Thursday, June 21, 2007

George E. Curry Wants Amnesty---Too Bad

TO: George Curry
FROM: BeeJiggity
RE: Running a numbers game on Black America


No sir, given my unique history as the descendant of Africans who were kidnapped, enslaved, tortured and denied citizenship in the greatest nation on this earth I expect that anyone choosing to come here, at least follow the rules in place in order to become citizens. I don't expect trespassers to be given free reign to do jobs that my brothers and sisters did very well 15 years ago; do those jobs being paid under the table at an illegal rate of pay; expect the rights and privileges of actual citizens who either followed the rules at a financial and emotional cost, or fought for citizenship rights which are still in question.

Citizenship for them without returning to their country of origin paying fees, waiting for processing, and risking denial is unacceptable.

Work visas maybe.
Civil rights, maybe.
Come out from the shadows, maybe.

Staying here and being citizens, voting, serving on juries, holding elected office, coming and going without scrutiny? No.

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Thursday, November 23, 2006

Today's problem with Immigration

The simple answer is that we need people who will benefit us. We have no obligation to provide benefit to those who simply want to come here. We should match immigrants with our NEEDS. Not our wants.

That means reducing the scope of family tied prioritiy when deciding who gets to come in.

We can only sustain ourselves if we are able to continue to progress.That won't happen if we continue to let isolated Mexican anclaves grow. The people we admit must be able to sustain themselves.

To say this and much more even better, read this article from CityJournal.

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Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Amnesty Bad idea for GOP



Over at RightWingNews, Mr. Hawkins has some insights for why it would be suicide to suppport amnesty for the millions of illegal aliens in the United States today.

Aside from the fact that they have shown no respect for out borders, the J-Hawk says:

It's short an sweet. Check it out!

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Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Numbers say Immigration Is Key.


Illegal Immigration is the Key issue to winning back the house.


If only GWB and the losing GOP Hse Members had danced with those of us who brung 'em.

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Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Illegal means "Illegal"

The city of Hazleton, PA passed a law which will impose stiff penalties on employers and landlords of illegal aliens, aka tresspassers. Let's remember that the key word here is Illegal.

In the WAPO story we learn that Hazleton has decided to take the issue seriously.

The act imposes a $1,000-per-day fine on any landlord who rents to an illegal immigrant, and it revokes for five years the business license of any employer who hires one...


AND

[Mayor Louis J. Barletta] has received 9,000 favorable e-mails and has raised thousands of dollars for the city's legal defense on a Web site called Small Town Defenders.


Go Louis, Go!
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As an aside, I see how some who support this illegal activity could draw a parallel to the past when small towns devised laws to keep black people out of their cities. This is simply not the same. In this case, Hasleton, PA has imposed penalties on activities which are already illegal.

There is no violation of civil rights, because the fines target citizens who provide support for illegal activity. These illegal activities are being commited by people who have no legal right to be in the country. There is no parallel here. Black victims of the past were citizens being excluded without relationship to whether they had already broken the law.

The struggle is not the same. We must restist those who say that it is.

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Thursday, June 01, 2006

Time to eat some Legal Donuts

(And post a picture of Michelle Malkin, and hope to drag some of her readers here. Gratuitous, but honest.)

Dunkin Donuts is going to verify the employees at all their shops to be certain they have not hired any illegeal aliens. Good move. Here.

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I'm going there with real dollars!

This means they will avoid the huge fines the Senate will require in the new immigration legislation.... Bwwwwahahahhaahha. *Whew* I kill me--- HA!

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Friday, May 12, 2006

Here's another two cents on The Illegals

I wish there were more people who recognise that the first word in the term "illegal immigrant" is "illegal."

Some people don't like that term. For them I suggest the term "trespassers." I don't really know the law on this, and I don't suggest that we do this, but when there is a trespasser on your land, at some point you have the authority to shoot 'em, don't you?

No we shouldn't shoot the trespassers from other countries. We should enforce the laws already on the books.

The issue of illegal immigration is not about terrorism. It is about the law! When you learn to respect the law, it will makes sense.

Too many "activists" supporting Trespassing do not respect the law. Until then, they will continue to:


Intentionally equate the sales taxes paid by tresspassers with income taxes paid by citizens.

Intentionally equate the of marches by trespassers with e-mails, phone calls, letters and votes by citizens.

Intentionally equate trespassers who bus tables for less than minimum wage with citizens whodon't have the legal option to work for less than minimum wage.

Intentionally equate of those who illegally trespass from Serbia, Yugoslavia, Russia, and Romania with Black citizens who were (and sometimes still are) denied equal protection under the law.

Just Driving me NUTS!

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Sunday, April 23, 2006

Minutemen enlist Help from San Diego


Homeless Advocate Ted Hayes wants to spotlight the fact that illegal immigrants are most likely to take jobs that black people did. They deflate wages on the lower end, and who is it already living on the low end? Oh yeah, black poeple. Maybe Kanye had a point. (Probably not.)






(CBS) LOS ANGELES Several black activists plan to join members of the Minutemen Project to protest illegal immigration, which organizer Ted Hayes touted as the "biggest threat to blacks in America since slavery."

The protest, organized by Hayes' Crispus Attucks Brigade and the American Black Citizens Opposed to Illegal Immigration Invasion, is scheduled to start at 1 p.m.

Hayes, a homeless activist, alleged that most homeless people in Los Angeles are black and illegal immigration compounds the problem since blacks refuse to accept the "slave wages" that many illegal immigrants accept.

Many pro-immigration rallies were held in recent weeks; most of which, called for amnesty to the nation's estimated 12 million illegal immigrants. Many Southland public officials, including Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, supported the protesters.

"While all Americans are suffering from this invasion, we blacks are suffering the most," Hayes said. "We feel like the leaders promoting this issue are being insensitive. This country wasn't built on the backs of immigrants like (Villaraigosa) says. It was built on the back of West African slaves."

Immigrant activist Nativo Lopez believes Hayes is out of step with most black leaders and that both blacks and Hispanics face the same problems.

"Unfortunately, (Hayes) thinks that way," Lopez said. "He has a right to express his opinion, but I don't agree with him. Many and most African American leaders think otherwise and we're appreciative of their support. I'm not interested in Latinos being pitted against African Americans," he said. "We are all in the same boat. We will pull ourselves up together."

The Minutemen Project formed by Jim Gilchrist, patrols the Mexican border. He may attend the protest along with other Minutemen Project members. Hayes said that Minutemen Project members have been unfairly portrayed as racist.

"I've been down to the border with them. They're not racist," Hayes said. "They don't care what color you are."

Da Link.

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Friday, September 09, 2005

MS-13 Takedown! 660 Arrests in 5 countries!





"I haven't seen anything like this in 23 years," said veteran FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker, who oversaw the operation.


GOOD!

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