Wrong. Nationalist would be the correct answer and those who support the Constitution and it's laws. When people enter this country they are violating our laws................When businesses hire them they are violating our laws. A Republic is a NATION OF LAWS..............and they are either to be followed or the Republic dies.
Mass illegals coming here costs us a lot of money because Woodrow Wilson set us on a path of the Gov't spending money on anything it pleases. So the Social Safety net is attractive to illegals, and they use it causing us massive financial problems. If they didn't use fake i'd.s and abuse the system it wouldn't be as much of a problem........but it is bankrupting States and our country.
Finally there are legal ways to work here under the Dept of labor. Especially in Agriculture. but under that program the businesses hiring are REQUIRED to give basic rights to the farm workers which cost them more money. So they ignore it to increase their profit by VIOLATING OUR LAWS.
We are either a Nation of Laws or the Republic DIES.
While this is
NOT about immigration,
YOU are the one who is wrong here. Allow me to school you in the Rule of Law.
The United States Constitution gives Congress
ONE AND ONLY ONE area of jurisdiction over foreigners. Let me quote it for you:
"
Congress shall have the power ...To establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization" (Article I Section 8)
Within, maybe six months of the ratification of the Constitution of the United States, Congress fulfilled this duty. So, where did we get all these laws you allude to?
In 1875 the United States Supreme Court granted "
plenary powers" to Congress over every facet of foreigners. Here is your problem: There is not one, single, solitary sentence in the entire Constitution that gives the United States Supreme Court the
authority to bestow upon any other branch of government ANY powers, plenary or otherwise.BTW, this is the same basic argument conservatives use for challenging the illegally created Federal Reserve wherein Congress transferred their powers over to private banks. There is
NO AUTHORITY for either.
From a legal standpoint, the
states had control over over guest workers, temporary workers, and non-citizen guests within their state prior to the high Court's meddling.
AND, if you accept the 14th Amendment (which was illegally ratified)
all persons are guaranteed Liberty. That would bring into question the anti-white immigration laws that you are referring to. An anti white quota system that does not meet the needs of employers (denying them the equal protection of the laws) coupled with a system that separates families is a major case before the United States Supreme Court waiting to happen.