal immigrant deportations, now 400,000 annually, because she's grabbing most of the criminals and sending them home.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
And now - a word from our Fearless Leader!
I've decided to keep calling him "Osama", in memory of that other great American statesman, Teddy "Swimmer" Kennedy.
Just got this from Pres. Osama:
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Chuck --
I went to El Paso, Texas, today to lay out a plan to do something big: fix America's broken immigration system.
It's an issue that affects you, whether you live in a border town like El Paso or not. Our immigration system reflects how we define ourselves as Americans -- who we are, who we will be -- and continued inaction poses serious costs for everyone.
Those costs are human, felt by millions of people here and abroad who endure years of separation or deferred dreams -- and millions more hardworking families whose wages are depressed when employers wrongly exploit a cheap source of labor. That's why immigration reform is also an economic imperative -- an essential step needed to strengthen our middle class, create new industries and new jobs, and make sure America remains competitive in the global economy.
Because this is such a tough problem -- one that politicians in Washington have been either exploiting or dodging, depending on the politics -- this change has to be driven by people like you.
Washington won't act unless you lead.
So if you're willing to do something about this critical issue, join our call for immigration reform now. Those who do will be part of our campaign to educate people on this issue and build the critical mass needed to make Washington act:
http://my.democrats.org/Immigration-Reform
In recent years, concerns about whether border security and enforcement were tough enough were among the greatest impediments to comprehensive reform. They are legitimate issues that needed to be addressed -- and over the past two years, we have made great strides in enhancing security and enforcement.
We have more boots on the ground working to secure our southwest border than at any time in our history. We're going after employers who knowingly break the law. And we are deporting those who are here illegally. I know the increase in deportations has been a source of controversy, but I want to emphasize that we are focusing our limited resources on violent offenders and people convicted of crimes -- not families or people looking to scrape together an income.
So we've addressed the concerns raised by those who have stood in the way of progress in the past. And now that we have, it's time to build an immigration system that meets our 21st-century economic needs and reflects our values both as a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.
Today, we provide students from around the world with visas to get engineering and computer science degrees at our top universities. But then our laws discourage them from using those skills to start a business or a new industry here in the United States. That just doesn't make sense.
We also need to stop punishing innocent young people for the actions of their parents -- and pass the DREAM Act so they can pursue higher education or become military service members in the country they know as home. We already know enormous economic benefits from the steady stream of talented and hardworking people coming to America. More than a century and a half ago, U.S. Steel's Andrew Carnegie was a 13-year-old brought here from Scotland by his family in search of a better life. And in 1979, a Russian family seeking freedom from Communism brought a young Sergey Brin to America -- where he would become a co-founder of Google.
Through immigration, we've become an engine of the global economy and a beacon of hope, ingenuity and entrepreneurship. We should make it easier for the best and brightest not only to study here, but also to start businesses and create jobs here. That's how we'll win the future.
Immigration is a complex issue that raises strong feelings. And as we push for long-overdue action, we're going to hear the same sort of ugly rhetoric that has delayed reform for years -- despite long and widespread recognition that our current system fails us all and hurts our economy.
So you and I need to be the ones talking about this issue in the language of hope, not fear -- in terms of how we are made stronger by our differences, and can be made stronger still.
Take a moment now to watch my El Paso speech and join this campaign for change:
http://my.democrats.org/Immigration-Reform
Thank you,
Barack
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This crap just won't quit. Fixing immigration is simple - enforce the law as written, deport every illegally present person who runs afoul of the law in any way other than violating the immigration laws with no possibility of their ever returning legally. Deport all other illegally present persons with the understanding that they will be allowed to apply to immigrate legally after a suitable waiting period.
Ain't it special that he points out a Soviet emigre was to become a successful American, while the LAST Demonrat president we had allowed Janet Reno to forcibly repatriate Elián González.
We don't need to invite anyone into America to open new businesses - we need to get the frigging government out of the way so AMERICANS - immigrants and native born - can do that.
Wake up, dummy. The only people still yelling for "immigration reform" are you and your sycophants. The great majority of Americans want the laws enforced first - then we might think about modifying them.
Just got this from Pres. Osama:
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Chuck --
I went to El Paso, Texas, today to lay out a plan to do something big: fix America's broken immigration system.
It's an issue that affects you, whether you live in a border town like El Paso or not. Our immigration system reflects how we define ourselves as Americans -- who we are, who we will be -- and continued inaction poses serious costs for everyone.
Those costs are human, felt by millions of people here and abroad who endure years of separation or deferred dreams -- and millions more hardworking families whose wages are depressed when employers wrongly exploit a cheap source of labor. That's why immigration reform is also an economic imperative -- an essential step needed to strengthen our middle class, create new industries and new jobs, and make sure America remains competitive in the global economy.
Because this is such a tough problem -- one that politicians in Washington have been either exploiting or dodging, depending on the politics -- this change has to be driven by people like you.
Washington won't act unless you lead.
So if you're willing to do something about this critical issue, join our call for immigration reform now. Those who do will be part of our campaign to educate people on this issue and build the critical mass needed to make Washington act:
http://my.democrats.org/Immigration-Reform
In recent years, concerns about whether border security and enforcement were tough enough were among the greatest impediments to comprehensive reform. They are legitimate issues that needed to be addressed -- and over the past two years, we have made great strides in enhancing security and enforcement.
We have more boots on the ground working to secure our southwest border than at any time in our history. We're going after employers who knowingly break the law. And we are deporting those who are here illegally. I know the increase in deportations has been a source of controversy, but I want to emphasize that we are focusing our limited resources on violent offenders and people convicted of crimes -- not families or people looking to scrape together an income.
So we've addressed the concerns raised by those who have stood in the way of progress in the past. And now that we have, it's time to build an immigration system that meets our 21st-century economic needs and reflects our values both as a nation of laws and a nation of immigrants.
Today, we provide students from around the world with visas to get engineering and computer science degrees at our top universities. But then our laws discourage them from using those skills to start a business or a new industry here in the United States. That just doesn't make sense.
We also need to stop punishing innocent young people for the actions of their parents -- and pass the DREAM Act so they can pursue higher education or become military service members in the country they know as home. We already know enormous economic benefits from the steady stream of talented and hardworking people coming to America. More than a century and a half ago, U.S. Steel's Andrew Carnegie was a 13-year-old brought here from Scotland by his family in search of a better life. And in 1979, a Russian family seeking freedom from Communism brought a young Sergey Brin to America -- where he would become a co-founder of Google.
Through immigration, we've become an engine of the global economy and a beacon of hope, ingenuity and entrepreneurship. We should make it easier for the best and brightest not only to study here, but also to start businesses and create jobs here. That's how we'll win the future.
Immigration is a complex issue that raises strong feelings. And as we push for long-overdue action, we're going to hear the same sort of ugly rhetoric that has delayed reform for years -- despite long and widespread recognition that our current system fails us all and hurts our economy.
So you and I need to be the ones talking about this issue in the language of hope, not fear -- in terms of how we are made stronger by our differences, and can be made stronger still.
Take a moment now to watch my El Paso speech and join this campaign for change:
http://my.democrats.org/Immigration-Reform
Thank you,
Barack
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This crap just won't quit. Fixing immigration is simple - enforce the law as written, deport every illegally present person who runs afoul of the law in any way other than violating the immigration laws with no possibility of their ever returning legally. Deport all other illegally present persons with the understanding that they will be allowed to apply to immigrate legally after a suitable waiting period.
Ain't it special that he points out a Soviet emigre was to become a successful American, while the LAST Demonrat president we had allowed Janet Reno to forcibly repatriate Elián González.
We don't need to invite anyone into America to open new businesses - we need to get the frigging government out of the way so AMERICANS - immigrants and native born - can do that.
Wake up, dummy. The only people still yelling for "immigration reform" are you and your sycophants. The great majority of Americans want the laws enforced first - then we might think about modifying them.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
More useless emails.
To ex-employee Feingold:
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Here are your orders:
Vote NO on the "Dream Act". Let the next Congress do this according to the wishes of the people - your bosses.
Vote NO on the pork-laden Omnibus Spending Bill. Now is not the time for another "we have to pass it in order to find out what it has in it" 2000-page monstrosity with over 6300 special perks for fired former civil employees.
Vote NO on the "tax compromise". Again, this needs to be addressed by our current employees, not those who we have fired due to their incompetence.
Follow your orders, and have a Merry Christmas.
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The same to soon to be ex-employee Kohl.
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To Tammy Gay Baldwin, re-elected by union pressure by a nose:
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Remember that you have been re-elected mainly by the pressure of unions and other special interest groups, and that you and your fellow left-leaning liberals and socialists are now in the minority. Try a little restraint and "bipartisanship" during the next few years, and really try to follow the orders of the majority of your Wisconsin constituents who did not vote, or did not vote for you. You just might get another chance after this if you are good.
Here are your orders:
Vote NO on the "Dream Act". Let the next Congress do this according to the wishes of the people - your bosses.
Vote NO on the pork-laden Omnibus Spending Bill. Now is not the time for another "we have to pass it in order to find out what it has in it" 2000-page monstrosity with over 6300 special perks for fired former civil employees.
Vote NO on the "tax compromise". Again, this needs to be addressed by our current employees, not those who we have fired due to their incompetence.
Follow your orders, and have a Merry Christmas.
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Here are your orders:
Vote NO on the "Dream Act". Let the next Congress do this according to the wishes of the people - your bosses.
Vote NO on the pork-laden Omnibus Spending Bill. Now is not the time for another "we have to pass it in order to find out what it has in it" 2000-page monstrosity with over 6300 special perks for fired former civil employees.
Vote NO on the "tax compromise". Again, this needs to be addressed by our current employees, not those who we have fired due to their incompetence.
Follow your orders, and have a Merry Christmas.
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The same to soon to be ex-employee Kohl.
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To Tammy Gay Baldwin, re-elected by union pressure by a nose:
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Remember that you have been re-elected mainly by the pressure of unions and other special interest groups, and that you and your fellow left-leaning liberals and socialists are now in the minority. Try a little restraint and "bipartisanship" during the next few years, and really try to follow the orders of the majority of your Wisconsin constituents who did not vote, or did not vote for you. You just might get another chance after this if you are good.
Here are your orders:
Vote NO on the "Dream Act". Let the next Congress do this according to the wishes of the people - your bosses.
Vote NO on the pork-laden Omnibus Spending Bill. Now is not the time for another "we have to pass it in order to find out what it has in it" 2000-page monstrosity with over 6300 special perks for fired former civil employees.
Vote NO on the "tax compromise". Again, this needs to be addressed by our current employees, not those who we have fired due to their incompetence.
Follow your orders, and have a Merry Christmas.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Drop the "I word"? I don' thin' so...
We are supposed to stop calling a spade a spade yet again, 'cuz it might ruffle some thin-skinned liberal's feathers.
Drop the I word
If illegals want to stay here, they should make a really strong effort to become Americans rather than lurk in their ghettos and refuse to integrate. My grandparents did. So did millions of ethnic Hispanic Americans.
Refusing to call an illegal act an illegal act just tries to bury the root problem.
Yes, it would be a tragedy to send babies born here to illegal immigrant parents back with them, but who made the decision to violate our laws and come here to have those babies? Not me! Take responsibility for your own actions!
I have to agree with a fine point here - none of the people pictured are "illegal", as a human being cannot be "illegal" or we would all be in big trouble.
However, any individual human being can certainly be an ILLEGAL ALIEN, as that is the definition of someone who enters our country by stealth without benefit of legal permission.
Complain all you want, but a spade is still a spade - and an illegal immigrant is still in violation of the law, and should be happy to just be deported and not jailed.
Drop the I word
If illegals want to stay here, they should make a really strong effort to become Americans rather than lurk in their ghettos and refuse to integrate. My grandparents did. So did millions of ethnic Hispanic Americans.
Refusing to call an illegal act an illegal act just tries to bury the root problem.
Yes, it would be a tragedy to send babies born here to illegal immigrant parents back with them, but who made the decision to violate our laws and come here to have those babies? Not me! Take responsibility for your own actions!
I have to agree with a fine point here - none of the people pictured are "illegal", as a human being cannot be "illegal" or we would all be in big trouble.
However, any individual human being can certainly be an ILLEGAL ALIEN, as that is the definition of someone who enters our country by stealth without benefit of legal permission.
Complain all you want, but a spade is still a spade - and an illegal immigrant is still in violation of the law, and should be happy to just be deported and not jailed.
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