JakeStarkey
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Zeit, cite your source, please.
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Zeit, cite your source, please.
You can post links now IIRC.Zeit, cite your source, please.
I can not post links yet. However, you can Google the information you want. That is how I find my info.
The easiest way to solve the immigration problem is to eliminate what attracts the illegal immigrants here; JOBS.
Go after the employers.
Use heavy handed nforcement of the current laws against employers.
Forget using a fence extending the entire border.
Forget checking individuals walking the streets, there are millions of people to check.
Go after the thousands of businesses hiring the illegals. It would be the most managable and the most effective.
The reason we are not using this tactics is because the businesses are the ones donating to politicians,
wow... overkill. Fewer links per post. I'm not even going to look at any of the video and maybe no more than 2 links even if I do agree with them.
This would be classified as 'spamming'... just a tip for future posts.
I happen to know Connie Mack personally. He's a total, 110% cannot-be-treated sociopath.Mack (R) compares Ariz. law to Nazi Germany - The Hill's Blog Briefing RoomRep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) ripped into the new Arizona immigration law today, comparing it to Nazi Germany.
"This law of 'frontier justice' – where law enforcement officials are required to stop anyone based on 'reasonable suspicion' that they may be in the country illegally – is reminiscent of a time during World War II when the Gestapo in Germany stopped people on the street and asked for their papers without probable cause," Mack said in a statement.
Mack (R) compares Ariz. law to Nazi Germany - The Hill's Blog Briefing RoomRep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) ripped into the new Arizona immigration law today, comparing it to Nazi Germany.
"This law of 'frontier justice' where law enforcement officials are required to stop anyone based on 'reasonable suspicion' that they may be in the country illegally is reminiscent of a time during World War II when the Gestapo in Germany stopped people on the street and asked for their papers without probable cause," Mack said in a statement.
Mack (R) compares Ariz. law to Nazi Germany - The Hill's Blog Briefing RoomRep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) ripped into the new Arizona immigration law today, comparing it to Nazi Germany.
"This law of 'frontier justice' where law enforcement officials are required to stop anyone based on 'reasonable suspicion' that they may be in the country illegally is reminiscent of a time during World War II when the Gestapo in Germany stopped people on the street and asked for their papers without probable cause," Mack said in a statement.
No you weren't. Still aren't.Mack (R) compares Ariz. law to Nazi Germany - The Hill's Blog Briefing RoomRep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) ripped into the new Arizona immigration law today, comparing it to Nazi Germany.
"This law of 'frontier justice' where law enforcement officials are required to stop anyone based on 'reasonable suspicion' that they may be in the country illegally is reminiscent of a time during World War II when the Gestapo in Germany stopped people on the street and asked for their papers without probable cause," Mack said in a statement.
These Arizona threads are just getting dumber.
Last I lived in FL, you were required to carry identification in your person. Same here. This law does nothing but reiterate old law.
Just more sensationalist bullshit over nothing.