Here is some light reading on the “See no illegal, fear no illegal” threat to our national sovereignty – an internal threat by our elite band of “leaders” and wanabes.   

¡Recuerde el Alamo!  ->   Click Here

By AZ Moderate

Published: 2008-03-06

EXCERPT: The illegal alien invasion continues.  That seems to be a non-issue with these substandard candidates we have running for the throne.  And the determined illegal alien apologists that champion the dissolution of our nation are laying in the weeds awaiting the inaugural parade in order to launch a renewed attack on our national sovereignty with their new corporatist ally in the White    So, it is time to resurrect the issue, and put it before these...

And you can bet these dudes (or is that duds) will climb right in bed with the vested interests in opening the borders wide!

Hillary Rodham Clinton on immigration   -->  click here

On border security
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., voted for a 700-mile fence along the U.S.-Mexican border in October 2006 after a comprehensive immigration bill died for lack of consensus. She has also voted for funding to hire more Border Patrol agents as well as additional security efforts along the nation’s northern border.

On immigration overhaul
Clinton supported a comprehensive bill that never got an up-or-down vote in 2007. The measure’s key provisions would have provided a path to citizenship for most of the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in the USA, created a “guest-worker” program and spent more on border fencing. She objected to the bill’s provisions that would have limited the importance of family ties in determining who gets visas to the USA. In 2006, Clinton voted for a comprehensive immigration bill — similar to the one that died a year later.

John McCain on immigration   -->  click here

On border security
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., says border security is a key component of national security. He has supported increases in Border Patrol funding and voted for 700 miles of new fencing along the U.S.-Mexican border in 2006. “Tight border security includes not just the entry and exit of people, but also the effective screening of cargo at our ports and other points of entry,” he said on his campaign website.

On immigration overhaul
McCain was a leading Republican proponent of the 2007 bill that would have established a “guest-worker” program and provided a path to citizenship for most of the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in the USA. The measure also would have tightened border security, imposed tougher sanctions on employers who hire illegal immigrants, and emphasized worker skills for visas instead of family ties. The bill did not get an up-or-down vote in the Senate, and died from lack of consensus in both parties. McCain didn’t agree on every provision but called it “a very good starting point.” After its failure, McCain said, “The American people will not settle for the status quo — de facto amnesty and broken borders.” In 2006, McCain voted for a similar measure.

Barack Obama on immigration     -->  click here

On border security
Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., said in 2006 that dealing with border security is “only one side of the equation.” He voted for final passage of a bill in September 2006 that called for 700 miles of fencing along the U.S.-Mexican border, after opposing a version in May of that year. The measure, signed into law by President Bush, was an alternative to a broader approach on border security and immigration that died from lack of consensus.

On immigration overhaul
Obama supported the 2007 comprehensive bill that would have established a “guest-worker” program, provided a path to citizenship for most of the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in the USA, emphasized worker skills for visas instead of family ties and beefed up border security. That measure never got an up-or-down vote, but Obama voted for a similar bill in 2006.

“For the millions here illegally but otherwise playing by the rules, we must encourage them to come out of hiding and get right with the law,” he said on his campaign website. That means, he said, paying a fine, learning English, not committing any crimes and then going “to the back of the line” to apply for citizenship.

Obama also has advocated that employers need to do more to check the legal status of their workers. His plan calls for a new employment eligibility verification system, according to his campaign website.

As you can see, all of these yokels climbed on board for the Contemptible so-called “Comprehensive” bill that would have us roll over and have our tummy scratched by Senior Bush and Mexico.

It’s War!     -->  click here

By AZ Moderate

Published: 2007-06-28

EXCERPT: This so called “comprehensive immigration bill” is just the latest distillation of the arrogant disdain by our elite for the majority’s will.     But the American people slapped our “elite leaders” up along side of the head.  The telephone calls registering disgust with these leaders’ shenanigans has registered with at least one:     “This immigration bill has become a war between the American...

A Fragile Betrayal     -->  click here

By AZ Moderate

Published: 2007-05-22 

EXCERPT: The hodged together contemptible comprehensive illegal immigration bill is too fragile to survive.   The haste to pass the betrayal bill was fueled by the certainty that Congress members will get an earful from their real American voting constituency on their two week Memorial Day recess back "The world is watching to see how we respond to the current crisis. Let's not disappoint them." said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA), the chief Democratic ...