Illegals getting deported in Irving

[piasabird]

Maybe they should get mad at their parents for being the criminals that they are. This is what happens when law enforcement in a state turns their back on the law and just ignores criminal behavior. Conformance to laws protects those who obey the law. Maybe we need to look at the law which says that children of invading foreigners if born in the USA are legally US Citizens. It is time we change that law.

 

[db]

Why is it that those who hire illegals aren't being arrested or fined? If nobody would hire them, they would not come here.

 

[Whoozyerdaddy]

Let me tell you all how embarrassing and stupid the whole illegal mexican issue is.

Earlier this month our business brokerage was working with a lady from Canada who wanted to buy a business. She had checked with immigration officials several times to confirm that she was going about things the right way. Then, litterally as she was leaving her home to come and sign the finance paperwork she got a call from immigration informing her that she was in fact illegal and would have to show that the funds for the business purchase originated from Canada. She was also told that she didn't have a proper work permit and was ineligible to work in this country. So after working here for several years, paying taxes and keeping in regular contact with immigration, she now has to go back to Canada because she can't work here legally.

Case 2: Happend a couple months ago... another Canadian thing. A man from Canada married a girl he met here. He had been doing a bit of developing in the islands here and had built a house (Million dollar golf course villa) for he and his wife. He had to make a trip back to Canada. When he tried to make reservations back to Hawaii he was denied entry to the US. If he tries to enter the US before filing the proper paperwork (a process than can take up to two years) he will never be allowed back in the US. He and his wife are now attempting to sell their dream home, probably at a loss, since the market here has taken a nose dive in the last 18 months or so.

In both instances these were people who were very well off. One was buying a business and one was a developer/investor. Both of them would have contributed to the tax base of their community and would have paid federal income tax. Lots of it. They get kicked out. Mexicans working under the table and sending that money home? Amnesty.

Makes perfect sense. :|

 

[hellokeith]

Originally posted by: Shivetya
BE AFRAID AND LEAVE.

Your parents are at fault, blame them

I'll take it one step further Shivy and place the blame squarely at the feet of bleeding heart socialists who think the world owes everyone everything merely for being born. Of course, other must sacrifice more than them to pay for all these freebies, but that's ok because who isn't comfortable with 50% taxes.. ah well, might as well make it 60% taxes and give the anchor babies a college fund and affirmative action.

 

[IEC]

Originally posted by: dahunan

'Why are we a group that's not wanted?' They feel resentful."

How do they find it so easy to distort reality?

Why are they a group who feels the law does not apply to them? LEGAL immigrants feel outrage and contempt

Hmm yes, let's fund our kids' education and upbringing with taxpayers' money! Yay!

OR NOT!

As a son of LEGAL immigrants to this country I feel nothing but contempt for those who came here illegally.

 

[chucky2]

Originally posted by: RightIsWrong

What you consider me to be is the same thing that others considered people like MLK Jr., a silly unrealistic dreamer with a very weak grasp on reality. "Hey look, there's some idealistic 'tard that actually believes that blacks and whites should be able to live together. What a crock that is. How can someone be that detached from reality?"

Now, don't take that as to mean I am comparing myself to MLK, I'm not in the sense that it might seem. What I am trying to get across is that the common group think of his time was completely different than his "reality". Thankfully, enough people were able to open their minds (not by themselves mind you....someone else had to do it and then they followed along).

And let's not even get into the whole "the world is flat", "the earth is the center of the universe", "blood letting using leaches is a cure for sickness", "women and minorities are not as smart as white men and therefore should not to be allowed in schools or to vote" and a host of other horseshit that has been proven to be completely unrealistic by "pie in the sky'ers" like you are labeling me.

In closing, there are no absolutes. There are things that we have all agreed to be truths at that moment in time, but they are anything but absolute and reality is not something that we can all agree on.

The US border is something that is defined at this point in time. But time has a funny way of changing definitions. Just ask President Bush about the the absoluteness of our border under the NAU plan.

I'll see you on the other side....once enough people have done the thinking for you and tell you what the world looks like at that point in time.

That you even bring up MLK in any way shape or form tells me you have some type of god complex. Let me fill you in: I met/know plenty of idiot savants that are scary smart, yet they don't have the common sense to be able to go grocery shopping for a family of 4. I can tell already, you are one of these people.

Somehow you think of these grandiouse ideas about no borders, no race, no war, no disease, etc, and apply it to today's problems. While you dream, the rest of the people in the real today world solve problems for your behalf. Congrats RiW, thanks for helping us all out... :roll:

Go on deluding yourself that your super-higher-power-see-you-on-the-other-side thinking lends something to this debate, maybe on your return trip we'll all have evolved to your lofty status and can throw a celebration in honor of your return in what will be by then United North America. :roll:

Chuck

P.S. I don't care about your Mac either...