Illegal aliens? Guess who hires them: U.S. farmers and businesses. Yep, some of our top tier businesses are giving monetary incentives for illegal hordes to keep on coming and dancing to the tune of $24,billion. Democrats are pro-union for the most part, illegal immigration is not something they would collectively support. Want to see a listing of the culprits responsible for all this illegal entry into the U.S.? Check this out:
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I read Michelle MalkinÂ’s original article and came away with a better understanding of how duplicitous people like PC can be. Skilled at using innuendo and word twisting, PC has her USMB lapdogs believing that Dick LammÂ’s allegory was an admission to some surreptitious plot by Democrats to destroy America. That is not true. Nowhere in the article did I see even a hint that he was alluding to that at all. While some of the issues Lamm addressed might have originated under the auspices of the Democrats, there are other issues, just as serious, emanating from the Republican side. LammÂ’s allegory isnÂ’t directed at one political party but at some group that seems to transcend party affiliation.
THE INQUIRY
As I have shown above, those most likely to benefit from illegal immigration are Republicans or their constituents. These “patriots” pay $24biion a year as an incentive that drives illegal immigration.
LetÂ’s examine Item #4 from the op:
.... I would make our fastest-growing demographic group the least educated.
Who is Lamm pointing the finger at here? It certainly isnÂ’t at the Democrats. Perhaps the Republicans had the answer all along. LetÂ’s fly to Louisiana and investigate:
Governor Bobby Jindal, true to his Republican ideals, implemented a voucher system in 2012 attempting to destroy the Louisiana public school system. As the more knowledgeable among you know, that would have a devastating impact on lower income children. Jindal knew that but he didnÂ’t care. The trick was to divert public funds from public schools to private schools. ThatÂ’s a good thing for the upper classes but the funding for public schools would be cut in half; thereby undercutting educational goals geared towards poor kids.
Furthermore, the voucher system would be an excellent conduit for feeding the coffers of the 1%. However, hallelujah, the Louisiana Supreme Court struck the voucher system down as being unconstitutional.
I think we have to revisit my first example with this one. Republicans and their constituents are the prime movers for this onslaught of illegal immigrants. Lamm is describing Republican masterminds here, not Democrats.
I would have this second underclass have a 50 percent dropout rate from school.
This task would be impossible to implement as there is no way to predict if a child will be a drop out or not. Statistics are made after the fact and are not reliable predictors for future occurrences. Nevertheless, the incentive for their parents to bring illegal children with them is financed by well off Americans who exploit the opportunity to use cheap labor. That responsibility rests with the Republicans, not the Democrats.
