Chosen
03-18-2009, 10:04 AM
Obama and left wing forces are gathering today to discuss an amnesty strategy to try again, after the American public was unanimously opposed to give Amnesty to illegal aliens. Apperntly, if you are an illegal alien you are above the rule of law and have an open door thru lobbyists to Congress and the President's office.
They are meeting in the back rooms, just like the original amnesty attempt. The new strategy will be drafted by National Council of La Raza, LULAC and other ethnic nationalist socialist groups who are for authoritarian collectivism.
A new strategy by the authoritarian collectivists has been to try and spin the bizarre and naive open borders ideas of Libertarians to find a basis for amensty. Of course all of these attempted legislations are full of entitlements for illegals.
The rule of law is at stake.
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/obama-hispanic-dems-to-huddle-on-immigration-reform-2009-03-17.html
Here is an activist quote which best sums up the racist nature of this lobby group:
Why do we have a Congressional Hispanic Caucus ? Why do we have a caucus group that is based on and divided by race that supports constituents by race instead of district?
I suppose that it would only be fair to have a caucus based entirely on race for every race of people represented by Congress, but I think that might be considered "racist".
ARTICLE EXCERPT:
March 17, 2009
Jared Allen
TheHill.com
Capitol Hill Publishing Corp.
Immigration reform is front-and-center on the group’s agenda.
CHC is eager to hear the president’s ideas and proposals for tackling immigration reform, not only regarding a comprehensive reform bill that could provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented workers but also as it relates to rolling back Bush administration policies of raiding workplaces and detaining and deporting thousands of illegal workers.
CHC members came away from a recent meeting in the Capitol with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano — a day after her Senate confirmation hearing — very encouraged that the workplace-raids policy would be fully reviewed and possibly altered.
Yet, CHC has expressed frustration that Obama has not yet gotten the message on how damaging the raids are to Hispanic communities across the country.
CHC has made the raids and their human cost the new focus of its immigration reform push, although a comprehensive reform bill remains very much a priority for the group, and one that it is encouraging Obama to push.
Hispanic Democrats are continuing their nationwide tour of cities where raids have been conducted to drum up public support for curtailing the practice. During an event in San Francisco earlier this month, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called the raids “un-American" and spoke out on the need for comprehensive immigration reform...
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They are meeting in the back rooms, just like the original amnesty attempt. The new strategy will be drafted by National Council of La Raza, LULAC and other ethnic nationalist socialist groups who are for authoritarian collectivism.
A new strategy by the authoritarian collectivists has been to try and spin the bizarre and naive open borders ideas of Libertarians to find a basis for amensty. Of course all of these attempted legislations are full of entitlements for illegals.
The rule of law is at stake.
http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/obama-hispanic-dems-to-huddle-on-immigration-reform-2009-03-17.html
Here is an activist quote which best sums up the racist nature of this lobby group:
Why do we have a Congressional Hispanic Caucus ? Why do we have a caucus group that is based on and divided by race that supports constituents by race instead of district?
I suppose that it would only be fair to have a caucus based entirely on race for every race of people represented by Congress, but I think that might be considered "racist".
ARTICLE EXCERPT:
March 17, 2009
Jared Allen
TheHill.com
Capitol Hill Publishing Corp.
Immigration reform is front-and-center on the group’s agenda.
CHC is eager to hear the president’s ideas and proposals for tackling immigration reform, not only regarding a comprehensive reform bill that could provide a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented workers but also as it relates to rolling back Bush administration policies of raiding workplaces and detaining and deporting thousands of illegal workers.
CHC members came away from a recent meeting in the Capitol with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano — a day after her Senate confirmation hearing — very encouraged that the workplace-raids policy would be fully reviewed and possibly altered.
Yet, CHC has expressed frustration that Obama has not yet gotten the message on how damaging the raids are to Hispanic communities across the country.
CHC has made the raids and their human cost the new focus of its immigration reform push, although a comprehensive reform bill remains very much a priority for the group, and one that it is encouraging Obama to push.
Hispanic Democrats are continuing their nationwide tour of cities where raids have been conducted to drum up public support for curtailing the practice. During an event in San Francisco earlier this month, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) called the raids “un-American" and spoke out on the need for comprehensive immigration reform...
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