How many of those elusive "illegals" left?
Let me answer your question with one of my own. Why do you oppose controlling who enters our nation?
That is a totally dumb ass question. But, let me fix it for you:
WHY I OPPOSE THE BUILD THE WALL CRACKPOTS
The number
one reason is the dumb ***** on the right think the only way a foreigner should enter is through some non-existent method they call
"legal" which is code for citizenship.
The Constitution does not require people to become citizens in order to participate in the free market. We're losing our country because the right is wrong on the way we do business.
Furthermore, the Constitution gives Congress a very limited role in this. It is in some very short and sweet language:
"
Congress shall have the power ... To establish a uniform rule of naturalization" Article 1 Section 8 of the United States Constitution
The second major reason I'm opposed to those people is that after FOUR DECADES of being involved in this issue, the percentages of people from south of the border never changes.
The build the wall people harp on how many people come here, but never give a figure on how many go back to their native country. If they
worked in the field and spent equal amounts of time on every side, they would understand: it's interstate commerce. People coming here to engage in the free market are
not covered by the Constitution. The word
immigration means to leave one's country for the purpose of coming to another country for
permanent residence.Look it up in a legal dictionary if you don't believe it.
The third major reason can be found in my critics admission that I don't agree with this idiocy is that the immigration laws were forced through Congress by liberals. They were meant to implode and they end up being a subtle tool for committing genocide against the white people.
America was not built to be inhabited by every race, color, creed, political persuasion, sexual orientation, and religious viewpoint. Citizenship is a privilege, not a rite of passage in order to exercise
unalienable Rights. You have to separate interstate commerce from immigration since coming here has NOTHING to do with immigration (constitutionally speaking) UNLESS the foreigner plans on staying here permanently.
The bigger question is why are people like you so consumed with
CONTROL? Do you not listen to the voices of reason? To draw you a legal analogy (IF you can understand it) the way I ALMOST lost a court case came when I won a political battle to limit the places a person can smoke. Great. Separate areas for people to eat without breathing cigarette smoke.
Then the city of Atlanta banned "
assault weapons." They cited the very bill I helped write. They said that we empowered government to protect our safety with the anti - smoking bill. So, by outlawing so - called
assault weapons, they were protecting our safety. The ONLY reason we ended up winning is because Georgia law pre-empted local legislation that is inconsistent with state law.
Now you want to
control people who come here and take advantage of opportunities willingly offered. Then you'll ***** when the government passes a law based upon legislation you supported to unconstitutionally
control a group of people engaging in otherwise legal activities??? I should teach you the concept of regulation instead of
control.