Day Without Migrants!
Workplaces ready for day without immigrant staff
From the blogofbryce ..."that Bush and Fox often speak of "migration", instead of "immigration". The difference between these words is that "immigration" denotes passing through a national border while moving. Migration only denotes a population moving. I don't know if that is meaningful, but it certainly is in harmony with the slow erasure of the U.S. Mexican border which Fox speaks of."
Let's clearly define something. These aren't immigrants. They're CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. They're here, because they violated the United States Sovereign law. The above article makes it sound like they have support. I personally hope that America sends the opposite message in that their absence will insight deepened anger and resolve to send those people home. I hope employer's will determine that we CAN function without them and that they get fired for missing work and shutting down.
From The Constitution Party, "Okay, what about all those millions of low-skill, low-pay jobs that no one but illegals are willing to perform? Think about this argument for a moment. What Bush and the pro-low-pay people are saying in effect is this: We need an underclass, and if American citizens aren't willing to be serfs, we're happy to import them. The problem is that American citizens don't think like serfs; living in overcrowded, crime-ridden slums and working for what amount to slave wages doesn't really connect with the American dream. Americans work as hard as anybody on the planet, and are as a rule far more productive, but they ain't gonna do it for nuthin', to the chagrin of certain corporate moguls and small business owners who are reluctant to pay their workers what they're worth."
This crossing of unchecked illegals does two things. It's eroding our economy because we have to have government incentives like Medicaid, Social Security, Welfare, and pay for the large percentage of these illegals to be warehoused in our prison systems. The second thing it is doing is demonstrating to the world the weakness in our borders. We need to build the wall, reform our crossing policies, and add personnel to the border patrols. I am not even opposed to bring in the National Gaurd to pick up the slack on the patrols. We MUST secure our borders. The world MUST know that our borders are secure in the North and the South, the East and the West.
So on Monday, I hope you not only discourage and not support these protests for support of these criminals, but that you take action to support your businesses that remain open and committed to the laws of this great land of ours. These people need to be rounded up and sent to the home from whence they came. 11 million people would not be as big of an undertaking as attacking Iran, Afghanistan, and/or Iraq and rounding up terrorists. Why can we go after them, but not these criminals? Because big government needs them here to generate the reasons for government subsidy's and taxation. Make no mistake about it, their presence here is coming out of your pocketbook. We've become accustomed to just accepting things as status qua. We need to bring this nation back to Constitution the way our fathers intended it to be.
Lawlessness, is still lawlessness no matter how compassionate you paint it. Break this law, and they'll break others. It's pretty simple logic. Rounding them up can be done and it would probably cost taxpayers less in the end if we did so.
Good luck on Mayday. I for one, am going to look for businesses that remain open and make that my day for big purchases.
From the blogofbryce ..."that Bush and Fox often speak of "migration", instead of "immigration". The difference between these words is that "immigration" denotes passing through a national border while moving. Migration only denotes a population moving. I don't know if that is meaningful, but it certainly is in harmony with the slow erasure of the U.S. Mexican border which Fox speaks of."
Let's clearly define something. These aren't immigrants. They're CRIMINAL ILLEGAL ALIENS. They're here, because they violated the United States Sovereign law. The above article makes it sound like they have support. I personally hope that America sends the opposite message in that their absence will insight deepened anger and resolve to send those people home. I hope employer's will determine that we CAN function without them and that they get fired for missing work and shutting down.
From The Constitution Party, "Okay, what about all those millions of low-skill, low-pay jobs that no one but illegals are willing to perform? Think about this argument for a moment. What Bush and the pro-low-pay people are saying in effect is this: We need an underclass, and if American citizens aren't willing to be serfs, we're happy to import them. The problem is that American citizens don't think like serfs; living in overcrowded, crime-ridden slums and working for what amount to slave wages doesn't really connect with the American dream. Americans work as hard as anybody on the planet, and are as a rule far more productive, but they ain't gonna do it for nuthin', to the chagrin of certain corporate moguls and small business owners who are reluctant to pay their workers what they're worth."
This crossing of unchecked illegals does two things. It's eroding our economy because we have to have government incentives like Medicaid, Social Security, Welfare, and pay for the large percentage of these illegals to be warehoused in our prison systems. The second thing it is doing is demonstrating to the world the weakness in our borders. We need to build the wall, reform our crossing policies, and add personnel to the border patrols. I am not even opposed to bring in the National Gaurd to pick up the slack on the patrols. We MUST secure our borders. The world MUST know that our borders are secure in the North and the South, the East and the West.
So on Monday, I hope you not only discourage and not support these protests for support of these criminals, but that you take action to support your businesses that remain open and committed to the laws of this great land of ours. These people need to be rounded up and sent to the home from whence they came. 11 million people would not be as big of an undertaking as attacking Iran, Afghanistan, and/or Iraq and rounding up terrorists. Why can we go after them, but not these criminals? Because big government needs them here to generate the reasons for government subsidy's and taxation. Make no mistake about it, their presence here is coming out of your pocketbook. We've become accustomed to just accepting things as status qua. We need to bring this nation back to Constitution the way our fathers intended it to be.
Lawlessness, is still lawlessness no matter how compassionate you paint it. Break this law, and they'll break others. It's pretty simple logic. Rounding them up can be done and it would probably cost taxpayers less in the end if we did so.
Good luck on Mayday. I for one, am going to look for businesses that remain open and make that my day for big purchases.
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